Study in Canada as an International Student

Eligibility Requirements for Education in Canada

Though the key requirements with regards to admission and programs may vary depending on the academic institution you select to study, however, a few common requirements would be:

• At least Grade 12 to get enrolled for an Undergraduate study in a public college or an university.
• A Graduation degree to get enrolled for a Postgraduate study in a public college or an university.
• Must have IELTS Academic at-least 6.0 overall bands in IELTS or 89 in TOEFL ( Internet Based Test) or Overall 56 in PTE.
• To get enrolled in Master’s degree program you need at least 16 years of education (10+2+4) or equivalent . There are some Universities who accept 15 years if education for MBA and other master degree as well.
• To get enrolled in MBA program, you need work experience along with the GMAT score of 550 range. ** Conditions Apply
• A minimum of 50% in academics is required for getting admission for UG studies and 55% is required for PG studies. Students can secure admission in Masters degree in Universities if having 65% above in graduation

Academic Institutions in Canada

Find below the province and city wise list of Academic institutions in Canada:

Top Courses in Canada

Prerequisites for the Admission

• At least Year 12 (or recognized equivalent)  for UG Studies and Graduation for PG Studies
• Minimum requirement of  overall IELTS is 6.0 Bands or above.
• Exceptions: 5.5. bands in one module is accepted which is variable on College  / Universities  

Duration of available courses

UG:
Diploma- 2 Years
Bachelor Degree- 3-4 years

PG:
PG Diploma- 2 years
PG Certificates- 1 year
Masters- 1-2 years

Cost

Fees for Available courses

CAD 13000- CAD 25000 per year**
** Varies from Colleges & Universities

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the key requirement to pursue a study program in Canada?

2. Are qualifications obtained in Canadian university or college are recognized worldwide?

3. Is there any age limit to apply and obtain a student visa or study permit in Canada?

4. Can my family members accompany me to Canada?

If you are a Canadianstudy permit holder, then your spouse or common-law partner can apply for an open work permit and you can indicate in your application that he/she will accompany you to Canada.Your spouse or common-law partner would be eligible for an open work permit.

While you’re studying, he or she can work full- or part-time for any employer in Canada without needing a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

If you are granted a post-graduate work permit once you complete your studies, your spouse or partner is eligible to renew their open work permit for the duration of your post-graduate work permit too.

International students are also eligible to bring their dependent children with them while they study. If your dependent child is school-aged, they are eligible to attend one of Canada’s free public elementary or secondary schools while you study without needing their own student permit.

5. Is there any minimum proof of funds requirement while applying for a study permit?

Yes, you need to show Proof of financial support to prove they you have sufficient funds to financially support yourself including your tuition fees&living expenses. Students can submit their Canada study visa application to IRCC under two categories ( Student Direct Stream- SDS or Generic Category)

Under, Student Direct Stream, a student has to pay one year tuition fees and have obtained a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) of $10,000 from one of the financial institutions approved by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada to provide this service.

Under Generic Category, students need to show additional financial documents, like Income Tax Returns of sponsor, 6 months old bank statements, Chartered Accountant evaluation report on liquid & fixed assets, Fixed Deposits, etc