Study in Canada

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Basics

Major intakes

September & January intake


Note: The students are advised to begin the college/university application process at least 4-8 months prior to the desired intake.

Other intakes

May intake


Note: The students are advised to begin the college/university application process at least 4-8 months prior to the desired intake.

Post Study Work


The validity of a post-graduation work permit (PGWP) can range from eight months to three years, depending on the duration of the study program completed in Canada. It is important to note that the permit's length will not exceed the duration of the study program.

Earn While You Learn



Students are permitted to work a maximum of 20 hours per week while they are studying.

Academic Requirement

Level Academic Requirements
Diploma
Minimum 50% Required in ‘10+2’ or Diploma
Advance Diploma
Minimum 50% Required in ‘10+2’ or Diploma
Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree)
Minimum 65% Required in ‘10+2’ or Diploma
Post Graduate Diploma
Minimum 50% Required in Bachelor/Master Degree
Postgraduate (Master’s Degree)
Minimum 65% Required in Bachelor/Master Degree

IELTS Requirements

Level Criteria
Diploma
Overall 6.0, no module less than 5.5-6.0
Advance Diploma
Overall 6.0 no module less than 5.5-6.0
Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree)
Overall 6.5 no module less than 6.0
Post Graduate Diploma
Overall 6.0-6.5 no module less than 6.0
Postgraduate (Master’s Degree)
Overall 6.5-7.0 no module less than 6.0

For Indian students, pursuing education in Canada is a more budget-friendly option due to lower tuition fees compared to the UK or the USA. In Canada, diploma courses are quite economical, typically ranging between 15,500 CAD and 20,000 CAD. However, Bachelor and Master programs have higher expenses, varying from 20,000 CAD to 60,000 CAD based on the chosen course and institution.

 

“Let financial worries not impede your pursuit of a dream education in Canada. Reach out to our knowledgeable advisors today to discover ways to secure student loans or scholarships, easing the financial burden and allowing you to embark on your academic journey in Canada promptly.”

The annual expense for living in Canada averages around 10,000 CAD, which equates to approximately 700 CAD each month. Managing these expenses in Canada can be fairly simple by securing part-time employment.

 

 

“Let financial worries not impede your pursuit of a dream education in Canada. Reach out to our knowledgeable advisors today to discover ways to secure student loans or scholarships, easing the financial burden and allowing you to embark on your academic journey in Canada promptly”

Top courses in Canada

As you prepare to embark on your higher education journey in Canada, it’s essential to be aware of the recommended courses to take.

Engineering

Animation & Game Design

Business & Management Studies

Computer Science & IT

Biosciences

Medical & Healthcare

Agricultural Science and Forestry

Media & Journalism

Social Sciences

Physical and Life sciences

Institute Application Requirements

Student Visa Requirements

Top Universities in Canada

Top Colleges in Canada

FAQs

Are there scholarships available for students?
Scholarships, ranging from 200 CAD to 15,000 CAD, are available based on academic achievements and English language examination results. For more information or assistance, please contact us.
Can I bring my spouse to Canada while I study?
Yes! You can bring your spouse or partner to Canada while you study. Contact us for assistance with their dependent visa.
Can I bring my family to Canada while I study?
Typically, it’s not possible during studies. But once you graduate, they can apply for visitor visas. Need assistance? Contact us for our visitor visa services.
What is Co-Op?
Co-op ( cooperative education) refers to a type of educational program offered by many Canadian universities and colleges. Co-op programs are designed to provide students with practical work experience related to their field of study while they are pursuing their studies.
Is getting a Canadian student visa easy?
Not exactly! With a large number of applicants, it can be quite a journey. But don’t worry, our counsellors can be your trusty guides. Reach out to us today and let’s make it happen together!
How can I find accommodation in Canada as an international student?
You can explore on-campus housing, off-campus options, or homestays. Universities often provide resources to help students find suitable accommodations.
What should I do if my study permit application is rejected?
To uncover the cause of a refusal, students can obtain CAIPS notes and make changes before reapplying. This process is simpler with expert help. Contact us to transform refusals into approvals.
How long of a study gap is allowed in Canada?
Canadian universities and colleges accept international students with up to a 2-3 years gap for undergraduate students and a 3-5 years gap for postgraduate students.
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