Canada Visa

Hi Mayur,
That is quite a number. Unfortunately, chances are very low. Try in lesser competitive countries. You can also try in Australia but your overall profile must be strong for the same.

Hi Amanjot, yes you can apply. Your profile is good. You must also take the IELTS, an overall score of 6 with no section less than 5.5. Admission requirements are different with different universities and programs. You have to check on the websites, apply early.

You must have atleast 6.5 score in IELTS, that's the minimum prerequisite for a very few universities, most of them ask for 7 and above for MS courses.

Your question is incomplete, but I'll try to give you a general answer and advice. If you want to work in Canada you have to check if companies are hiring international employees first. Also, check the job status of the work you want to do in the Canadian government labor market division. Physiotherapy is a regulated profession in Canada. So, you will have to register with the provincial board first. Without registration, you are not allowed to work as a physiotherapist in Canada.

Hi Sourav,
Chances seem good. Apply early for better chances.

Reapply in the university and for the time being, you can apply and reserve your seat in the institution.

Hello,
Chances are high as your grades are good, though the visa decision will depend on the visa officer. Take the IELTS as well. Check for additional program specific requirements on university websites and follow the timelines, apply early for maximizing your chances.

Hi, depends on your academic grades not only on your IELTS.Your IELTS is no wonder very low but if your academics are strong you might get through and also a bridge course in English can be offered by the college.You should check the college and university websites for admission requirements.

Hi, there should be no difficulty in admission since your grades are good, just check the ILETS score requirements with the colleges directly as some modules need improvement. The concern is getting admission in the Jan intake since time is limited. You should check proactively with the universities,email them ,follow up and then apply.

Hi Malhar, there is no age limit as such, a lot of people work for several years and then plan out their studies.