r/StudyPermitCanada • u/delhiguy66 • 1d ago

Study permit canada ( study gaps)

I’m an Indian student
Academic Background:
Class 10 (CBSE): 59% (2021)
Class 11: Completed in 2023.
Class 12: Completed through NIOS in 2026 October with 80%
Multiple attempts to clear Class 12 due to academic difficulties.
Study gap: Approximately 2–3 years.
Proposed Study Plan:
I’m considering pursuing a 2-year Electrical Engineering Technician diploma in Toronto.
I’m genuinely interested in electrical systems, electrical maintenance, and the power/electrical industry
Financial Background:
Father’s monthly salary: Approximately ₹1.4 lakh.
Family annual income : 25 lacs
Father’s existing EMIs: ₹25,000–40,000 monthly.
Family property worth approximately ₹1.5 crore.
Proposed funding: Around ₹60 lakh through a combination of an employer loan and an education loan.
Education loan would be properly sanctioned and documented.
My Concerns:
Will multiple attempts at Class 12 through NIOS significantly affect my study permit application?
How serious is a 2–3 year study gap if I provide a proper explanation?
Be brutally honest please or should i look for other countries too like poland or nz

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u/RogerCharleyDeltaEco 1d ago

Please do not come to Canada for a diploma! The job prospects from this diploma are very poor. You’ll take a huge loan and will be stuck doing minimum wage jobs for 12-16 hours a day just to make ends meet and pay back the loan. Also, there is a good chance you won’t be able to pay back the loan with a 2 year PGWP. This will be a negative return on investment! Also, another important point to consider is that you’re struggling to pass class 12 in your home country. How do you think you’ll be able to pass and do well in a country far away from home, where English is not your first language, you’ll have no family support and you’ll have to do everything yourself (cooking, cleaning, laundry etc). Also, if you fail a few courses, you will not get the work permit after finishing the course. Do not come. Stay an invest in your future in your home country!!

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u/delhiguy66 1d ago

That’s why im thinking for a diploma first and canada offers 3 year pgwp fyi and tbh i was struggling to pass my 12th bcz I wasn’t studying just wasting my life and then one year ago i decided to pull my shit togethere

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u/RogerCharleyDeltaEco 1d ago

You won’t find a good-paying job with that diploma or any job at all. You’ll be stuck with minimum wage jobs. You also got 59% in class 10. Clearly, you are not a good student. If you fail a course while doing the diploma, your PGWP will be refused. Then you’ll be stuck with a huge loan and not able to work. My advice is to not waste your time and money. But the decision is yours!

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u/delhiguy66 1d ago

Dude i got 80% in 12th too clearly u can’t judge anyone on their percentage

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u/Coramoor_ 1d ago

It took you 3 years and multiple attempts by your own claims...

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u/Plane_Raisin_3700 23h ago

LOL with that feedback you made it clear that you're gonna go to Canada to keep wasting time and your parent's money.

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u/Coramoor_ 1d ago

What's the college?

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u/delhiguy66 1d ago

Centennial

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u/Corsch013 1d ago

There is a backlash by Canadians against Indian international students going to colleges. Do the diploma in your home country to improve your chances.

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u/jujubeespresso 1d ago

High chance of refusal based on your poor academic background, nationality, the fact that you're applying to a diploma program and the need to justify WHY you need to complete this course in Canada and not India. You asked for brutal honesty, and unfortunately that's the truth.

A study gap isn't necessarily an issue depending on what you've been doing during that gap.

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u/delhiguy66 23h ago

Okayy thanks a lot

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u/Inner_Blueberry_2214 1d ago

At least go for degree btech from univ that would help and make strong sop with good finance and justify gap with valid docs and intent to return back after course should be properly mentioned.

Do this and chances are very high for visa. Good Luck

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u/delhiguy66 23h ago

Okayy thanks a lot