With a score of 37 in 10th-grade math and 70 in +2, am I eligible for a Canadian study visa? Seeking insights into the visa application process and potential considerations for individuals with this academic background.
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With a score of 37 in 10th-grade math and 70 in +2, am I eligible for a Canadian study visa? Seeking insights into the visa application process and potential considerations for individuals with this academic background.
Hello dear friend,
Your education credentials are very significant. Having said that, your 37 marks in Maths can be covered up well with a good SOP (Statement of Purpose).
Furthermore, 70 in Class 12 or +2 is really amazing and that shows a good leap in your study.
In your Statement of Purpose, you can mention the reason why you scored less in Class 10th which can be
– Health reason
-Family reason or any other.
Also, try to construct our profile for the course you are forecasting to opt for.
To illustrate, if you are considering for a course like IT Engineering, you can do some course in Python, Java and other coding languages.
If you are planning for a program in Business Management, you can undergo training in the field of Marketing, Sales, HR and other which are part of Business Management.
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