Canada Visa

Yes! If your academics, statement of purpose and letter of recommendation are good then nothing can stop you getting admission in any good university.

Since you have one year stayback, I would say that you have a better chance of finding a job. How this actually works is that once you finish your course and apply for a job, they will first look at your Visa. If you have enough months to stay back, you have a better chance of getting the job. Of course, they look into your academics too. As for the second question, yes, once you get a job, your Visa will get extended as the company will provide you with a new Visa. All the best.

Hi,
With 32 backlogs, admissions are next to impossible in these countries. Also your CGPA is not too good or competitive. Please consider other countries. UK colleges could be an option, you can also check institutes in Ireland, Poland, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Italy etc.

Hello Rakesh Nair,
Getting a Canadian visa for studying in Canada is not dependent on your scores in different eligibility examinations. However, as a matter of fact, these examinations are indeed important but from the perspective of getting admission in an institution. Once you get the admission then based on this admission letter, the Canadian embassy in India will issue the relevant visa for your stay in that country. So, getting admission is a must for getting a visa and it's not the other way round.

Hi Mandeep Kaur, you can apply for a student visa after you have been accepted by a university or college in Canada. First of all, apply to a relevant programme. Check what the entry requirements are on college or university websites and apply accordingly.

If you took the gap due to any solid reasons, there might not be problem in so.

Hi Saurabh,
Please refer following link:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/student.asp?countrySelect=IN#applications
Will still suggest you to contact visa expert.

You would be eligible for foundation courses, University transfer pathway courses or skill based diplomas. You can begin your research with a few colleges and polytechnics. Try the website for polytechnics Canada (polytechnicsCanada. CA) or colleges and institutes Canada (https://www.collegesinstitutes.ca/) to search for courses and colleges.

Hi,
You can apply to colleges and under SDS or general category. Some colleges which are well known include George Brown, Durham, Red River, Seneca, etc. Check the websites of different colleges for entry requirements, deadlines, fee, etc., and prepare your application accordingly.