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2026–27 Country Guide

Study in Canada from India

Canada offers globally recognised degrees, a welcoming multicultural environment and clear pathways to work after graduation.

Tuition

CA$15,000 – CA$40,000 per year

Living costs

Around CA$20,000+ per year

Intakes

September, January and May

Work rights

Part-time work allowed during studies; Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) for eligible programs

Figures are approximate and vary by course and university. Ask us for exact costs.

Where to apply

Top universities in Canada

  • 01University of Toronto
  • 02McGill University
  • 03University of British Columbia
  • 04University of Waterloo
  • 05McMaster University
  • 06University of Alberta

Visa process

Canadian Study Permit: step by step

  1. 1Receive a Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution
  2. 2Get the Provincial Attestation Letter (where required)
  3. 3Show proof of funds (GIC + first-year tuition)
  4. 4Apply online with biometrics and medicals
  5. 5Receive the permit approval and travel

Funding

Scholarships for Indian students

University entrance scholarships

Automatic and merit-based awards at most universities

Lester B. Pearson Scholarship

University of Toronto's full scholarship for international students

Provincial & college awards

Many colleges offer international student bursaries

How Mission Career helps

  • Free profile evaluation and university shortlisting
  • Application and SOP support
  • Visa documentation and mock interviews
  • Scholarship and education loan guidance
  • Pre-departure and accommodation help

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FAQs

Common questions

Can I work in Canada after studying?

Eligible graduates can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit to gain Canadian work experience.

Is IELTS required for Canada?

Most institutions need IELTS, PTE or another accepted English test. We help you prepare.

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