Hello everyone, I'm back with a new video for you today.
So, my topic for today will be people who are coming to Canada on a study visa;
should they come after the 12th or after graduation?
I arrived after 12th grade and am in the final semester of my Computer Networking course.
So it's been 1.5 years since I arrived in Canada. However,
it is entirely up to you to determine what is best for you.
You will not stop if I tell you not to come to Canada after the 12th grade, and that's Ok.
But, I will explain if coming here after graduation is better or not in this video.
I'll go over both things with you so you can select when you want to come to Canada.
So, without further ado, watch the entire video, and let's get started
So, first, let's talk about those who wish to come after the 12th.
If you come to Canada after passing the IELTS exam,
the first advantage you'll have is "early exposure," which is very significant.
I will not argue that individuals who come here have matured.
For example, in India, those who start college after completing their 12th grade
will have their family pay their college costs,
and they will receive their monthly pocket money from them.
But, in Canada, after the 12th, we started working and earning money,
and I believe it was a terrific opportunity for me.
I'm glad I moved here because I learned a lot of new things, such as money management,
time management, responsibility, cooking, and so on.
As a result, it provides exposure. Those who enter after the 12th
receive an early exposure at the age of 18/19 that will benefit them for the rest of their lives.
The age advantage is the second benefit.
Let's say you come here at the age of 18 after finishing your 12th grade,
and you completed any course of 2,3 or 4 years. Your age will now be 21/22,
and after 3 years of work permit, you will be PR at the age of 24/25 only if you match the CIC's standards.
So, if you come in at a young age, you will have early exposure and the opportunity to get PR.
I'll go over the same points with folks after graduation, so these were some benefits.
Now, if you're coming here to pursue a degree, you'll get a better education than in India;
your bachelor's degree will be completed at the age of 21/22,
and after two years of work experience, you'll be eligible for PR.
Now I'll discuss the downsides of arriving after the 12th.
As I previously stated, you will be exposed to money at a young age,
but this has a detrimental side effect because
most people do not know how to manage their money.
However, you will realize this once you begin working.
As a result, it may have a negative impact because many students waste their $2000
GIC and their parents' money on frivolous items.
So, this has a negative effect as their mind is not developed.
The second disadvantage is for individuals wanting to try for PR.
If someone is pursuing a two-year diploma course here after high school
and gets two years of work experience,
he still needs to score 7-7-7-8 in IELTS in order to meet the criteria,
which is a little more challenging in Ontario and Toronto.
So, if you come after graduation, it will benefit you, as I shall discuss later in this video.
So, those were the benefits and drawbacks of moving to Canada after the 12th.
Now I'll discuss graduates with degrees such as B.Tech, BCA, B.Sc., and so on.
First, I'll go over the benefits for them.
The first advantage is that you have completed your Bachelor's degree,
which is the foundation of your education, and you know what your interests are,
so you simply need to specialize in your interests because the concepts are
already clear for you in your Bachelor's degree.
The second advantage is that the individual has usually grown by this age
and is aware of how tough it is to find any work, and if they have done any job,
they may be aware that the salary in India is not that excellent.
As a result of their experience, individuals learn money management and gain some information about their finances.
The third significant advantage is for individuals who intend to settle here after graduation.
After graduation, many people pursue their master's degrees here,
and after some job experience, they obtain PR.
The benefit to them is that it is easier for them to finish
their PR points than for others who just did 12th.
You're already a graduate, so your points are higher than those who did 12th.
If you pursue a master's degree here, you'll have more opportunities to get a job,
and if you have some work experience, it'll be a lot easier for you because if I'm an employer,
I'll only hire a person with more experience, so graduates have an advantage.
Now I'll discuss the drawbacks.
The only drawback, as far as I know, is your age.
Let's say you finished your 12th grade at the age of 18;
if you do a four-year degree program, you'll be 22/23,
and if you come here at this age,
you'll have to go through the entire process of obtaining PR. So, at the age of 28/29,
you may be eligible for PR.
It's not a disadvantage; it all depends on how and what you aim to do with your life.
So, these are the advantages and disadvantages for both 12th graders and graduates,
and it is up to you to decide what you want to do.
Now I'll give you my opinion on the issue. I've been here for 1.5 years,
I'm working, and I've paid my fees, but I still believe that if I came here after graduation,
it would be more beneficial because I would have to do less hard work to obtain PR.
Now, I don't know anything about PR because I'm a student and don't think about it.
I need to finish my student life first, then I'll consider PR and other stuff.
So, I suppose it would be more helpful if I came here after graduation.
But, if someone told me after my 12th grade that I should first graduate and then move to Canada,
I would not listen because my mentality has shifted dramatically in the last 1.5 years.
However, in my opinion, coming here after graduation is advantageous.
One other point I'd want to bring up is that Canada is now permitting students to come here,
although they can be denied after four years.
So, I'm not just urging you to come here after graduation;
I'm telling you everything because I don't want you to wait 4 years
after listening to me because Canadian immigration can change some rules.
So, I went over everything with you, including the benefits and drawbacks, as well as my thoughts.
So, how you make your decisions is entirely up to you. So, I told you everything,
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