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Canada is celebrated as a country that offers excellent quality in higher education. The qualifications offered are considered to be of the same level as degrees from the United States and United Kingdom, and are recognized, sometimes even preferred, by employers worldwide. Universities primarily offer a Bachelor’s degree and, should students choose to continue studies, followed by a Master’s or a Doctorate degree. Vocational schools give students the choice to earn certificates and diplomas in many different fields.

Some of Canada’s best colleges can be found in Toronto, Montreal and British Columbia. McGill University, University of Toronto, Simon Fraser University, University of Alberta and The University of British Columbia are very popular among those who seek to attain a full-time academic degree.

Canada welcomes potential immigrants and offers them a vast scope of employment opportunities. Postgraduate diplomas in fields like Business Management, Computer Science, Hospitality, Engineering and Media are in high demand at the moment.

All academic institutions in Canada are reviewed on a regular basis to sustain the high standards. Government organizations like the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) operate in order to make sure that universities are offering their best to the students.


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Select Your Desire Institute in Canada

  • University of Ottawa
  • University of Waterloo
  • Western University
  • University of Manitoba
  • University of Manitoba
  • University of Saskatchewan

  • Ryerson University

  • Memorial University of Newfoundland

  • University of Guelph

  • University of Windsor

  • Concordia University of Edmonton

  • University of New Brunswick

  • University of Regina

  • Brock University

  • Wilfrid Laurier University

  • Lakehead University

  • University of Lethbridge

  • Trent University

  • Laurentian University

  • Acadia University

  • University of Prince Edward Island

  • Thompson Rivers University

  • Fairleigh Dickinson University

  • Mount Saint Vincent University

  • Cape Breton University

  • Royal Roads University

  • University of Northern British Columbia

  • Seneca College

  • Sheridan College

  • Conestoga College

  • Centennial College
  • George Brown College


TOP 4 REASONS TO STUDY IN CANADA:

  • Affordable tuition fees
  • Quality Institutions
  • Up to 3 years PGWP
  • Flexibility to work during study

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The required documents for applying are as follows:

  • Copies of SSC and HSC or O Level and A level certificates
  • Bachelor's degrees (for postgraduate applicants)
  • Two Letters of recommendation (this may be academic or professional)
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Resume
  • Scoresheet of English language test (IELTS/PTE/TOEFL)
  • Portfolio (if applicable)
  • Proof of funds
  • Medical tests
  • Any other documents stated specifically by the university of choice



The visa process should be started by June latest, for those who are aiming for the September intake. The student visa applications for Canada can only be started once accepted into a university or college. In order to prove your eligibility, you need to:

  • Be admitted into a Canadian university or college
  • Prove that you're entitled to finances that will cover your tuition fee, living expenses and airfare
  • Have no criminal record
  • Prove that you're in good health (you may have to undergo a medical exam)
  • Verify that you'll leaving Canada once your studies are over
Obviously other documents may and will be required, but the two of the most vital documents for student visa applications are the proof of acceptance and the proof of financial support. The proof of acceptance is basically the letter your institution, whether a college or university, sent you confirming your admission. This letter needs to be included with the visa application. Proof of financial support is pretty self-explanatory a document (usually a bank statement, unless stated otherwise) proving you have the necessary finances to support your education and stay in Canada. Other documents may include:
  • Certificates and transcripts evidencing previous education
  • Scoresheets of entry exams (IELTS/GMAT/PTE)
  • Medical reports
  • Statement of intent to leave Canada as soon as studies are complete
The visa process should be started by June latest, for those who are aiming for the September intake. The student visa applications for Canada can only be started once accepted into a university or college. In order to prove your eligibility, you need to:
  • Be admitted into a Canadian university or college
  • Prove that you're entitled to finances that will cover your tuition fee, living expenses and airfare
  • Have no criminal record
  • Prove that you're in good health (you may have to undergo a medical exam)
  • Verify that you'll leaving Canada once your studies are over
Obviously other documents may and will be required, but the two of the most vital documents for student visa applications are the proof of acceptance and the proof of financial support. The proof of acceptance is basically the letter your institution, whether a college or university, sent you confirming your admission. This letter needs to be included with the visa application. Proof of financial support is pretty self-explanatory - a document (usually a bank statement, unless stated otherwise) proving you have the necessary finances to support your education and stay in Canada. Other documents may include:
  • Certificates and transcripts evidencing previous education
  • Scoresheets of entry exams (IELTS/GMAT/PTE)
  • Medical reports
  • Statement of intent to leave Canada as soon as studies are complete



Important things to ensure before leaving for Australia:

  • Book airline tickets
  • Purchase travel and health insurance
  • Arrangement of accommodation on arrival to Australia
  • Arrangement of transport to home in Australia from the airport
  • Check baggage and customs policy

Documents that you must have on you before leaving for the airport:
  • Passport
  • Airline tickets
  • Insurance certificates
  • Letter of Acceptance (the one sent by the university or college)
  • Key addresses and phone numbers
  • The bank statement evidencing the required funds
  • Prescriptions for any medication you might be carrying
  • Cash or traveler's cheques
  • Medical and immunization records
  • Past certificates and transcripts evidencing previous education



The requirements for admission differ according to university, programme and level of study. But, by and large, the need to meet a minimum score in an English language test is a requisite in all cases. The most popular is the IELTS exam; the minimum score for undergraduate applicants is 6.0 (with no band less than 5.5) and postgraduate applicants 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0). GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) and PTE (Pearson Tests of English) are pretty standard alternatives to IELTS.

Application Procedure:

For Canadian universities, the primary intake is in September (fall session), but there are a few universities that have January intakes (winter session). Canadian colleges usually have 3 intakes annually September, January and May.

If your objective is to start studying in September, the most ideal time to begin applying would be the October of the year before that is usually when the call for applications begin. It is advisable that you begin your research and preparation much earlier. Deadlines for applications are usually in January/February, but can be later as well. It can take up to 7 weeks for your application to be processed by the university after which you can expect a response. An Offer of Admission letter will always come with a rigid deadline, on accepting this offer you become eligible to start applying for your visa/study permit.

How to Apply

  • 1

    Explore university and course options & Contact the shortlisted institutes for relevant information

  • 2

    Register for and take the requisite entrance exams (IELTS/PTE/GMAT/SAT/GRE, etc.)

  • 3

    Write your Statement of Purpose (SOP) + Acquire the Letters of Recommendation (LOR) + Begin applications

  • 4

    Partake in video/phone interview + Once accepted by an institution, start applying for your visa

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