Canada Visa

Hi,
Not possible to suggest based on the incomplete information you have given. Also, visa decisions are taken by visa officers so nobody can actually comment.

Hi Varun,
You need to mention why you visa was rejected and accordingly you need to prepare. Perhaps you have shown plans of immigration which may have caused in rejection.

Hi Lavi,
You can apply if you get an admission. With your percentage you won't be eligible for most universities and colleges except SPP.

Hi,
Nowadays visa policies are very strict due to new Amendment by Mr. Trump. Check In which point your visa has been rejected if that cannot be changed then plan for the same after graduation meanwhile improve your education grades.

Hi,
Chances are pretty moderate. Your writing section score is less but it can be considered and depends on the university.

Hi,
Kindly, read this article carefully for processing your SPP visa:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/spp-visa-requirements-and-checklists-articlepage-958

Hello, very difficult to answer since you must first get a job before you could apply for the work permit. I will suggest you check with job portals for specific reuqirements and consult with an immigration officer for the Skilled Occupation List. This is an education QnA portal so I doubt whether you will find any work related info here. All the best to you.

6 bands is the minimum requirement. You can apply for most institutions and for majority of the courses.

You haven't mentioned which course or level of study you are going for. This year there is a backlog because of high volume of applications. CIC website says at least 6 weeks for India but there is a variation depending on the region you have applied from and your course level.

The student visa decision is made on the basis of the course you are studying and your financial capacity to fund the course and living expenses for the duration of the course. If you identify a course in an area of your interest, which accepts you with 55% and have the finances to cover all expenses then it should not be a problem. I know quite a few students who have scored 55% and sometimes even lower who have been accepted.