Why Study in CANADA
Canada has a spectacularly advanced way of living that encompasses scenic beauty as well as
developed cities. Numbeo reports the 2017 cost of living index for Canada is 73 making it more
affordable than USA, UK, Australia, Singapore and New Zealand.
90% of graduates are employed within 6 months of completing education
Canada allows 20 hours of part time work while studying and up to 3 years of post study work permit is granted basis the duration and field of study.
The visa process is completely online with only document submission required at the consulate. Also, for colleges no additional documents for funds availability need to be presented
Students of more than 60 nationalities study in main Canadian cities and they have the lowest crime rates among global metro cities.
• Toronto
• Vancouver
• Edmonton
• Winnipeg
• Medicine Hat
• Calgary
❖ University Canada West
❖ Royal Roads University
❖ Cape Breton University
❖ Capilano University
❖ Fairleigh Dickinson University
❖ Mount Saint Vincent University
❖ Memorial University of Newfoundland(Intensive Bridge Program
❖ Cegep College
❖ College of the Rockies
❖ Lakeland College
❖ Mohawk College
❖ New York Institute of Technology
❖ Selkrik College
❖ Stenberg College
❖ Vancouver Community College
❖ Yukon College
❖ Georgian College
❖ Parkland College
❖ Confederation College
❖ St Lawrence College
❖ Northern Lights College
❖ St Clair College
❖ Mohawk College
❖ Seneca College
❖ Herzing College
❖ Lethbridge College
Major – January, September Minor – April/May
Under Graduate – 3 to 4 years Graduate -2 years
■ Certificate 1 Year
■ Diploma – 2 years
■ Advance Diploma – 3 years (Fast Track 2 years)
■ Bachelors – 4 years
■ PG Diploma 1 year (very few programs are for 2 years)
■ Masters /MBA – 2 years
Undergraduate
Admission Requirements
| 12th | 55% & above |
|---|---|
| TOEFL | 70+ |
| Study Gaps | Only with proper explanations |
| Backlogs | None |
| Work Exp. |
*Low English Proficiency score candidates are encouraged to apply to University Access Program.
| 12th | 55% & above |
|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 Bands Overall, 6.0 Individual |
| TOEFL | 79+ |
| GRE | Not mandatory but some universities require a score of 290+ |
| Study Gaps | Only with proper explanations |
| Backlogs | SPP: 8 Backlogs / Universities: 20 backlogs |
| Work Exp. | Not mandatory/ if working – should provide |
| certificate |
- 10th & 12th Marksheet/Certificate/Transcripts
- UG/PG Marksheet/Certificate/Transcripts (If done)
- IELTS /TOEFL score card
- Passport Copy
- Resume
- LOR
- SOP
- Work Experience Certificate
- Gap Explanation (If any)
Overview
Undergraduate Tuition Fees in Canada Average Tuition Fees : INR 6,67,520 per year.
Overview
Undergraduate Tuition Fees in Canada Average Tuition Fees : INR 6,67,520 per year.
Amount
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| International Students | Amount |
|---|---|
| MBA programs | INR 20,02,560 per year ($39,101) Approx. |
| Thesis-based Master’s & Doctoral | INR 4,46,524 per year ($8,718) Approx. |
| Course-based Master’s | INR 4,94,783 per year ($9,658) Approx. |
* Courses like Arts and humanities are generally cheaper while engineering and medicine tend to be more expensive.
Overview
Canada has one of the highest standard of living in the world. Living expenses including accommodation in Canada approximately INR 4,76,800-7,15,200 .
Living costs vary greatly based on the type of accommodation, whether you are sharing accommodation with roommates, and your overall standard of living.
$1,255 -$1,505
| FULL | Year | |
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation (Single, off-campus, not shared | $800 -$1,050 | $9,600 -$12,600 |
| food | $50 | $3,240 |
| Clothing | $270 | $600 |
| Miscellaneous* | $155 | $1,860 |
| Cost of Living Total/td> | $15,300 -$18,300 | |
| Tuition and fees (Thesis student) | $8,790 (International student) | |
| Cost of Living Total/td> | $25,590 (International student) | |
| Tuition and fees (Thesis student) | $8,790 (International student) | |
| TOTAL | $25,590 (International student) |
A study permit is not a visa. It does not give you the right to board your flight to Canada. Along with your permit, you will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) to fly to Canada.
After the offer letter is received:
> Get medical Done
> Payment of tuition fee has to be made – 1st year fees to the College
> GIC or education loan of $10000 for living expenses
> Fill Visa Form
> Visa Filing (takes usually around 3 weeks)
> Air tickets
> Forex
> Request Pick Up
GIC – Guaranteed Investment Certificate – deposit $10000 in Scotia Bank, or Take an education loan of INR that equals $10000
WORK WHILE YOU STUDY
International Students in the country may work on campus or off campus or else they can opt to work as a co-op student or intern, if they want to earn while they study in order to support their studies.
Work on campus
You may work on campus at the institution where you study without a work permit if
you are a full-time student at:
> a public post-secondary institution, such as a college or university, or a college d’enseignement general et professionnel (CEGEP) in Quebec or
> a private post-secondary institution that operates under the same rules and regulations as a public institution, and receives at least 50 per cent of its financing for its overall operations from government grants (currently only private college-level educational institutions in Quebec qualify) or
> a Canadian private institution authorized by provincial statute to confer degrees and
> you have a valid study permit.
