Canadian Student Visa rejection chances with PGDM course through SDS

[bin_18]

Hello, I have concerns regarding my visa chances.
I completed my bachelor in 2015 in Environmental Science from The MSU, a renowned uni in Gujarat. CGPA 8.2 (second highest in the batch)
I did my master's in the same uni and cleared in 2017 with a gold medal (82%).
I have received a scholarship and one UN award for the world humanitarian summit.
I did 4 months of job and left to do UGC NET which is an Indian Governmental recognized and mandatory exam to secure Ph.D. funds as well as Assistant Professorship.
I cleared the assistant professorship in Dec 2019 for the same course, and then my secured funds were cancelled due to covid. I started preparing for a higher level of the same exam to get Junior Research Fellowship which needs a higher cut-off. Will this be considered as a gap? Though I appeared for the exam every year since?

I have read that doing PGDM after a master's is tough. But as my bachelor's are of three years followed by two years of master's in India, which equates to four years of Bachelors's in India or canda, I am fully eligible for master's. But getting into university is tough as it needs a professor and my PGDM is of two years. I am trying for Fall 2022? Any review or suggestion to improve my chances?

I scored 7.5 overall in IELTS

 

[bin_18]

Any replies will be highly appreciated

 

[Naturgrl]

If you have a Masters, why do you need to come to Canada and spend thousands to take a PG program. How does it help your career in your home country.

If you want to immigrate, look at Express Entry because you have a masters.

 

[bin_18]

If you have a Masters, why do you need to come to Canada and spend thousands to take a PG program. How does it help your career in your home country.

If you want to immigrate, look at Express Entry because you have a masters.

Needs work experince for immigration. Also, my home country needs JRF for PhD which is tough to crack. Now, why PGDM, I have been preparing for a exam for a long time, and I need to get back to formal education. I am aiming for masters, but it's tough to get. the PGDM has coop as well. The course content is wide as its in best environmental protecting country with specialization in Water Management. My master's was not deep