Study in Canada
Quality Education & Clear Path to Immigration
Canada offers world-class education at affordable costs with excellent post-graduation work and immigration opportunities. Known for its welcoming immigration policies and high quality of life.
Why Study in Canada?
Popular Courses
Most sought-after programs by Indian students
MS in Computer Science
UofT, Waterloo, UBC
MBA
Ivey, Rotman, Schulich
PG Diploma in Business
Seneca, Humber, George Brown
MS in Data Science
McGill, UBC, Alberta
Healthcare Programs
McMaster, UofT, McGill
Top Universities
Globally recognized Canadian institutions
University of Toronto
QS Ranking: #21University of British Columbia
QS Ranking: #34McGill University
QS Ranking: #30University of Waterloo
QS Ranking: #112University of Alberta
QS Ranking: #111Study Permit
Processing Time: 4-12 weeks
Requirements
- Valid passport
- Letter of Acceptance from DLI
- Proof of funds (CAD 20,000+ per year)
- Statement of Purpose
- Medical examination
- Police clearance certificate
- Biometrics
Work Rights
20 hours/week during semester, full-time during breaks
PGWP: 8 months to 3 years based on program length
Work experience counts towards Express Entry PR points
Cost of Study
Estimated annual expenses for international students
Tuition (per year)
CAD 15,000 - 35,000Living Expenses
CAD 12,000 - 18,000Health Insurance
CAD 600 - 1,000Books & Supplies
CAD 1,000 - 2,000Intake Seasons
Plan your application timeline
September
Fall (Main)
Application Deadline: Jan - April
January
Winter
Application Deadline: Aug - October
May
Summer
Application Deadline: Dec - February
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Post-Graduate Work Permit?
PGWP duration depends on your program length: 8 months program = 8 months PGWP, 2-year program = 3 years PGWP. Minimum 8 months program required.
Can I bring my spouse to Canada?
Yes! If you're studying a Master's or PhD, your spouse can get an Open Work Permit allowing them to work anywhere in Canada.
How can I get PR after graduation?
After working 1 year with PGWP, you can apply for PR through Express Entry (CEC) or Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP).
Is college (diploma) better than university (degree)?
Both have pros. Colleges offer practical co-op programs and lower fees. Universities are better for research-focused careers. Both offer PGWP.
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