Canada Visa

Hello Mohammed, I am afraid, yes visa prospects for your profile is low. 52% marks is a poor score for Canadian universities. You may still be admitted by a college however if your profile, SOP, LORs are not impressive you stand a poor chance.

You can apply to universities or community colleges for the program. If university will give you admission offer then student visa will not be too difficult. For admission, you will have to justify the gap of 4 years.

Hi Jatinder,
One backlog can be considered but admissions will depend on how well you improved on your marks overall and your overall profile. Your SOP and LORs will also matter so its the overall application package. Because you had a backlog you have to work on your overall application. All the best.

Hi Arun Joy,
You can apply for the student visa after you have been admitted by a college or university. 8 backlogs are requirements for PG level programs in SPP colleges. Please mention your details for proper guidance. Can't guide on the basis of backlog information only.

Hi Sabith,
Typically, backlogs are not recommended and there is no criteria as such. These information and requirements are also specific to an university. If you have backlogs write to the university before applying.

No, following are the some of the reasons of rejection of student visa:
1. If embassy feels that you are going to stay for long in Canada.
2. If your financial condition is not good.

Hi Vandana, are you asking for student visa? If yes , then you must apply to a college first and also receive the admission offer from them. Decide what to study and take your IELTS. Visit university websites for entry requirements and apply. If you are asking for general visa then you must check with an immigration consultant.

Hi Mansi, to obtain a student visa you must be admitted by a college or university. To get admitted into a college, you must meet admission requirements. Since, you have not provided any information such as your scores, what you want to study etc. it is difficult to guide. First, decide what to study and check for admission requirements and apply to the university.