About Canada

Canada, renowned for its high quality of life and vibrant cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, offers Indian students an exceptional environment for both academic and personal growth. With a wide range of programs available—from research-driven degrees in fields like engineering, business, and healthcare, to career-focused courses through community colleges—Canada’s internationally recognized institutions provide world-class education. Indian students can choose from three major intakes each year: January, May, and September, with the academic year typically running from September to May, divided into two semesters. Many institutions also offer a summer session for select programs, giving students flexibility in their academic journey.

Canadian education is further enhanced by the Study Direct Stream (SDS), which expedites the visa application process for students meeting specific criteria. This means faster visa approval and an easier transition into student life. Additionally, students can work 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during breaks, allowing them to gain valuable work experience while managing living costs. Canada’s focus on innovation, diverse cultural environment, and a safe, supportive community make it an ideal destination for Indian students, offering not just an education but also the opportunity for future career success in a thriving global economy.

Why Canada:

Popular Courses in the Canada

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Computer Science & IT

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Engineering

Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, Civil, Biomedical

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Business Analytics

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Health Informatics

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Management Information Systems

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Pharmaceutics

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Engineering Management

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Business Management

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Construction Management

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Education Costs for Studying in the Canada

Education Costs for Studying in Canada:
Diploma & Advanced Diploma Courses: CAD$11,000 – CAD$13,000 per year depending on the course.*
Bachelor’s Degrees: CAD$13,000 – CAd$19,000 per year for most undergraduate degrees*
Post-graduate Degrees: CAD$12,000 and ranges up to CAD$22,000*
Living Expenses
Accommodation: CAD 400 - CAD 600 (Sharing)
Groceries: CAD 200 - CAD 300 (sharing)
Transportation: Inside Toronto CAD 128-165 (Public Transport TCC Pass)
Outside Toronto CAD 140-200 ( Public Transport: GO Transit or TTC pass )
Miscellaneous Expenses CAD 100 -150 Typically around

*Fees are for informational purposes and may vary by university. Accommodation and miscellaneous costs differ based on student preferences and cities of residence*

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Have a question? Check out the FAQ

What is the difference between colleges and universities in Canada?

Universities in Canada offer degree programs (Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD) focused on academic and research studies. Colleges offer diploma and certificate programs that provide practical, career-focused training in areas like technology and trades, typically lasting 1-2 years.

Does a Diploma Hold Value?

Yes, diplomas from Canadian colleges are valuable as they provide practical skills and hands-on experience in various career fields, making graduates job-ready and attractive to employers.

What are the healthcare options for international students in Canada?

International students must have health insurance. Some provinces provide government health coverage, while others require students to buy private insurance.

What is the process for extending my study permit?

To extend your study permit, apply online at least 30 days before it expires. You'll need proof of enrollment and enough funds to support yourself during your studies

Are there scholarships available for international students in Canada?

Yes, many Canadian universities offer scholarships for international students. Visit the university websites to find details on available scholarships and how to apply.

How do I apply for a Canadian student visa?

To apply for a Canadian student visa, you need an acceptance letter from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), proof of sufficient funds (such as a bank statement or GIC), a valid passport, English proficiency test scores (TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE), passport-size photos, and a completed visa application form. Some may require a medical exam or police certificate.

Is a medical check-up required for the visa? And where can they get it done?

Yes, a medical check-up is required for a Canadian visa. Students must undergo the exam with a panel physician approved by the Canadian High Commission. Approved physicians are available in various cities across India.

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