applying after refusal under spp jan intake

[karan khurmi]

so i got refusal for chc chandigarh
n now i want to apply again for may intake
so this is how my profile look
10th - 92%
12th - 51.5 % (non medical) (maths-40%)
IELTS - 7.5 bands (listening - 9, reading - 8, writing 7, speaking -6.5)
i selected pre-technology course(1 year) in mohawk college
now i want help from u guys
will any one help me for selecting the best course for me
cuz the previous rejection was cuz of bad course selection
the visa officer gave the reason :-"proposed program not reasonabel in light of past studies,academic scores,weak language abilities as indicated in documents provided and the vast opportunities to do the program in india at far lesser cost"
plzzzzz i need help
thanks in advance in hope of co-operation

 

[royalsting]

so i got refusal for chc chandigarh
n now i want to apply again for may intake
so this is how my profile look
10th - 92%
12th - 51.5 % (non medical) (maths-40%)
IELTS - 7.5 bands (listening - 9, reading - 8, writing 7, speaking -6.5)
i selected pre-technology course(1 year) in mohawk college
now i want help from u guys
will any one help me for selecting the best course for me
cuz the previous rejection was cuz of bad course selection
the visa officer gave the reason :-"proposed program not reasonabel in light of past studies,academic scores,weak language abilities as indicated in documents provided and the vast opportunities to do the program in india at far lesser cost"
plzzzzz i need help
thanks in advance in hope of co-operation

Nobody can choose a course on your behalf or for you as its your career and you must have something in your mind what you would like to see yourself as in next 5 years. If that dream only covers the part of being in Canada then you should first work upon your aim. For a headstart visit ontariocolleges.ca and check the list of available course and choose the course that you want to join or visit websites of various reputed Universities and chose a bachelors degree course and apply for the same. Make sure you don't portray yourself as a potential immigrant that cannot contribute to their economy as you did in your last attempt.

 

[karan khurmi]

. Make sure you don't portray yourself as a potential immigrant that cannot contribute to their economy as you did in your last attempt.

plz make me understand this?

 

[karan khurmi]

the problem for me choosing a course is dat i got refusals for offer letters frm humber,sheriden n st. clair in the field of computers in which i was interested
so being helpless i selected this course
now i want to know can i apply for business courses n get visa?

 

[royalsting]

plz make me understand this?

Pre-technology course is definitely not a career oriented course for which you would spend a good amount of funds and move to another country. This obviously triggers an alarm of potential immigrant.

 

[royalsting]

the problem for me choosing a course is dat i got refusals for offer letters frm humber,sheriden n st. clair in the field of computers in which i was interested
so being helpless i selected this course
now i want to know can i apply for business courses n get visa?

That "might" be because of a low score in Maths as computer related courses (especially computer application ones) seek good scores in Mathematics for admission. As I know people who got admission in both Humber and Sheriden even after having about 46% in 12th grade with a little higher score than yours in maths. But in such a case you definitely shouldn't apply for any random course. I am not sure about college refusals so would ask if they mentioned any reason for refusal like low grades or seats turning full?

You are from a general field and I don't think there should be any problem in applying for a Business related course.

 

[karan khurmi]

yea they gave the reason of low grades as my math scores are 40%

 

[karan khurmi]

@royalstig
aww ok
i will go for business this time i guess

 

[enfield]

@ royalstig
aww ok
i will go for business this time i guess

Sorry for the misfire.

Hi,

Better go for a full undergraduate degree. You are likely to face problem with your marks, so don't restrict your search in Ontario, search in other provinces as well.

 

[karan khurmi]

??????

 

[love552]

i agree with enfield...why dont you go for a full undergraduate program at university..tht will b much better for u