Is there any chance to get into an SPP college in Canada? I did my X in 2012 with 47% (NIOS) and in 2013, I did my XI from arts with 44%.

In 2016, I went to SPAN for a language course and in 2017, I did my IELTS, got 6.0 bands (none less than 5.5 each 6.5-L, 5.5-R, 5.5-W, 5.5-S. I want to go to Canada for further studies & have completed my higher secondary in 2015 (commerce stream) with 67% in NWAC.

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Asked by Harryraj vala

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    Kiri Piyush | Contributor-Level 7

    6 years ago
    Hi Harryraj,
    Based on class 12th results, you can apply to SPP colleges. Since your overall academic profile is not strong admissions will be challenging but you can surely apply.
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