Study in Canada

Canada is the value option among the big English-speaking destinations, and the only one where the study-to-work-to-residence path is a published, points-based sequence rather than a hope. Three intakes a year also mean you are rarely more than four months from a start date.

Students who want to work abroad after graduating and are willing to plan for it from the start. Also students who need a start date sooner than next September.

Tuition runs ₹12–24 lakh a year, with colleges at the lower end and research universities at the upper. Living costs are ₹8–12 lakh depending on the province. You will also need to show a Guaranteed Investment Certificate for the first year of living expenses.

• Programme eligibility for the post-graduation work permit. Not every college programme qualifies, and the rules have tightened. We check this before you apply, not after.
• Proof of funds through a GIC plus tuition payment, prepared in the right order.
• Provincial attestation letters, which are now part of most study permit applications.

September intake applications should be filed by January or February. May and January intakes have shorter runways but a narrower course list.