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Start your preparation by at least 18 months earlier to your intended semester.You can follow these steps:Take a sample GRE test (Most preferably power prep I). If you score a total of 300 for example, then you can guess your final score to be in between 315-320.Then analyze your profile (take a note of all research papers you published, going to publish and project work).Go through the similar profiles in Stupidsid.com or Edulix and short some universities (around 4 univs).Then start preparing for GRE and make sure you reach your target of 315. After the exam is done, select the 4 universities you shortlisted for Educational Testing Service (ETS) to report your scores to (by this way of selecting universities beforehand, you can save $100 here).Apply for TOEFL or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and prepare to get the minimum score required by your department in the universities selected. (with TOEFL of IELTS – British Council you can save $72 by selecting universities beforehand)After you are done with these exams, start preparing your SOP. At the same time, reach out to your professors asking for recommendation letters. Help them prepare recommendation letters on your behalf. Also get the required no.of sets of transcripts from your university.Once you are okay with SOP and required LORs, open the university website and fill out the online application. After completing this application, you'll be required to upload scanned copies of mark sheets.Complete the online application, pay the application fee, wait for university to send a mail with student id and finally courier the transcripts to those universities (Make sure you mention your student id on top of the cover).Wait for university to mail its decision.If accepted, they'll ask you to send bank statement showing liquid assets amounting to 1 year of expenses you are going to spend in that university along with affidavit of support (link to this affidavit will be sent to you in the acceptance mail) and also they'll ask you to get some vaccinations done.After approving your bank statement, they'll send you the I20.On receiving I20, pay your SEVIS fee and apply for F-1 Student Visas (US).Once your visa is approved, you are free to go.I guess, I have covered all the steps here. If needed further clarifications, you are free to pm me.All the Best.Edit1: sorry guys your have to start your preparation before 18 months, not 1 year.

A 3.8 unweighted means that you received four A grades for every one B grade. On top of that you took “top track” courses at your school, And you have an excellent standardized test score.You have proved your academic prowess. NOTE: Check to see if the colleges to which you wish to apply require or “strongly recommend” taking some SAT Subject Tests.Now you have to work on your application about You as a Person. Read this article, the links and the report for guidance into what the top US colleges expect from a successful freshman applicant: Stu Schmill endorses report on consideration of character in college admissionsAll the best.

Alorence immigration consultant:I moved to Canada last year, my reason was simple, In India, the working hours were becoming lengthier and hectic and pay scale was not going anywhere, even the hike percentage over company switch was only also not that great. Being a Pharmacovigilance and 6 years of experience I was expecting more for my efforts but I couldn’t get. So I thought of moving to Canada but I needed some consultation so I looked for a few consultancies and ended founding good of the lot i.e. Alorence Immigration Pvt. Ltd.Process Explanation:In Alorence Immigration I spoke to Mr Mohit Gupta (7507779235), he described the process in a very simple way making me understand every step related to the PR process. Initially, he guided about the Eligibility criteria, to apply for PAR first you need to have a minimum 67 points based on your age, education, work experience and language ability. When he calculated mine I was scoring 49 as per age, education and work experience which has to validated by Govt. of Canada i.e. Education Credential Assessment (ECA) report, where my study and age-related documents will be sent to Govt. of Canada and they will review my Education as per their System and provide an assessment report and remaining 18 points I had to get in IELTS abbreviated as International English language testing system. Based on my reading, listening, speaking and writing ability I had to score the remaining 18 points. Once I had the ECA done plus IELTS score I will be able to submit my application to the immigration refugee and citizenship Canada (IRCC).The profile has to be made in Express Entry pool where the IRCC will provide you with Comprehensive Ranking System (score) based on same factors i.e. Age, education, work experience and additional factors such as previous Study or work experience in Canada, any sibling in Canada etc. once you have the CRS score then your profile will receive nomination either by Federal Govt. or Provincial Govt., nomination depends on your CRS score and labour market need of the particular province. If your skillset is matching the requirement then it is almost confirmation of PR visa. For provincial nomination, you need to submit the application to the desired province separately. Then if your profile gets selected or nominated it is followed with Invitation to reply (ITA) after which you need to submit your medical certificate, Police clearance certificate and proof of fund i.e. you have to prove that you are medically fit, didn’t have any criminal history and be able to support yourself once you land in Canada. After that everything is like a cakewalk and you get your Visa and have 6-8 months of time to make your first visit to Canada and get your card activated. It’s important to get your card activated else it will expire and you have to apply again, but after activation, it’s not compulsory to stay you can always come back to India, find a job and then settle in Canada.My experience in CanadaAfter getting the PR I got a job in Company in 2 months of time, I stayed back in India and had interviewed over Skype, Fortunately, these guys signed me up, the salary package was good and work responsibilities were specified. Most importantly working hours were restricted and leisure time was considered as valuable. My joining was in last week of March of 2018 so landed in 2nd week so as to look for some accommodation and get to know the place. Mr Mohit gave me the contact details of Mr Rahul who was their ex-client living in the same city and told he will help me out. I’m really thankful to Rahul he let me stay in his flat for 2 days and find me one at a reasonable cost. Apart from that, he helped me figure about a few day-to-day things like:Kijiji app which is really helpful in finding anything you want like book a cab, book a hotel, sell or buy anything, order food, etc.Frescho supermarket provides grocery items at very reasonable rates compared to other shops like 5ltr can of milk half a dollar less at FreshcoWinner’s showroom here you can buy brand apparels at a lesser cost.SIN number is necessary to have access to all govt. programs.The future Immigration trend in Canada:You will be happy to know that in upcoming years Govt. of Canada is increasing the Immigration intake by 40%, so a lot more foreign nationals are likely to get PR. The increase in no. is purely because of increased labor market demand that means Job vacancies, the shift of local Canadian youth to US has also forced Govt. of Canada to invite more foreign Nationals.The most important thing that Canada is coming up with certain programs for PR holder’s where they will be registered and gets benefits in accommodation, Hydro, Electricity until they found a job. These programs vary Province to province and are only for PR’s Holder without a job. Also, additional Job Banks facilities have been added where foreign national can register themselves and get help for finding jobs. As per my experience, this is going to be far easy for new PR’s landing in Canada. They will be saving some money and thus, are able to survive longer.To make life easier for yourself try to involve with local people like going to park, society meeting discussion, going out with friends, try to attend the cultural function, make friends in your neighbourhood, go to nearby spots or clubs. This will help you mix with the locals and understand their culture which is very important for long term survival. Sometimes it also results in finding Job opportunities i.e. someone may recommend you. So just try for your PR and never fear as the country is welcoming everyone with an open heart. For more details explanation you can contact www.alorenceimmigration.com