Question 1

How much does it cost to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Canada is an affordable country to study as compared to many others. You will likely need between CAD20,000 and CAD30,000 per year to cover tuition. The range is a guideline only, and the exact number will depend on your school and program. The cost of housing, food, and other living expenses will vary based on your location and personal needs.

Question 2

What are the requirements to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Every university in Canada has its own criteria for studying for various majors. It can contain a variety of documents containing personal information as well as academic skills. The following are the general documents that must be submitted: School leaving certificate Bachelor's degree certificate (for master’s course)  Proof of language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE) Academic Test Scores (GRE, GMAT) Scanned copy of passport SOP for Canada Letter of recommendation (if required) Resume or CV

Question 3

Which Canadian city is best for international students

Accepted Answer

Montreal is the best city for international students to study in Canada. Montreal is ranked among the top ten best student-friendly cities not just in Canada, but throughout North America as well.

Question 4

Is Canada cheap to study?

Accepted Answer

Canada is a much more affordable place to study than many other countries. As an international student, studying in Canada is an excellent option if you're looking for an affordable degree.

Question 5

What is the average acceptance rate of universities in Canada?

Accepted Answer

In Canada, the average acceptance rate ranges between 45-55%, depending on the year and institution.

Question 6

Which intake is better for admission to Canadian universities?

Accepted Answer

For students who intend to study in Canada, the Fall Intake, also known as September Intake, is the primary intake. The intake includes the most number of institutes offering the greatest number of seats for all courses, compared to the other two intakes (spring and winter).

Question 7

Which courses are in demand in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Canada offers thousands of colleges and universities to international students each year. Canada has some of the best colleges and universities in the world, offering some of the best courses. Some of the courses in demand in Canada are Project Management, Computer Programming & Analysis, Practical Elements of Mechanical Engineering, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Information Technology Solutions, Sports Business Management, Advanced Manufacturing Management, International Business Management

Question 8

How can I get fully funded scholarships to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Studying in Canada is a dream for many, but one thing that stops students are the high course fee, but a fully-funded scholarship has made a dream come true for many.Is this scholarship available for everyone? Well, these scholarships will be based on your merits and postgraduate level. List of top fully-funded scholarships in Canada UBC International Leader of Tomorrow Award Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholarship Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) Programme University of Waterloo Scholarship.

Question 9

Which universities in Canada have high employability?

Accepted Answer

Canadian universities not only have a world-class education system but also maintain an exceptional reputation with employers. Canadian universities know how to teach skills to students that can be applied in the real world, making the placements easier for students. Here is the list of some of top universities with higher employability University of TorontoUniversity of British ColumbiaMcGill UniversityUniversity of Montreal/HECMcMaster University University of AlbertaUniversity of Victoria Dalhousie University University of Waterloo

Question 10

What are the highest paying degrees in Canada for international students?

Accepted Answer

Canada is home to some of the world's most prestigious universities and attracts many students each year. If you plan to study in Canada, you can pursue these courses to get highly paid. Below is the approximation of salary as per the job with relevant years of experience. Surgeon: 3,87,000 CAD/year Psychiatrist:  3,06,000 CAD/year Dentist:  2,74,000 CAD/year Engineering: 1,09,000CAD/year Marketing: 2,09,000 CAD/year  Lawyer: 1,35,000 CAD/year Nurse: 74,000 CAD/year

Question 11

Can I become a permanent resident after my studies in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can apply for PR after the student visa, and you need to fulfill some of the PR criteria. Getting a PR is not a challenging thing. All you need is to be aware of the process as per your program. Here is a list of Canadian immigration programs you may consider: Canadian Experience Class (CEC) Quebec Experience Class (QEC) Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)

Question 12

What is the age limit to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

You must be at least 18 years old to study in Canada. However, the age limit varies as per the province. Thus, you must check the eligibility criteria of the region you want to study. The main requirement is that you must be between 18 to 35.

Question 13

How much money do I need to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

The cost to study in Canada depends on various factors like the college/university you want to study in, the province, and the course you wish to choose. The tuition fee can range from  CAD 8000- 52000 depending upon the university fee. The living expenses will be anywhere between CAD 12,000-16,000 per year, according to the city and standard of living. But you do not need to worry about living expenses as you can easily get a part-time job with your studies to cover the cost.

Question 14

How many hours can I work while on a study permit?

Accepted Answer

You have the option to work a maximum of 20 hours every week. Going beyond this limit is considered a breach of the conditions stated on your study permit. Engaging in such activity can result in losing your student status and potential difficulties in obtaining future study or work permits. Between January 1, 2024, and April 30, 2024, students who meet the eligibility criteria can engage in off-campus work without needing a work permit for over 20 hours per week during a regular academic session. This applies to those whose study permit applications were received by IRCC between October 8, 2022, and December 7, 2023.

Study In Canada

Latest Updates

Latest Blog Posts

FAQ's Study In Canada

Other Study Abroad Exam

Popular Universities to Study Abroad

Popular Countries to Study Abroad