FSW app refused in 2011

[cheers13]

My FSW app was refused in 2011. (Cause of refusal was Job Duties copy paste from CIC website to work reference letter)
Now can I apply for study permit and what is the chance of getting student visa?

My profile:
1. Work: Lecturer in Physics at a college for 6 years (From 2006 to present)
2. MSc in Physics in 2006 (1 year): 3.85 out of 4
3. BSc in Physics in 2005 (3 year): 3.39 out of 4
4. 12th –HSC: 59.1%
5. 10th –SSC: 70.3%

 

[Vats]

why dont you try for FSW 2013
i think you can get student visa, but they may think you are trying for immigration lets try

 

[cheers13]

why dont you try for FSW 2013
i think you can get student visa, but they may think you are trying for immigration lets try

Thanks........
Now my occupation is not in the priority list.

 

[scylla]

If you apply for a PhD program, I think you certainly have a chance of being approved.

If you apply for something other than a PhD program, I think your chances of being approved are low.

 

[cheers13]

If you apply for a PhD program, I think you certainly have a chance of being approved.

If you apply for something other than a PhD program, I think your chances of being approved are low.

Thanks Scylla.
What do you think about Masters program application? Because I have more chances to be accepted in Masters program of some universities.

 

[canadaforall]

Thanks Scylla.
What do you think about Masters program application? Because I have more chances to be accepted in Masters program of some universities.

I also think the PhD program will be better with a better chance, because they will start wondering why you have a masters and want to take another masters. Unless it is a professional masters.

Hope it helps.

 

[cheers13]

I also think the PhD program will be better with a better chance, because they will start wondering why you have a masters and want to take another masters. Unless it is a professional masters.

Hope it helps.

Yes u r right.
But the problem was in educational system of our home country, when we studied during that time it was 3 years honours and 1 year masters program.
Now it is 4 years honours program in our country also as per the international rules.
So our 3 years honours and 1 year masters is equivalent to 4 years honours degree. That's why I can not qualify for PhD program.

Now what to do?

 

[cheers13]

Yes u r right.
But the problem was in educational system of our home country, when we studied during that time it was 3 years honours and 1 year masters program.
Now it is 4 years honours program in our country also as per the international rules.
So our 3 years honours and 1 year masters is equivalent to 4 years honours degree. That's why I can not qualify for PhD program.

Now what to do?

Any more reply....................

 

[scylla]

Thanks Scylla.
What do you think about Masters program application? Because I have more chances to be accepted in Masters program of some universities.

I can't say if a Masters program will get you a study permit. From my perspective, I think it looks suspicious that you are pursuing another Masters after so many years - and that CIC might suspect you are using this as a means of immigrating to Canada (rather than being a genuine student). Again, I would go the PhD route.

 

[SenoritaBella]

Well, just apply to some universities for PhD and see what responses you get. I'm not sure with rule changes they can retrospectively change your educational achievements. Surely, you have a diploma/degree showing you received this Masters even if rules have changed now?

Yes u r right.
But the problem was in educational system of our home country, when we studied during that time it was 3 years honours and 1 year masters program.
Now it is 4 years honours program in our country also as per the international rules.
So our 3 years honours and 1 year masters is equivalent to 4 years honours degree. That's why I can not qualify for PhD program.

Now what to do?

 

[cheers13]

I can't say if a Masters program will get you a study permit. From my perspective, I think it looks suspicious that you are pursuing another Masters after so many years - and that CIC might suspect you are using this as a means of immigrating to Canada (rather than being a genuine student). Again, I would go the PhD route.

Thanks Scylla for your valuable suggestions.

 

[cheers13]

Well, just apply to some universities for PhD and see what responses you get. I'm not sure with rule changes they can retrospectively change your educational achievements. Surely, you have a diploma/degree showing you received this Masters even if rules have changed now?

Thanks SenoritaBella. Let me try for PhD program.........

 

[cheers13]

Yes u r right.
But the problem was in educational system of our home country, when we studied during that time it was 3 years honours and 1 year masters program.
Now it is 4 years honours program in our country also as per the international rules.
So our 3 years honours and 1 year masters is equivalent to 4 years honours degree. That's why I can not qualify for PhD program.

Now what to do?

Possibility of getting full funding scholarship for Masters program. Will I proceed for study permit this situation? What is the chance of approval?

 

[cheers13]

Possibility of getting full funding scholarship for Masters program. Will I proceed for study permit this situation? What is the chance of approval?

Any suggestions..............