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Why Study in Canada?

Canada offers a world-class education system with globally recognized universities. Here's why you should consider studying for your undergraduate degree in Canada:

  • High-Quality Education: Canadian universities consistently rank high in international rankings, ensuring you receive a top-notch education valued by employers worldwide.
  • Multicultural Environment: Canada is a diverse and welcoming country, offering a rich cultural experience for international students.
  • Post-Graduation Work Opportunities: The Post-Graduation Work Permit Program allows you to gain valuable Canadian work experience after graduation, potentially leading to permanent residency.
  • Beautiful Country with High Living Standards: Canada boasts stunning landscapes, a safe environment, and a high quality of life.

Quick facts

  • ★ Canadian education is cheaper than the USA and it is simple and more opportunities for Permanent Residency
  • ★ Toronto is Canada's largest city. It's a global centre for business, finance, arts and culture and is consistently ranked one of the world's most livable cities.
  • ★ Ottawa is the capital of Canada, but it is like the Canberra - the capital of Australia which most people seem to have ever heard of.
  • ★ Canadians are outdoors, and they have one passion that allows them to enjoy the great outdoors. fram skiing and snowboarding to hiking, mountain-biking, rock-climbing, comping, canoeing and snow-shoeing.
  • ★ 26 Canadian institutions are counted among the best in the world, according to Times Higher Esco tion's World University Rankings 2018
  • ★ Canada's most popular coffee shop is Tim Horton's, a chain founded by a former ice-hockey star.

Canada undergrad Intakes & Popular Programs

Education in Canada is both publicly and privately funded thus leaving the parents to choose the in stitution of their choice for their children. It is controlled by the Provincial govemments like we have state board for every state with a bit of Federal say in it. More than 130.000 students come to study in Canadia every year.

Intakes: Institutions in Canada typically have three intake seasons: Fall Semester: Starts in September , Winter Semester: Starts in January and Summer: Starts in May

Popular Undergrad Programs : Canada offers a wide range of popular undergraduate programs across various disciplines. Some of the most sought-after undergraduate programs in Canada include:

✔ Business and Management
✔ Engineering and Technology
✔ Information Technology (IT)
✔ Biotechnology and Life Sciences


Undergrad Admission Requirements

To study an Undergraduate degree, Canada provides 2 paths
1) Universities- Bachelors degree
2) Colleges - Bachelor's degree, Diploma and Advanced Diploma

For international students, most Canadian universities/colleges require completion of secondary education equivalent to Canadian Year 12

State Board of Education (HSC)

:

As a general guideline, Minimum average of 70% / 7.36 CGPA is required.

CBSE Exam ( AISSC):

As a general guideline, Minimum average of 65% / 7.15 CGPA is required.

To study this course you will need to complete one of the following English proficiency tests:

IELTS (Academic): Minimum overall band of 6.5 is required*.

PTE (Academic): Minimum score of 60 is required*.

TOEFL (Academic): Minimum score of 88 is required*.

Depending on the university and program, there may be additional requirements such as interviews, portfolios (for creative arts programs), or auditions (for performing arts programs).


Cost of study and Living Expenses in Canada


Tuition fees for international undergraduate students in Canada can vary depending on several factors including University or College, Program of Study and the Province. Here's a breakdown to give you an idea:

Types of Expenses Annual Expenses in CAD
Tuition Fees $13,000 - $40,000
Living Expenses $15,000 - $20,000
Health Insurance $600 - $1,000
Transportation $1,500 - $3,000
Application Processing Fee (Optional) $50 - $150
Clothing & Personal Items $800 - $1,500
Phone & Internet $300 - $500
Textbooks & Supplies $1,000 - $2,000
Entertainment $2,000 - $4,000

Admission & Visa Checklist to study in Canada


Admissions Checklist

  • ✔ Official Academic Transcripts
  • ✔ Proof of English Proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL or PTE
  • ✔ Passport & Copy (International Students)
  • ✔ Letters of Recommendation (2-3)
  • ✔ Statement of Purpose/Letter of Intent
  • ✔ Portfolio for specific programs
  • ✔ Proof of Financial Support(if required)

Visa Checklist

  • ✔ Offer letter from the institute.
  • ✔ Proof of English Proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL or PTE
  • ✔ Passport & Copy (International Students)
  • ✔ Immigration Medical Examination (IME)
  • ✔ Statement of Purpose/Letter of Intent
  • ✔ Portfolio for specific programs
  • ✔ Proof of Financial documents

Work Opportunities for students in Canada


Being an international student in Canada often means juggling studies with some part-time work to support yourself. Here's a breakdown of your rights and limitations regarding part-time work:

Part-Time Work:

  • On-Campus Jobs: The good news is that you don't need a separate work permit to work on-campus at your university or college. However, there might still be limitations on hours you can work on-campus, so check with your school's career center for details.
  • Off-Campus Jobs: As an international student with a valid study permit, you're generally allowed to work part-time off-campus for up to 20 hours per week during a regular school semester (when classes are in session). This lets you earn some income while focusing on your studies.
  • Internships/co-op: Co-op programs in bachelor's degrees are incredibly beneficial for students in Canada. They provide a unique opportunity to integrate real-world work experience with academic studies. Participating in a co-op program not only helps students explore various career paths but also allows them to develop essential job search skills, preparing for interviews, and networking with professionals in their field.

Post-Study Work Permit:

Graduating from a Canadian university or college opens doors to exciting opportunities! Did you know there's a visa program specifically designed to help international undergrads gain valuable work experience in Canada after graduation? Here's the scoop on the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).

A PGWP allows international students who've graduated from a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada to stay and work full-time for a temporary period after completing their studies. This lets you gain valuable Canadian work experience, potentially boosting your resume and increasing your chances of landing a permanent job offer.

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