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Try browsing these on the Web: Concordia University College of Alberta (Master of Information Systems Assurance Management( University of Calgary (Masters in Science (Computer Science)) First class/division standing. If student holds a 3 year undergraduate Bachelor's degree, the student must...

I have sent an email to the local embassy here regarding this, as I also have this doubt. Awaiting their reply

No, it will not be a problem to defer to next intake. Speak to your college staff and get a revised LoA issued.

Condition was that I clear an entrance exam on my arrival in Canada. If I fail to clear it, then I need to enroll in a 4-month preparatory course. General category, and more importantly, applied on my own right from selecting the program/college/province to the visa application filing.

It's not late now..But if you apply in late Nov/December, it will be late and you may miss the Jan 2014 intake. This is what happened in my case.

Hello, This may help. Dual intent in itself will not disqualify somebody from entering Canada to study or work. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/intent.asp And also this: https://www.cwilson.com/resource/newsletters/article/112-clarification-of-dual-intent.html

I'm from India, and I applied with a conditional offer letter and had my study permit approved. I also had 14 years of gap after my education during which time I was working full-time.

Chances are fair to good. :)

I would say, your partner is eligible to apply since you will be a foreign student. Let's see if someone can provide some confirmation of this.

Try this link, especially the section concerning 'Letter of Explanation'. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-how-documents.asp

1. If you dont' have ITRs, you don't have. But you will need to show enough funding and the source of your funding. Pay the first year fee upfront, if you can afford to. If you can't, pay at least first sem fee. Additionally, obtain an education loan from a CIC recognized Indian bank. You...

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hi momars09 congrats on reaching Canada....and sorry to hear about your ordeal with BA...In fact, I was advised by another friend to avoid this airline....hope you will get your luggage soon......and thanks for the update on the SIN allottment at the airport itself....Good luck with your stay...

A friend of mine had a similar problem (no last name in his passport) but he went to Australia for his studies and came back, then changed his name in the passport. He was detained for 30-40 mins at the PoE in Australia, though, but was allowed to enter and study in Australia.

Have you thought of consulting a lawyer, especially one dealing with immigration issues?