US or Canada - *Critical Decision*

[axlh17]

Nova Scotia, Ontario and Sask have reached their quota for 2016 I guess so they have stopped accepting applications for 2016.

New Brunswick is still accepting from 1-15 every month.. But it is points based system . 67 is cutoff. Highest ranked candidates are invited to NB PNP

Do you guys know what happens if I move to another province after landing? Is there any hard residency requirement for PNP?

 

[intensecool]

I haven't got admit from any Canadian college yet.

I will be looking for 1 year PGDM in IT

I am almost sure if your PGDM is of 1 year from Canada you will get work permit of 1 year only.
With 1 year WP, it's not easy to work job since employers dont view that positively.

You can try for OOPNP but even that's not going to clear within an year due to quota issues and what not.

Why i am saying this coz in my PGDM I have faced it myself along with many other colleagues. I had a 2 year degree even than i got 1 year permit.

Go for USA PGDM and go for CANADIAN PR, that combination will pay much better results.