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28 Nov 2017, 12:29
arjunksg wrote:
My understanding is that the duration of the work permit equals the duration of the programme (unless it is a 2 year programme, in which case the work permit is for 3 years). So, in the case of the HEC MBA, it should be 1 year.
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28 Nov 2017, 18:15
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arjunksg wrote:
My understanding is that the duration of the work permit equals the duration of the programme (unless it is a 2 year programme, in which case the work permit is for 3 years). So, in the case of the HEC MBA, it should be 1 year.
I get in touch with someone in previous French cohort. He told me most ppl in their batch including himself get 3 year PGWP. However, there's a slightly chances for someone to get 1 year visa. It has nothing to be with applying from online or at the board station, since someone still got a 3 year visa at the board. Just FYI. I think this is a crucial information for international students before making decision.
Further anyone can help me out on the scholarship thing? If nothing showed on the admission offer, how can I confirm the 7k CAD scholarship? I wrote letters to school and the letter was forwarded back and force and I still didn't get any confirmation yet.
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29 Nov 2017, 05:34
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Hi Rahul30 and arjunksg, congratulations on your acceptance. If you are seriously considering HEC Montreal then we have a whatsapp group, if you would like to join, please PM me.
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30 Nov 2017, 08:14
jassi20 wrote:
I also got an offer letter today of conditional acceptance today.
Hi jassi, can you please clarify the meaning of "conditional acceptance" My gmat score is 610 and I've already scheduled another exam, so I'm thinking whether it makes sense to apply with 610 and then just send them the new gmat results if higher.
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30 Nov 2017, 22:00
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jassi20 wrote:
I also got an offer letter today of conditional acceptance today.
Hi jassi, can you please clarify the meaning of "conditional acceptance" My gmat score is 610 and I've already scheduled another exam, so I'm thinking whether it makes sense to apply with 610 and then just send them the new gmat results if higher.
Hello, in the conditional letter acceptance they are asking me to submit the hard copied of IELTS and transcripts when I report to Montreal. 610 is definitely in the school range, however as an international applicant it could on the lower side. You can call me if you want to discuss more as I am not sure when I would be able to get back to you. PM sent
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01 Dec 2017, 07:26
Hi all
I got admit letter on 29th Nov through email. I have accepted it. I would like to ask other international students, what are the next steps, in case you are accepting the offer.
1.Did any of you receive any mail or link to the payment page for making payment(for reserving seat)? 2.I had only uploaded scanned/pdf copy of GMAT & TOEFL. So should I now send the official scores as well(haven't received any mail yet asking for the official scores)? 3.Should I get my university to send the official transcripts in sealed envelope to HEC?
I might be missing on things to ensure after accepting the offer. Please share your experience with respect to the next steps, once you have accepted the admission offer.
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01 Dec 2017, 07:38
Hi everyone.. I also got the acceptance. Can anyone who one who accepted the offer share his/her number? Need some clarification. My contact is 7406477177. Thanks
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01 Dec 2017, 07:41
Did anyone receive any scholarship along with the admit letter? Do they send any separate mail mentioning scholarship or do we need to apply separately for the scholarship?
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Did anyone receive any scholarship along with the admit letter? Do they send any separate mail mentioning scholarship or do we need to apply separately for the scholarship?
I have heard from an alumni that they send a separate email about the scholarship. Last year most students got a CAD 5000 scholarship.
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