Proposed studies are reasonable

[vivekvkumar123]

Hi all,

I am a mechanical engineer currently working in one of the Indian IT companies(2+ years exp). I wish to purse my masters in Computer science in a Canadian university. How should i convince the Visa Officer that my proposed studies are reasonable and relevant to my work experience??
All suggestions welcome. Thanks!

 

[sudan.r]

Why you change line in such a manner....

 

[vivekvkumar123]

I'm looking for a long term career in IT and hence want to graduate in Computer science.

 

[nmeka]

I'm looking for a long term career in IT and hence want to graduate in Computer science.

Try to convince the visa officer that being a mechanical engineer you have knowledge of basic software engg(as you guys do some courses related to IT in your mechanical as well), and that your work experience helped you gain more, Tell him that in order to compete with the competition a degree from Canada in the respective field will help you.

 

[vivekvkumar123]

Try to convince the visa officer that being a mechanical engineer you have knowledge of basic software engg(as you guys do some courses related to IT in your mechanical as well), and that your work experience helped you gain more, Tell him that in order to compete with the competition a degree from Canada in the respective field will help you.

Thanks! I was under the impression that Canadians don't allow inter-disciplinary studies.

 

[Harsimran6893]

Hi everyone I am new in this forum. I have applied for IT business analysis - operational in Conestoga college. I completed my bsc in september 2014 in physics , mathematics and computer sciences with no backlogs. My profile is -:
10th-76%
12th-70.8%
Bsc-60%
Ielts -overall 7 with no less than 6
From Feb 2015 I have been working in my father's company which is an online news channel as junior analyst and business promoter. What are my chances of visa.