Canada Visa

Hi Vipin,
Canadian Universities are extremely competitive and backlogs are something they don't easily accept or prefer. If your final aggregate marks are good, you can have a chance and will also depend on other things like your projects, work experience, recommendation letters etc.

Hi Pawan,
To apply for a student visa, a student must have been accepted for admission by a university, in your case you must have been accepted by a Canadian university. Once you have the admission letter, they will also tell you the guidelines, you have to apply via the Canadian embassy and provide funds, documents etc. to obtain the student Visa.

Hi Vishal Patel, both the programme are different, Diplomas are UG courses and Post Graduate Diploma are PG level which is why you can't compare them. If you have a Bachelor's degree you should study a PG Diploma, SPP colleges have an additional advantage of a 3-year work permit after graduation. And obviously job prospects are high and PG Diplomas are very much in demand. Doing a UG Diploma will give you basic job and not highly paid.

Hi, More than 5-years of gap is not impressive unless you gained some work experience. I can only advice to get in touch with the universities and agents who can guide you as per the university specific admission rules. You must also prepare for SOP accordingly and manage to get good recommendation reports.

Hi Vishal,
Some universities may allow you to apply during your final year and admissions will depend on your final year results and other condition, but most universities will want your final year marks. It is the best you check with the universities directly first. Email them.

Getting Visa from any country depends upon the purpose of your visit to that country. Tourist & Medical Visa, you can get almost immediately. Job visa takes time. Student visa requires a letter from the institution you are going to study.

Hi Jaspreet,
You have to know what is best for you and decide accordingly. No course comes with a visa guarantee. If the course you choose matches your profile and career plans and if you can explain this to the universities and visa officer clearly there is no reason why they won't give you a visa. To apply for project management you have to show relevant knowledge , interests and project works. Your SOP and LOR will also be very important.

Hi Omkar, PG Diploma is a popular program choice. You can gain some work experience after graduating and shortly thereafter apply for an MBA there.

Hi Nima, you can apply, but universities will check why you took the gap and you have to justify the same very nicely. If you had or have work experience its good for your profile. Also, you must take the SAT and TOEFL to pursue Bachelor's degree in USA. Write to some universities in USA and check with them directly. They are very responsive and will guide you.