Are there any colleges in Canada accepting 50% in graduation?

Question

Hello there, if someone has scored around 50% in graduation is it possible to get into a Canadian university for them? Please share if you know about any colleges in Canada accepting 50% in graduation? #canada

Arjun Aravind · Answer

In order to be eligible for a Master's degree in Canada through general admissions methods, students need to: Have a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 i.e. 65% – 70% or the equivalent international undergraduate degree in a related field of study. 
However, there is a process called Student Partners Program, in which select partner universities provide assistance for students to pursue higher education. . It is an arrangement between selected Canadian educational institutions and the Canadian High Commission in India to provide a quick and easy study visa for the prospective students of participating institutions in Canada. The main objective of this program is to increase the number of Canadian Student Visa issued to Indian students and to make the admissions-visa process more efficient. You will have to meet these following requirements in order to be eligible for Post Graduate Degrees -

-Overall IELTS Score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0 issued in the past 24 months.
-Study gap of no more than 5 years, with some exceptions made for students with excellent grades and a six-year gap.
-The program must be complementary and value added to their previous education.
-The student should have a minimum Second Class of C-level with an overall minimum score of 50% in their more recently completed diploma or degree.
-Proof of tuition payment for one semester or one year (as asked by the SPP institution).
-The purchase of a special Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) from Scotia Bank, in the amount of $10,000 CAD to cover living expenses for your first year in Canada.
-You should have graduated with not more than eight backlogs in your previous degree.
-If you have previously been refused Canadian student visa, you are not eligible to apply under SPP.

If you think you are eligible, you can either join a counselling program for easier process in terms of admission, or look into the SPP program yourself!