Study in Canada
About Canada
Canada is second-largest country in the world, with an area spanning over 9.9 million square kilometers. Canada shares the longest undefended border in the world with the United States, spanning approximately 8,891 kilometers (5,525 miles). This border stretches across both land and water.
Canada is a global leader in natural resources (oil, gas, mining), aerospace (aircraft manufacturing, space exploration), healthcare and biotechnology (medical research, biotech innovations), artificial intelligence, education, multiculturalism, and agriculture (grains, sustainable farming). It excels in winter sports, finance, and cultural influence, particularly in music and film.
Canada has 13 provinces and territories in total. These are divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories. Ottawa is the capital of Canada.
Why study in Canada?
Canada’s qualifications are globally respected for their rigorous standards, research-driven approach, diverse perspectives, and the country’s commitment to innovation and quality education.
Canada has two official languages: English and French.
Canada provides affordable education through government funding, competitive tuition rates, diverse scholarship opportunities, and a focus on accessible, high-quality academic programs.
Canada’s campus life is lively and diverse, with many student groups, fun activities, and a supportive environment for learning.
Canada is famous for being the “Land of Possibilities” due to its diverse opportunities, strong economy, inclusive society, and growth potential.
Canada is multicultural because it welcomes people from different backgrounds, supports equality, and lets everyone celebrate their culture.
Canada’s healthy and safe communities are due to its strong healthcare system, low crime rates, social support, and environmental focus.
Canada offers Easy permanent residency through programs like Express Entry, family sponsorship, and provincial nominations, providing opportunities for skilled workers and families.
Canada offers innovative research opportunities with top institutions, strong funding, and a collaborative environment in fields like tech and healthcare.
Education opportunities in Canada:
- Every year, nearly 5,00,000+ Students from 150+ Countries come to Canada to pursue Higher education.
- 12,000 + Programs at 150 public institutions offering various academic credentials.
- Opportunities of co-operative (Co-op) Education and internship are available for international students.
- Tuition fees range from $15,000 – CAD 35,000 per year, depending on the program & College/University Selected.
- Practical programs are designed in close cohesion with the industries.
- Canada offers an excellent Social security system, Powerful Human rights and one of the highest HDIs globally.
- Canadian cities have lower living costs in comparison to their global counterparts.
Intakes Available in Canada
Major Intake:
1. Fall intake (September)
2. Winter intake (January/February)
Minor Intake:
1. Summer intake (May/June)
Categorization and Duration of Qualifications
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Degrees
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Program Duration
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Doctoral or PhD
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2-5 Years
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Masters
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2 Years
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PG Diploma/Graduate Certificate
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1-2 Years
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Bachelors
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4 Years
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UG Diploma
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2-3 Years
2- Year Program is a Diploma and 3 Year program is an Advanced Diploma |
Canada Student Visa – Eligibility
- AGE: There is no defined upper age limit, but first-time applicants have better visa approval chances
- QUALIFICATION: 12″/Diploma (10+3, 10+2+3)/All Bachelor/All Master degree holders. Percentage & backlog requirement.
- EXPERIENCE (IF APPLICABLE): Max. up to 5-10 years of academic gap can be accepted with genuine work experience.
- ACCEPTED LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY SCORES: IELTS (Academic), TOEFL-iBT, PTE (Academic), CAEL, CELPIP General, TEF.
- COLLEGE FEES: $15,000-$35,000 Canada p.a. Tuition fees can be paid for one semester or the first academic year.
- PROCESSING TIME: 6-8 weeks or higher, depending upon the quality of the application and overall application volume.
- PROOF OF FUNDS: Proof of the availability of funds can be demonstrated with at least one of the following: Proof of a Canadian bank account in the student’s name if the student has transferred money to Canada; GIC; Proof of a student or an education loan from a bank; Bank statements for the past 4 months; A bank draft that can be converted into Canadian dollars; Proof of the payment of tuition and housing fees; A letter from the person or school giving money to the student; Proof of funding paid from within Canada if the student has received the scholarship or is in a Canadian-funded educational program.
English Language Requirements
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Programs
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Entry Requirements
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IELTS
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TOEFL
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PTE
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Masters
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16 Years of full-time education
65% and above in Bachelors
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6.5(6.0)
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88
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62
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PG Diplomas
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15 Years of full-time education
50-55% and above in Bachelors
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6.5 (6.0)
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88
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62
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Bachelors
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12 Years of full-time education
60% and above in grade 12
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6.5 (6.0)
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79
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62
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UG Diplomas
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12 Years of full-time education
50-55% and above in grade 12
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6.0(6.0)
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79
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58
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High Demand Academic Programs & Fields in CANADA
- Healthcare
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Dentistry
- Physiotherapy
- Environmental Science/Engineering
- Financial/Data Analytics
- Logistics/Supply Chain Management
- STEM (Science, technology, Engineering Mathematics)
programs - Aviation
- Trades & Technology
Total Cost for 1 year Degree Program
Estimated cost to be incurred by a student for a year of study in Canada CAD $1 = Rs.60/-
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Sr. No.
