What kind of chance do I need in my bachelor's degree for the visa application?
There is no fixed minimum percentage required in your bachelor's degree for a Canadian student visa, but a strong academic record is important. Most Canadian universities and colleges look for an overall average of 60% to 70% for undergraduate programs. More competitive fields, like engineering or computer science, often expect 75% to 85% or higher.
Since you scored 63.8% in your 12th grade, aim for a similar or higher percentage in your bachelor's to strengthen your application. Consistent academic performance will improve your chances of visa approval.
Low percentage, study gap or no work experience?
Find out which Canadian universities you still qualify for.
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