Canada Eligibility

Hi Abhishek, this is not a good profile for Canada. Also, it is late for 2018. You can retry with a stronger SOP and LORs and timely submission of application. Get in touch with the college representatives for admission information, write to the colleges.

Hi,
It is difficult to say. You must be accepted by a college firstly and this will depend on what you want to study, which college you are applying and so on. Visa predictions cannot be given by mere seeing the marks. Your overall application package, desired program of study, career plans and relevancy, etc. will have a major role to play in your visa success rate.

Hi Gurinder Singh, You are eligible under SPP but there is no guarantee of admissions. It will depend on your SOP, LOR and overall application kit.

Hello Harshil,
It can be possible if you meet the university specific admission requirements. Note that you have to apply for a student permit again and doing so from UK won't be easy. Talk with university representatives and agents firstly, they will guide you as per the university guidelines.

Hi,
It is difficult to pin point particular colleges. Also, AMIE is currently facing recognition issues. I will therefore advice you to communicate with some colleges abroad and see if they accept your qualification.

Hi,
47% is too low for any foreign university, let alone Canada. You can and you should mention your disorder issue, challenges you faced and also overcame on your SOP however it won't help in too many ways since your academics are way below the requirements.
A certain set of standards have to be met. However, there is no harm trying, you can give your 100% and give a try at least. You can try applying to lesser competitive countries such as Poland, Ireland if you wish to.

Hi Sahil,
A gap may be due to work. If you've gained experience then there is nothing much to worry about. So, in general, it will depend on the nature of the gap, why you took the gap, how genuine it was, how constructive it was and so on. You should also contact the desired colleges and check with them first before you apply.

Hi Rahul,
Well not just in Canada, but everywhere in the world the same rule applies, you need to hold a Bachelor's degree before you pursue your Master's degree. This is something even a middle school student typically knows.

Hi Balbir Singh,
This will depend on what you intend to study. There are various levels of programs like Bachelors, Masters, PG Diploma, Ph.D, Adv Diploma and so on. Be more specific.

Below mentioned are the Top 5 courses in Canada:
Engineering
Information technology
Business management
Pharmacy technician
Hospitality management