Student visa-spouse sponsorship

[Eliza Jiwani]

I completed my Bachelor's of Business Administration in 2015 and started MBA in 2016...i have completed my first year of MBA as of now... I want to apply for Canada Student visa n January 2018 intake...my questions are, :
1) should I show my 1 year of MBA or should I show work experience from 2015-2017? In which case the chance of getting visa would be higher?
2) Is it true that Indian students should not apply for courses related to Accounts or Finance in Canada? And this might reduce the chances of getting visa?
3) I have my marriage in this year itself... So should I get my visa first n then get married or first get married and apply for student visa?
4) should my husband apply for work permit while I am in India or should he apply after I reach Canada? And what should be the time gap?

 

[good boy]

1. Without knowing the connections between MBA, job area and proposed degree, it is impossible to opine.
2. No idea.
3. If you leave your spouse back home, you have higher chance of getting study permit. If you get visa first and then get married it will take too long for your spouse to get an open work permit or trv.
4. No time gap required. Both are fine.