Canada

Study in Canada – A Top Global Education Destination
Canada, located in North America, is home to ten provinces and three territories. Known for its high quality of life, world-class education system, and multicultural cities, over 80% of Canada's population lives in urban centers. As one of the world's wealthiest and safest countries, Canada is a top choice for international students seeking academic excellence and career opportunities.

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Admissions
Application Requirements to Study in Canada

The applicants need to submit the following documents to apply to a Canadian University:

A Valid Passport copy
Academic transcript
Proof of funds
Statement of purpose
English proficiency test (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE)
Letter of recommendation (LOR)
GMAT/GRE test For MBA/Masters respectively
Other subject specific courses like UCAT, LNAT, etc.
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How to Apply

Those who meet the qualifying criteria for admission to the chosen university might do so in one of the following ways:

After 12th/UG: Graduate applications are submitted online through the university’s website.

Masters: Masters or postgraduate applications are directly sent to the university website online

MBA: MBA applications are submitted directly to the university’s website.
 

Intakes
Canada has 3 intakes in a year, namely:

Fall intake - September
Winter intake - January
Winter intake - January

Education Cost in Canada

After 12th/UG

Masters

MBA
Regular MBAs cost an average of per year

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Scholarship

Scholarships Available For Canada

Visa?

Student Visa


If you are planning on studying in Canada, you will need to apply for a student visa as well as a study permit. A student visa is a document that allows you to enter the country.

A study permit in Canada is issued on arrival and is a document that allows a foreign national to stay in Canada for the duration of their studies, up to a maximum of four years.

The study permit allows you to travel to and from Canada as well as work on-campus at the institution where you are studying.

A student visa is not a study permit.
 

Work

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