Visa Rejected (Poor academic history)

[life2525]

this is my caips file


1.mark sheet provided indicated poor academic record in the previous program of study.i have concerns that the applicant will be able to successfully complete the study of the program in Canada.

2.Given the applicant's previous education and employment history,I am not satisfied with the motivation to pursue this program at this point of time in Canada, is reasonable

therefore I am not satisfied that the applicant would be a bonafide student in Canada who will leave Canada by the end of the period authorized for their study
Application refused

Do you have work experience?

 

[amaleldhose10]

Do you have work experience?

nop. graduation year-2019

 

[lolcocks]

nop. graduation year-2019

So you have a gap, what were you doing between 2019 to 2021?
You should mention that in your SOP / LOE.

 

[amaleldhose10]

So you have a gap, what were you doing between 2019 to 2021?
You should mention that in your SOP / LOE.

last exam in sep 2019
result in oct 2019
applied for my visa in feb 2020
from march 2020 lockdown started

 

[rower]

last exam in sep 2019
result in oct 2019
applied for my visa in feb 2020
from march 2020 lockdown started

Have you had any previous rejections? Anything that could have influenced the outcome of this application? Just trying to ascertain what could have gone wrong.

 

[amaleldhose10]

Have you had any previous rejections? Anything that could have influenced the outcome of this application? Just trying to ascertain what could have gone wrong.

no other rejections

 

[rower]

no other rejections

IRCC says: There is no formal appeal process if your application for a temporary resident visa is refused. Should you wish to re-apply, you should do so only if your situation has changed substantively or you have significant new information to submit.

However, there are some third party firms helping you appeal for you at a price.

OR you can apply fresh for another program that matches with your qualification and level of study

 

[prachi167]

your timeline?

Applied March 2020. Refused November 2020.

 

[amaleldhose10]

Applied March 2020. Refused November 2020.

reasons?did you take caips notes?

 

[prachi167]

reasons?did you take caips notes?

yes, read my first post or the link to my post in my signature

 

[rower]

yes, read my first post or the link to my post in my signature

@prachi167 : the VO mainly had issues with your plan of studies, not financial background. Reading backwards: "The applicant's plan of studies seems to be vague and poorly documented. The applicant doesn't seem to be sufficiently well established that the proposed studies would be a reasonable expense." I read it as you're spending a lot for something which is vague and not useful.

I'd suggest rewrite the SOP and reapply. Some third parties also can do an appeal, but am not sure how that works as there is no formal process.

 

[kessyg]

Okey.anyway I am waiting for a decision

U keep on telling ur friend got visa. But u got rejection.. Can u get ur friend rejection. Every VO is different and have different thought process. If u want to be lucky just like ur friend plz re apply without change. But if u want succeed in getting a visa I urge u please listen to what seniors are saying...

 

[kessyg]

yes, read my first post or the link to my post in my signature

Did u get ur AIP??

 

[prachi167]

Did u get ur AIP??

no AIP

 

[Ironclad]

A lot of people get approved for a PGD after masters even though it's not suggested (risky) and only works for specific cases, provided it's relevant and the applicant is bonafide (recent graduate). As long as the study plan showcases that you are learning something new (non-redundant subjects) and the local options are not available.

It doesn't apply in all scenarios and varies with each person i.e an MBA graduate (general specialization) would find a hard time because they have already learnt everything and its not possible to show progression in their case.

The OP was refused citing only poor academics as a reason if it was related to the level of study it would had been mentioned. Assumptions remain as assumptions. @Khurram_1980uk got approved for PGD for May 2021 intake after completing his masters in 2005.

@prachi167 : the VO mainly had issues with your plan of studies, not financial background. Reading backwards: "The applicant's plan of studies seems to be vague and poorly documented. The applicant doesn't seem to be sufficiently well established that the proposed studies would be a reasonable expense." I read it as you're spending a lot for something which is vague and not useful.

I'd suggest rewrite the SOP and reapply. Some third parties also can do an appeal, but am not sure how that works as there is no formal process.

Wrong, "level of establishment" was included as assets shown were only 100,000$. Money spent on tuition and living for two years alone almost equal 50,000$ and above, not convincing enough. If that was the case everyone would had been approved a visa since everyone in the world have something worth 100,000$ (not a convincing tie).