Study In Canada
The admission criteria generally vary depending upon the program. It can be helpful to visit the website of the concerned institution to know the eligibility requirements in detail.
Here are the basic requirements:
Higher Second Class (55% and above) for community colleges
First Class (60% and above) for universities
English Proficiency score in the form of IELTS /TOEFL / PTE
Cost of Studying
The cost of pursuing your education in Canada is relatively cheaper as compared to countries like U.S.A, U.K, and Australia. Tuition fees range between CAD 12,000 to CAD 30,000 per annum for most institutions. The average living cost in major cities like Toronto and Montreal can range between 800 CAD to 2000 CAD (inclusive of rent) depending on one’s budget and preferences.
Scholarship Information
There are several scholarships available in Canada based on the candidate’s age, education qualifications, nationality, economic background, income/net worth and professional experience amongst other criteria. The candidate’s extra-curricular record, particular talents, project involvements, social service activities, club affiliations and much more is also taken into consideration. Government and private entities sponsor a wide variety of scholarships. Moreover, there are many scholarships that are university-specific and state-specific.
Accommodation or Housing
Acceptance letter from a designated learning institution
Valid passport
Proof of funding
Results of the Medical Examination
Proof of English proficiency
Statement of Purpose/ Motivation Letter
Accommodation or Housing
On-campus housing ranges from shared condominiums to dormitory-style housing which may or may not include a meal plan and or other utilities such as phone and internet connection.
Off-campus accommodation prices are lower as compared to on-campus but you will have to bear the extra cost of furnishings, water, electricity and/or other miscellaneous expenses.
Part-Time Work
International students are allowed to work while studying if they possess a valid study permit and a Social Insurance Number. 20 hours per week during term and 40 hours a week during vacations is the allowance provided to international students. Part-time work can be in the form of Internships, On-campus/Off-campus jobs.