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Canada: Study at renowned institutions in a safe, multicultural environment
200+
Universities
C$15k-C$28k
Annual tuition fees
1M+
International Students
1-3 Years
Post-Study Work Visa
Why Study in Canada?
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Four of the World's Top 100 Universities
Canada is home to four universities that rank amongst the top 100 universities in the world according to the QS World Ranking. Canadian universities are known for their high-quality education and inclusive environments, fostering both academic excellence and research collaboration.
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Globally Recognized Degrees
The universities in Canada offer world-class education, providing exceptional academic programs and research opportunities, that open the doors to international career opportunities and prestigious academic recognition.
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Post Study Work Up To 3 years
Canada offers post-study work permits of up to three years, allowing international students to gain valuable work experience after completing their studies.
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Working hours
When you study in Canada, you get the opportunity to work for 24 hours per week during your ongoing course, and 40 hours per week during vacations, providing valuable work experience and potential income to support your studies.
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Permanent Residency & Canadian Immigration
A student opting to study in Canada is eligible to apply for post study work and then subsequently for permanent Residency. There are several different immigration programs, including the Express Entry system, making it an attractive study destination.
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Safe Place to Study
Being a land of immigrants, Canada is known for being a safe and inclusive country, making it an ideal place for international students to study and live.
List of Universities In Canada
Canada is a top choice for international students seeking a prestigious education. Here are some top universities where we have successfully placed students.
University of Toronto
Popular For Computer Science
QS World Ranking 21
McGill University
Popular For Biology
QS World Ranking 30
University of British Columbia
Popular For Arts and Humanities
QS World Ranking 34
University of Alberta
Popular For Engineering
QS World Ranking 111
University of Waterloo
Popular For Computer Science
QS World Ranking 112
Western University
Popular For Business Administration
QS World Ranking 114
University of Calgary
Popular For Nursing
QS World Ranking 182
McMaster University
Popular For Health Sciences
QS World Ranking 189
University of Ottawa
Popular For Law
QS World Ranking 203
Dalhousie University
Popular For Engineering
QS World Ranking 298
University of Victoria
Popular For Environmental Studies
QS World Ranking 322
University of Saskatchewan
Popular For Medicine
QS World Ranking 345
Popular Courses in Canada
Canada is known for offering a wide range of popular courses across various fields
of study.
Here are the top courses in Canada for international students:
Cost of studying in Canada
The cost of studying in Canada for international students depends on several factors, including the institution, program of study, location, and available funding opportunities. Additionally, living expenses such as rent, utilities, and recreational activities play a significant role in the overall cost.
Tuition Fees (Average per annum)
PG Diploma, Diploma & Certificate Program
CAD 15,000 – 20,000
Bachelor's
CAD 15,000 – 30,000
Master's
CAD 17,000 – 35,000
Living expenses (Average per annum)
Approx. CAD 20,000
Accommodation (Average per month)
On-campus
CAD 600 - 1,000
Off-campus rental
CAD 550 – 1,200
Homestay
CAD 1000 – 1,300
Scholarships in Canada
Scholarships to study in Canada are available to international students who excel in their studies. Canadian scholarships for international students may not cover all expenses, however they may provide significant support towards education and living costs. Securing scholarships in Canada is very competitive, requiring separate applications to each university. While community colleges, career colleges typically offer bare minimum scholarships, exploring available opportunities is key to finding financial assistance.
Co-operative Work term
Co-op is a work term that is a part of the course. It gives students a chance to get real-world experience in their field. They can work and study simultaneously. Co-op jobs are full-time and last 12 to 17 weeks. Co-op programs mix different subjects with relevant work, helping students start their careers. This helps international students connect with the Canadian job market and build a network with Canadian companies.
Career Prospects In Canada
The employment landscape in Canada is diverse, offering opportunities across various sectors. Here are some key sectors and industries that offer employment opportunities:
More about Canada
Documents required to study in Canada
The most common list of documents required when applying to study in Canada includes:
- English proficiency scores (IELTS or PTE)
- Copies of marksheets for Grade 10th, 12th, and all semester marksheets of the Bachelor's Degree.
- Backlog certificate
- Work experience document & salary statements of last 4-6 months (if applicable)
- Updated Resume
Canada Study Visa Process
To study in Canada you need to apply for visa ideally 3 months prior to the intake. Below are the documents required -
- A valid Passport
- Letter of acceptance (offer letter from the university)
- English Proficiency Test
- Tuition Fee receipt
- GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) account-fixed deposit
- Medical Certificate as per the requirement
- Statement of Purpose (SOP) and Resume
- Visa Application form and Family Information Form
- Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) if required as per the program
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Success Stories
Wonderful consultant. I had a very flourishing process with them. They were very knowledgeable and knew what they were doing.
Archana Sidhwani
Sheridan College, Canada
From providing me with all the information about the universities, to applying to wherever I wanted to apply - they helped with everything.
Gaurav Modi
Cambrian College, Canada
FAQs
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How much does it cost to study in Canada?
You would need approximately INR 22-26 lakhs for one year of study in Canada, covering tuition fees, accommodation, food, transportation, books, and personal expenses.
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Can I study in Canada without IELTS?
No, you cannot study in Canada without taking an English language proficiency test. You can choose between IELTS or PTE for this purpose. As the top Canada education consultants in India, we provide coaching for both IELTS and PTE.
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Is a medical test required for getting a student visa in Canada?
Yes, a medical examination is required as part of the visa application process for studying in Canada.
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What is GIC?
A GIC, or Guaranteed Investment Certificate, is a mandatory investment required to study at the colleges in Canada for international students, serving as proof of funds for living expenses.
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How much can I earn while working part time in Canada?
The hourly wage varies depending on the job and location, but is typically around C$12 to C$20 per hour.