What are the chances of getting rejection, cuz of the mistakes in submitted sop
The chances of rejection of a study permit application due to mistakes in the Statement of Purpose (SOP) will depend on the nature and severity of the mistakes.
A minor error or oversight may not necessarily lead to a rejection, but more serious or fundamental errors in the SOP may raise concerns about the authenticity of the information or the applicant's intention to study in Canada.
It's important to thoroughly review and proofread the SOP before submitting it to ensure that it accurately represents the applicant's goals and plans for studying in Canada. Any false or misleading information in the SOP can also result in a rejection of the application and can have negative consequences for future visa applications.
It's also important to keep in mind that the SOP is just one aspect of the study permit application, and the overall decision will take into consideration other factors such as financial stability, ties to the home country, and overall eligibility for a study permit.
Therefore, it's recommended to take the time to carefully prepare the SOP and ensure that all information provided is accurate, consistent, and relevant to the study permit application.
