Can i apply after getting rejection in student visa due to poor education ?

[Vrushil]

I'm from India. I've pursued B.Tech IT. I applied for student visa in Canada( diploma- computer programming course in Niagara college ). I got a rejection and as per the CAIPS note, the reasons are 1: poor academic. 2: the course was not ideal. 3: they feel I'm not a genuine student bcoz I won't leave Canada after completion of my student visa. I met a few visa agents and some of them told me that I should apply again and some of them told me that after getting poor academic as a reason of rejection, my chances of getting student visa are very low.
Now, what should I do ? Should I apply again? I have 11 backlogs and 6.5 bands. ( S:6.0, R:6.5, w:6.5, L:7.5 )

 

[yesWeCanada]

I'm from India. I've pursued B.Tech IT. I applied for student visa in Canada( diploma- computer programming course in Niagara college ). I got a rejection and as per the CAIPS note, the reasons are 1: poor academic. 2: the course was not ideal. 3: they feel I'm not a genuine student bcoz I won't leave Canada after completion of my student visa. I met a few visa agents and some of them told me that I should apply again and some of them told me that after getting poor academic as a reason of rejection, my chances of getting student visa are very low.
Now, what should I do ? Should I apply again? I have 11 backlogs and 6.5 bands. ( S:6.0, R:6.5, w:6.5, L:7.5 )

You still have these backlogs? or finished them? If yes then you need to finish them with good grades.

 

[itsmecan]

I'm from India. I've pursued B.Tech IT. I applied for student visa in Canada( diploma- computer programming course in Niagara college ). I got a rejection and as per the CAIPS note, the reasons are 1: poor academic. 2: the course was not ideal. 3: they feel I'm not a genuine student bcoz I won't leave Canada after completion of my student visa. I met a few visa agents and some of them told me that I should apply again and some of them told me that after getting poor academic as a reason of rejection, my chances of getting student visa are very low.
Now, what should I do ? Should I apply again? I have 11 backlogs and 6.5 bands. ( S:6.0, R:6.5, w:6.5, L:7.5 )

To be honest, low grades are not something easily fixable. It will always remain a red flag and will be difficult to convince how you will complete the course. Your reading, writing and speaking scores are also borderline low so command over language also is a question. You would need solid evidence to show you are capable to undertake this course and outline its benefit.

 

[sb22651]

I'm from India. I've pursued B.Tech IT. I applied for student visa in Canada( diploma- computer programming course in Niagara college ). I got a rejection and as per the CAIPS note, the reasons are 1: poor academic. 2: the course was not ideal. 3: they feel I'm not a genuine student bcoz I won't leave Canada after completion of my student visa. I met a few visa agents and some of them told me that I should apply again and some of them told me that after getting poor academic as a reason of rejection, my chances of getting student visa are very low.
Now, what should I do ? Should I apply again? I have 11 backlogs and 6.5 bands. ( S:6.0, R:6.5, w:6.5, L:7.5 )

If you have poor academics, why would the VO believe you'll be a genuine student in Canada?

 

[wonderbly]

I'm from India. I've pursued B.Tech IT. I applied for student visa in Canada( diploma- computer programming course in Niagara college ). I got a rejection and as per the CAIPS note, the reasons are 1: poor academic. 2: the course was not ideal. 3: they feel I'm not a genuine student bcoz I won't leave Canada after completion of my student visa. I met a few visa agents and some of them told me that I should apply again and some of them told me that after getting poor academic as a reason of rejection, my chances of getting student visa are very low.
Now, what should I do ? Should I apply again? I have 11 backlogs and 6.5 bands. ( S:6.0, R:6.5, w:6.5, L:7.5 )

The agents in the second group are correct. How old are you? How many years of work experience do you have?

 

[canuck78]

Would add that is your choice of course seems to overlap with your previous education

 

[Vrushil]

You still have these backlogs? or finished them? If yes then you need to finish them with good grades.

No backlogs remained.

 

[Vrushil]

To be honest, low grades are not something easily fixable. It will always remain a red flag and will be difficult to convince how you will complete the course. Your reading, writing and speaking scores are also borderline low so command over language also is a question. You would need solid evidence to show you are capable to undertake this course and outline its benefit.

Is there any other way to convince VO ?

 

[Vrushil]

The agents in the second group are correct. How old are you? How many years of work experience do you have?

I'm 24 years old. And having one and a half year of experience.

 

[Vrushil]

Would add that is your choice of course seems to overlap with your previous education

Sorry, i didn't get that. What's your point .?

 

[Naturgrl]

Sorry, i didn't get that. What's your point .?

You also were refused because "2. your course is not ideal." You have a B.Tech in IT and applied for a diploma course in computers at a college. This doesn't not show education or career progression.

 

[Vrushil]

You also were refused because "2. your course is not ideal." You have a B.Tech in IT and applied for a diploma course in computers at a college. This doesn't not show education or career progression.

yes. you are right. then i should go for post degree courses.

 

[Naturgrl]

yes. you are right. then i should go for post degree courses.

You are 24 with little work experience who applied to take a diploma course when you just completed a degree in B.Tech. You need a program that builds on your education not retaking courses, and show career progression (better job, higher salary). You need to justify spending thousands of dollars. So you need a masters or post grad courses. A diploma makes no sense.