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Study in Canada

Work while you study and stay on with a PGWP

Affordable tuition, a welcoming society and a clear path from study to work make Canada a top choice. Study permit caps apply since 2024, so apply early.

Avg. tuition
₹12–30 L / year (approx.)
Living cost
₹8–12 L / year (approx.)
Intakes
September, January, May
Post-study work
PGWP up to 3 years, based on programme length
Currency
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Language
English, French

Studying in Canada: overview

Affordable tuition, a welcoming society and a clear path from study to work make Canada a top choice. Study permit caps apply since 2024, so apply early.

Popular intakes September, January, May
Average tuition ₹12–30 L / year (approx.)
Living cost ₹8–12 L / year (approx.)
Exams accepted IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT
Post-study work PGWP up to 3 years, based on programme length
Universities listed 4

Why study in Canada?

  • Lower tuition than the USA and UK
  • Post-graduation work permit up to 3 years
  • Part-time work allowed during studies
  • Safe, multicultural cities
  • Co-op programmes with paid work terms

Top universities in Canada

Sorted by world ranking. Tuition is indicative per year for international students.

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Popular courses in Canada

Cost of studying in Canada

Tuition fee

₹12–30 L / year (approx.)

Depends on the university, course level and subject. STEM and MBA programmes usually cost more.

Living expenses

₹8–12 L / year (approx.)

Rent, food, transport, health insurance and personal costs. Big cities cost more.

Figures are indicative and converted to Indian rupees; exchange rates and fees change every year.

Exams required to study in Canada

Canada student visa

Study permit. You need a letter of acceptance, a provincial attestation letter (PAL), proof of funds including the GIC, and biometrics.

Work after study: PGWP up to 3 years, based on programme length

Scholarships to study in Canada

  • Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
  • Ontario Graduate Scholarship
  • University entrance scholarships

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Study in Canada: FAQs

Common questions from Indian students about studying in Canada.

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Tuition is around ₹12–30 L / year (approx.), with living costs of about ₹8–12 L / year (approx.). Costs vary by university, course and city.
The main intakes are September, January, May. Start your application 8–12 months before the intake you want.
Universities in Canada commonly accept IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT. The exact tests and scores depend on your course and university.
PGWP up to 3 years, based on programme length. Rules change from time to time, so check the latest immigration guidance.
Study permit. You need a letter of acceptance, a provincial attestation letter (PAL), proof of funds including the GIC, and biometrics.

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