I'm Jaspreet Kaur. I completed b.ed in 2020. I got 6.5 band scores in ielts. I got 2 refusals from canada. Pls tell what I should do?

Your IELTS score is on the edge. I suggest you give another attempt for IELTS and try to score atleast 7.0 to avoid any refusal. Also, IELTS is just one aspect and there are a lot of things that you need to keep in mind. 

The requirements vary across courses but I’ve mentioned the general aspects of your profile that needs to be highlighted:
1. Bachelor’s GPA

2. Entrance Test Score (GMAT/GE)

Work Experience
Extracurricullars
Language Proficiency Test (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE etc.)
SOPs, Essays, LORs
Apart from this you need to make sure that your documents are ready and there is no discrepancy whatsoever. 

If you need any assistance for your application, you can directly get in touch with Study Abroad Experts here. They will analyse your profile and not just help you with the required information but also assist you in the entire application process for FREE.

Hope this helps!

 

Receiving refusals can be discouraging, but there are steps you can take to improve your chances in future applications. Here’s what you can consider:

• Review the Refusal Reasons: Understanding why your applications were refused is crucial. Common reasons might include doubts about your intent to leave Canada after your studies or insufficient financial proof to support your stay. Address these reasons directly in your next application.
• Improve Your Application: Enhance your application by strengthening the parts that led to previous refusals. This might involve improving your IELTS score if language proficiency was a concern, or providing more comprehensive documentation to prove financial stability and ties to your home country.
• Consider Different Programs or Institutions: Sometimes, choosing a different program or a college with a higher acceptance rate can make a difference. Ensure that the program aligns well with your previous education and career goals as this demonstrates a clear purpose for your studies.
• Consult with a Licensed Immigration Advisor: A licensed advisor can provide personalized guidance based on the specifics of your case and help you navigate the complexities of the application process more effectively.
• Explore Other Countries: While Canada is a popular destination for international students, other countries like Australia, the UK, or New Zealand might also offer suitable programs in education. Each country has different criteria and may pose a better chance of acceptance based on your profile.