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sdquattro

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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! :)
 
sdquattro said:
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.
 
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
 
sdquattro said:
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.
 
i think uni of windsor is a part of aucc so i think he can apply undr university category
 
You need to apply using University Study Permit Checklist and here is the link vfs-canada.co.in/images/Study%20Permit%20Checklist-University.pdf
 
enfield said:
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??
 
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??
 
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??
 
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??
 
enfield said:
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, 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)
 
manin said:
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.
 
enfield said:
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:):):):
 
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.