Student Visa Expert

Any student visa, regardless of assessment levels can have a no further stay condition. The No Further Stay condition placed on student visas is typically condition 8534. Condition 8534 means that the visa holder cannot apply for another visa except, a further student visa with permission to work, a protection visa or Graduate Skilled Visa. You may be able to apply to have this condition waived. But you will need to have a really good reason. You must demonstrate to the Minister that: since you were granted the visa, compelling and compassionate circumstances have developed:
I. Over which you had no control and
ii. That resulted in a major change to the persons circumstances
Compelling circumstances are generally those that are involuntary and the visa holder has no alternative but to seek to extend their stay in Australia. The Department of Immigrations website states that under policy these situations that WOULD Note regarded as beyond the control of the visa holder for the purposes of the waiver provisions:
Marriage to (or commencing a de factor partner relationship with) an Australian citizen or permanent resident
Pregnancy (women who become pregnant while in Australia would generally need to have evidence they are unable to leave Australia). Failure to complete a course due to failing a subject.

To know everything about Student Visa for Canada, visit the below Shiksha link:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada-student-visa-guide-applycontent5772
The decision on an application for a Canadian study permit will completely be based on one's individual application package. Usually good academic record ( especially marks of last major degree) , proper course selection (preferably showing progression in same field) consistent profile, sufficient proof of funding and a decent IELTS score and showing strong ties to your home country is seen as a standard benchmark to get the Canadian study permit. There may be more requirements, depending upon the citizenship of one's country.
Consistent profile and academic record is one of most important factors, Visa officers consider while issuing a study permit, since you have decent Marks in B.Tech. and did not lag a year. there should be no problems. Is 82.28% in final year of B.tech? Most Canadian universities need atleast B grade or minimum 60%-65% (depending on the university) in final 2 years of a 4 years Bachelor's degree for students from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria etc. and an IELTS score of 6.5 overall (with no bands less than 6)(some top grade universities may require IELTS score of overall 7)/ equivalent score of TOEFL also accepted in most universities for being eligible to apply to Master degree programs. What's your aggregate score in final 2 years of your B.Tech? To maximize your chances you should apply for a Master degree or atleast a PG level certificate course in your field/ related field of study. But, mind you.applying to PG certificate courses won't guarantee visa and at same time. applying to lower level diplomas, especially in reputed colleges in your area of study. won't mean sure rejection. as there have been cases where bachelor's/,master's degree holder from India do get approved visa for lower level diploma courses. and those even applying to PG courses get rejection! So it really depends on individual cases. and academic record plays a big role. but generally. to have higher chances of visa. one can apply for PG courses. get visa.and if they wish, then move to diploma courses. And honestly, each case differs.it also depends on your luck. If the visa officer notices the backlogs and take it seriously and relate it to inconsistent academic performance, then it MAY be a cause for concern. otherwise no issues.
Hope it helps.