Study Abroad – Canada
Why Study in Canada? High‑quality education, co‑op programs, PGWP (post‑study work), affordable tuition compared to the US/UK, and welcoming campuses.
Why Study in Canada?
Great value, safe cities, and strong work‑study options.
- 🏫 Globally recognised degrees with research & industry ties.
- 💼 Co‑op programs that integrate paid internships with study.
- 🧾 Post‑Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows Canadian work experience after eligible programs.
- 💸 Comparatively lower tuition & living costs vs other top destinations (varies by city).
- 🌍 Diverse, inclusive campuses and high quality of life.
Top Canadian Universities & Typical International Fees
Ranges are indicative per year; fees vary by program. INR is an approximate conversion (C$1 ≈ ₹60–65).
Note: Ranges are indicative for international students and vary by program (e.g., MBA/Medicine higher). INR is an approximate conversion.
Popular Courses in Canada
Computer Science & Data
AI/ML, Data Science, Cybersecurity — strong hiring + co‑ops.
Engineering
Software, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Mechatronics with applied labs.
Business & Analytics
MBA, Business Analytics, Finance, Supply Chain (Toronto/Vancouver hubs).
Health & Life Sciences
Public Health, Biotech, Biomedical, Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Environmental & Energy
Environmental Engg/Science, Clean Energy, Sustainability.
Design & Media
UX/UI, Product Design, Animation & VFX in strong creative ecosystems.
Scholarships for Indian Students
University Entrance Awards
Merit‑based waivers/awards (amounts vary by GPA & program).
Provincial/Grad Awards
Examples include OGS (Ontario) and various grad funding packages.
External Scholarships
Indian schemes + international funds; program‑specific options available.
How to Apply (Step‑by‑Step)
- Shortlist programs (course fit, province, costs, requirements).
- Prepare documents: Passport, Marksheets/Transcripts, IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo (as needed), SOP, LORs, Resume; portfolios for design.
- Apply: via university/college portals (UG/PG) or provincial portals (e.g., OUAC for many Ontario UG programs).
- Offer & deposit: Accept offer; pay seat deposit if required.
- Study Permit: Apply for Canadian study permit (SDS/non‑SDS), show funds & documents.
- Housing & arrival: Book accommodation; plan arrival before orientation.
Pros & Cons of Studying in Canada (for Indians)
Pros
- Strong co‑ops & PGWP work options after eligible programs.
- High quality of life & safety across cities.
- Comparatively lower tuition than many US/UK programs.
- Diverse, welcoming campuses & communities.
Cons
- Admission & visa requirements vary by province/institution.
- Winters can be harsh in many provinces.
- Housing availability and costs vary by city/season.