Information about

Study in Canada

Admission Requirement

Confidence comes from being prepared

Candidates must be aware of every step in the application process as there are various college intakes in Canada, each of which corresponds to a distinct academic term. Students must submit these documents regardless of their colleges or intakes.

A complete application form

Letter of recommendation

A Resume

Proof of English proficiency

Academic Transcript

Statement of purposes

Essays

Standardized test scores

Key Facts
Important facts to know while studying in Canada

Intakes

Fall(Sep), Winter(Jan), Summer(May)

Listed Universities

150+ Universities

Number of International Students

750,000+

Indian Diaspora in Canada

1.7 Million+

Average Tuition Fee

$18,000 CAD Per Annum

Average Cost of Living

$10,000 CAD Per Annum

Top Courses
Explore Courses of the Canada

I.T./Computer Engineering

VFX & Multimedia

Mechanical Engineering

Renewable Energy

Project Management

Food Science

Nursing, and Pharmacy

Supply Chain Management

Financial Planning

Education System

As a result of the excellent standards of education upheld by Canadian universities and colleges and the widespread international recognition
of Canadian degrees, it is simpler for international students to get job right after graduation.

Diploma/ Advanced Diploma

In Canada, there is an option of a co-op work term, giving the student a chance to get real-world experience. These employment conditions may
be compensated or unpaid. The programmes would last for two or three years.

Bachelor’s Degree

Bachelor Degrees are awarded by Universities/ University Colleges/ Community Colleges after 3 or 4 years of full-time study and can lead to
graduate level studies.

Post graduate diplomas/ certificates

A Bachelor's Degree or an Undergraduate Diploma is required to enrol in these programmes.

Masters Degree

For people with a bachelor's degree, recent graduates interested in advanced knowledge and research, and those who want to expand their
professional opportunities, it is an optional course. After completing four years of undergraduate study, it has a period of one or two years and
can be pursued.

Doctorate or PhD

PhDs are higher-level degrees that typically take three to seven years to finish.

Careers and Employment Opportunities

Depending on their study authorization, students may be authorized to work on or off campus.

Foreign students who are enrolled in a publicly supported university and have been granted a study permit are permitted to work up to 20
hours during regular academic and all hours during scheduled breaks off campus throughout their studies.

They are not required to obtain a work permit in order to work off-campus.

The post-graduation job program, certain students can continue working for up to three years after they graduate.