What is the difference between Generic & University categories of Study permit?

[sdquattro]

Hi friends

How do I figure out which category of study permit to apply to?

Let me give my example. I have been selected for MASc in Engg at University of Windsor for Jan 2012. It is not a member of SPP so that is ruled out in my case. (Right?)

Now, that leaves Generic and University checklists to deal with. Which one do I choose? What is the difference between the two? Processing times?

Appreciate your help!

 

[enfield]

Hi friends

How do I figure out which category of study permit to apply to?

Let me give my example. I have been selected for MASc in Engg at University of Windsor for Jan 2012. It is not a member of SPP so that is ruled out in my case. (Right?)

Now, that leaves Generic and University checklists to deal with. Which one do I choose? What is the difference between the two? Processing times?

Appreciate your help!

Hi,

There are only 2 categories.

1. SPP - You are not eligible to apply under SPP.

2. General - You can apply under it.

Processing time is almost same. Only paper work is little bit less for the SPP's.

 

[sdquattro]

Thanks for your reply.

This was the check list which got me confused. There is an AUCC logo beside this of which Windsor is a member. Couldn't find any guidelines beyond that.

vfs-canada.co.in / images / Study%20Permit%20Checklist-University.pdf

 

[enfield]

Thanks for your reply.

This was the check list which got me confused. There is an AUCC logo beside this of which Windsor is a member. Couldn't find any guidelines beyond that.

vfs-canada.co.in / images / Study%20Permit%20Checklist-University.pdf

Hi,

1. AUCC means 'Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada.

2. SPP covers ONLY 'ACCC' which means 'Association of Canadian Community Colleges.

University of Windsor is NOT a part of ACCC, so you have to apply under General category.

 

[jaijai]

i think uni of windsor is a part of aucc so i think he can apply undr university category

 

[netchaos]

You need to apply using University Study Permit Checklist and here is the link vfs-canada.co.in/images/Study%20Permit%20Checklist-University.pdf

 

[manin]

Hi,

1. AUCC means 'Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada.

2. SPP covers ONLY 'ACCC' which means 'Association of Canadian Community Colleges.

University of Windsor is NOT a part of ACCC, so you have to apply under General category.

hello,enfield yar how can u say that u of windsor is not a member of AUCC??

 

[manin]

1. AUCC means 'Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada.

2. SPP covers ONLY 'ACCC' which means 'Association of Canadian Community Colleges.

University of Windsor is NOT a part of ACCC, so you have to apply under General category.
hello,enfield yar how can u say that u of windsor is not a member of AUCC??

 

[manin]

University of Windsor is NOT a part of ACCC, so you have to apply under General category.

hello,enfield yar how can u say that u of windsor is not a member of AUCC??

 

[manin]

University of Windsor is NOT a part of ACCC, so you have to apply under General category.
hello,enfield yar how can u say that u of windsor is not a member of AUCC??

 

[manin]

Hi,

1. AUCC means 'Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada.

2. SPP covers ONLY 'ACCC' which means 'Association of Canadian Community Colleges.

University of Windsor is NOT a part of ACCC, so you have to apply under General category.

hello,enfield yar how can u say that u of windsor is not a member of AUCC??

 

[ad singh]

@ manin, please read carefully. enfield said u of windsor is not part of accc ..( simple its not under spp programme)

he didnt say its not part of aucc. 8)

 

[enfield]

hello,enfield yar how can u say that u of windsor is not a member of AUCC??

Hi,



http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/visas/StudentPartnersProgram_ProgrammePartenairesEtudiants-Nov09.aspx?view=d

Only these listed schools (ACCC) qualify for SPP visa. There are also many other ACCC colleges which do not comes under SPP visa.

*University of Windsor comes under AUCC.

 

[manin]

Hi,



http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/visas/StudentPartnersProgram_ProgrammePartenairesEtudiants-Nov09.aspx?view=d

Only these listed schools (ACCC) qualify for SPP visa. There are also many other ACCC colleges which do not comes under SPP visa.

*University of Windsor comes under AUCC.

oh!!!i thought u are talking about AUCC .because i'm preparing for the university category.any ways sorry ad singh and Enfield u have been very supportive friends:

 

[ftpaccess]

HI,

I am in a similar situation. I have 3 checklist here

1. SPP
2. General
3. University

I have not been able to get any kind of information about which checklist to use. I am going to Brandon University in Manitoba for a 4 year program. They haven't given me any information either. Can anyone help me here about which checklist to use.