Will my class 10th percentage matter for the Canadian study visa if I apply for UG courses? I have done my +2 with 80%.

I have done my +2 with 80% marks and 10th with 58% marks. Am I eligible to apply for UG study visa for Canada?

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Asked by Aniket Saab
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Pallavi Choudhury
8 years ago
Hi Aniket, thye percentage of class 10th will be required, and they will see your overall academic performance. Since you performed exceptionally well in your class 12th, you need not worry much and you should be confident. You must also prepare a very strong SOP. Good LORs from your teachers will b

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