Study Abroad
Study in Canada
Canada is globally recognized for its world-class academic institutions, welcoming environment, and post-study career opportunities. It remains one of the top choices for ambitious students. Get end-to-end guidance from university shortlisting to visa success with our senior counsellors.
Tuition Fees & Cost of Living
| Expense Category | Estimated Average Costs |
|---|---|
| Average Tuition Fees | CAD 15,000 to CAD 35,000 per year |
| Estimated Cost of Living | CAD 20,635 per year (required GIC threshold) |
Academic & Language Requirements
Minimum 60% - 65% in 12th Grade
Minimum 55% - 60% in Bachelor's degree
IELTS 6.0/6.5 overall (or PTE equivalent)
Academic Intakes & Deadlines
Fall Intake
September (Primary intake for all major courses)
Winter Intake
January (Secondary intake for selected courses)
Summer Intake
May (Limited vocational and certificate courses)
Student Visa Step-by-Step Timeline
Shortlist DLI institutions and complete applications (8-10 months prior)
Secure Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from your chosen university
Pay first-year tuition fee and purchase Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC)
Undergo medical checks and submit Study Permit application via SDS or Non-SDS
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I work in Canada while studying?
A: Yes, you can work up to 20 hours per week off-campus during classes, and full-time during breaks.
Q: What is PGWP?
A: The Post-Graduation Work Permit allows graduates to stay and work in Canada for up to 3 years.
Consult with our Experts
Book a session with a senior counselor to audit your qualifications and prepare your application plan.