GAULOV said:
Can anyone please reply if they have an info
Hi GAULOV,
Consultants are more inclined towards lining their own pockets first. I also have a work experience of 5+. I selected my masters subject and was having some issues with documentation, so went to a Consultant. And what followed next was ridiculous. I was planning to go to Quebec which means that i would have required Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ), which not at all difficult to get. The consultants in Chandigarh told me that WHY ARE YOU GOING QUEBEC ? You will require 2 visa's and it will be difficult for you to get that( though CAQ was not a visa
). AND THEN THE REAL PART BEGUN. They said leave Master in Quebec, we will get you some good course in some other State AND for which you will get 100% Visa.
Crux is IF you really want to join some program and study there, don't give too much importance to what Consultant says about Visa.
You have to prove to the University/College via your SOP why you want to join.
Provided you get the letter of acceptance, you will definitely get Visa. Visa officer is there to check your financial supporting docs and Checks if the the field of your study is relevant to your past(which generally, after that many years of work exp you get from universities after careful assessment).
Get the LOA at the earliest, rest leave it to the God