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Particulars
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Amount in CAD $
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Amount in Rs.
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|---|---|---|---|
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1
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IELTS Exam Fee
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---
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17,000
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2
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Tuition Fees for one year
Actual tuition fees may vary from Institution to Institution)
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20,000
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12,00,000
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3
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Living and Accommodation
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20,635
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12,38,100
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4
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Airfare from India to Canada
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---
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55,000
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5
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Visa Fees (Including Biometric Fees)
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235
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14,100
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6
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Total Expenses
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---
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25,24,200
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7
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Less Earning through Part-Time Jobs
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11,500
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6,90,000
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|
8
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Total Expenses for Study in Canada
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---
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18,34,200
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9
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Total Expenses Rounded Off
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---
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18,35,000
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Total Cost for 1 year DiplomaProgram
Estimated cost to be incurred by a student for a year of study in Canada CAD $1 = Rs.60/-
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Sr. No.
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Particulars
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Amount in CAD $
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Amount in Rs.
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|---|---|---|---|
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1
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IELTS Exam Fee
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---
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17,000
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2
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Tuition Fees for one year
Actual tuition fees may vary from Institution to Institution)
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15,00
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9,00,000
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3
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Living and Accommodation
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20,635
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12,38,100
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|
4
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Airfare from India to Canada
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---
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55,000
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|
5
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Visa Fees (Including Biometric Fees)
|
235
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14,100
|
|
6
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Total Expenses
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---
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22,24,200
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|
7
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Less Earning through Part-Time Jobs
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11,500
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6,90,000
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|
8
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Total Expenses for Study in Canada
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---
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15,34,200
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9
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Total Expenses Rounded Off
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---
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15,35,000
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Cost of living & Part-time Earning Opportunities in Canada.
- The cost of living in Canada is moderate compared to other countries. The avg. The cost of accommodation (Per month) for a one-bedroom apartment in Toronto & Vancouver ranges from $750. $1400 CAD, and $400-$600 CAD in other regions.
- Local public transport costs $100-$150 CAD/month for students (Unlimited pass)
- Local telephone call: $0.25-$1.00 CAD
- Modest restaurant bill: $10-25 CAD (Depending on location and meal category)
- their recreation costs: $100-$200 CAD/month
- Part-time (20 hours/week). earnings: ($17 x 20 hours x 4 weeks) = $1360 CAD/month
- Full-time (During semester breaks; 40 hours/week) earnings: ($17 x 40 hours x
4 weeks) = $2720/month
The cost of studying in Canada for the first year ranges from INR 6 lakh to INR 18 lakh (Depending on the college/university, program, location, and other financial requirements)
Documents CheckList – Visa Filing
- Passport (First & last page copy)
- Marksheets (All that apply): 10″, 12″, Diploma, Bachelor’s, Master’s
- Attempt certificate/Passing certificate, Bona fide certificate, Provisional degree certificate, Degree certificate
- Applicable transcripts
- Language proficiency test results (IELTS, PTE, TOEFL-IBT, CAEL, CELPIP General, TEF)
- Credit card details for application fee payment at college/university
- Genuine work experience letter, Offer letter, Salary slip, Bank statement & Updated resume (If applicable
- LOR, SOP & transcripts (In case of application at universities & some colleges) &
- Backlog summary / Attempt certificate (Zero backlog certificate in case of zero backlogs)
- Provincial attestation letter (PAL)
- Birth certificate copy for Quebec-based colleges
Process Flow for Canada Student Visa
Recent changes in Rule by IRCC
- Direct verification of LOA/Offer letter by IRCC
- Recognized Institutions Framework (RIF)
- Elimination of Student Direct Stream (SDS) for applicants from India and elsewhere
- Canadian student intake cap (505,162 for the remainder of 2025)
- Provincial/Territorial Attestation Letter (PAL/TAL)
- Mandatory language proficiency for Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) application
- Public Private Partnership (PPP) institutions are no longer eligible to teach.
- PGWP-eligible programs (Beginning May 15, 2024)
- Field of study requirement from 5 main fields designated as long-term
- occupations shortage by the Canadian government
- Enhanced PGWP opportunities for Master’s students
- Changes in the SOWP application eligibility
- Changes related to visitor visa applications and flag-poling
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