This is research you will need to do if you are really serious about studying in Canada. You can very easily research program entry requirements on each university's web site.
Am I eligible?
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This is research you will need to do if you are really serious about studying in Canada. You can very easily research program entry requirements on each university's web site.
Yeah u r right. I will increase my rate of research to achieve best results. Thank you.
My math grades in 12 is 54 nd it's low. What if I appear for SAT and score well in it? Would that make a change?
SAT scores aren't required for Canadian university admission. That's a US thing. You can submit SAT scores if you want to - however Canadian universities will look at your grades first. Many will ignore the SAT scores completely.
You're certainly good to apply for admission first, which generally requires a good statement of purpose. You have to convince the admission committee that you will be able to finish the programme and get the degree.
When you have offer(s) in hand, you need to figure out how you can convince the visa officer that you can do what you're supposed to. Again, you need a convincing explanatory letter, which most people call it a "study plan", to show that you're a bona fide student who won't be violating the Canadian immigration laws. Also, you need to point out the reasons why you don't pursue your studies back home, and why your high school grade was so poor. Unless you can explain these points well, you seem suspicious to visa officers.
When you have offer(s) in hand, you need to figure out how you can convince the visa officer that you can do what you're supposed to. Again, you need a convincing explanatory letter, which most people call it a "study plan", to show that you're a bona fide student who won't be violating the Canadian immigration laws. Also, you need to point out the reasons why you don't pursue your studies back home, and why your high school grade was so poor. Unless you can explain these points well, you seem suspicious to visa officers.
Hmmm thanks for sharing it Aditya. I see a pattern of grades declining.
I am not certain the universities will be encouraged with this. It will be tough for you to convince them through an SOP as well that you will work hard to excel and score good grades.
If you had very strong performance in he 10 and 11 class exams and your class 12 results dropped, you could have added the economic situation as a reason for your decline in score because of difficulties to concentrate and demotivation. But the score above it will be tough one to convince.
My intention above is to share my concern and not point finger.
I contacted one of the universities in Canada. (UOIT). They said that my 12th grades are low nd I can upgrade my 12th grades through an accredited post-secondary institution to achieve the cut off grades of the university. Now what is an ACCREDITED POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTION...? And what steps can I take further?