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Why pursue higher studies in Canada?

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Capital

Ottawa

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Student Expenses

$1,000–$1,800/month (avg)

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Student Lifestyle

Inclusive, community-focused, work-study

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International Students

800,000+

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GDP

$2.22 Trillion

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+1

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Currency

Canadian Dollar (CAD $)

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Universities

University of Toronto, UBC, McGill, Waterloo, McMaster

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Canada Calling: Study, Work, and Thrive Underline

Canada has become one of the most sought-after destinations for Indian students—and for good reason. With top-ranked universities like the University of Toronto, UBC, McGill, and Waterloo, Canada offers globally recognised degrees paired with hands-on learning through co-op programs and research opportunities.

Whether you're pursuing engineering, healthcare, business, or data science, Canadian education is designed to bridge academics with real-world impact. Add to that a safe, inclusive society, strong post-study work options, and a clear path to permanent residency—Canada isn’t just where you study; it’s where your future begins.

What are the benefits of studying in Canada ?

Globally Respected Institutions

Globally Respected Institutions

Home to globally respected institutions like U of T, UBC, and McGill.

Affordable & High-Value

Affordable & High-Value

Lower tuition and living costs compared to other major study destinations.

Co-op & Work Experience

Co-op & Work Experience

Earn while you learn through paid co-op and internship programs.

PR & Immigration Pathways

PR & Immigration Pathways

Post-study work permits and student-friendly PR options.

Safe & Inclusive

Safe & Inclusive

Welcoming, multicultural, and one of the world’s safest countries.

Research & Innovation

Research & Innovation

Access cutting-edge research in AI, sustainability, and health.

How to Apply

Applications are submitted through centralized provincial portals like OUAC (Ontario), ApplyAlberta, or directly via university websites. Standard requirements include IELTS / TOEFL, and some programs may also require SAT / GRE / GMAT.

Cost Estimate

₹12,00,000 – ₹25,00,000/year (CAD $20,000 – $42,000)

Popular Programs

Engineering Computer Science & Engineering
Medical Sciences Health & Medical Sciences
Design Design & Creative Arts
Law Law & Criminology
Humanities Psychology & Social Sciences
Sciences Environmental Science
Management Business & Management
Commerce Data Analytics & AI

Top Public Universities

IIT Bombay IIT Delhi IISc AIIMS JNU IIMA NID TISS

Top Courses to study in Canada

IIT Bombay

University of Toronto

IIT Delhi

University of Waterloo

BITS Pilani

UBC

IIM Ahmedabad

Western University

IIM Bangalore

University of Mcgill

Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies

University of Toronto

NID Ahmedabad

UBC

NIFT Delhi

Western University

IIT Bombay (IDC)

University of Alberta

NLSIU Bangalore

University of Toronto

NALSAR Hyderabad

McGill University

NUJS Kolkata

University of British Columbia (UBC)

AIIMS Delhi

McMaster University/p>

CMC Vellore

University of Toronto

AFMC Pune

University of Waterloo

Admission process for Canada colleges

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Take-Off Timeline
  • Aug–Oct Research universities, shortlist options, begin essays & gather LORs
  • Oct–Nov Submit Early Action / Early Decision applications
  • Dec–Jan Submit Regular Decision applications
  • Feb–Mar Submit FAFSA/CSS & pending docs
  • Mar–Apr Receive admission decisions, prep for admit weekends
  • Apr–Jun Accept offer, confirm enrollment, apply for student visa
  • Jul–Sep Visa, housing, travel & orientation

Cost of Studying in Canada

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Hostel/PG

₹50,000 – ₹1,20,000/month

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Food, travel, supplies

₹20,000 – ₹35,000/month

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One-time costs

Laptop, books, etc.

Costs vary depending on city (Toronto and Vancouver are more expensive), program type (e.g., co-op vs regular), and accommodation choices. Many Canadian universities offer international student scholarships and work-study options.

Undergraduate

Tuition Range (Pub)

₹10,00,000 – ₹18,00,000/year

Tuition Range (Private)

₹20,00,000 – ₹30,00,000+/year

Postgraduate

Tuition Range (Govt)

₹12,00,000 – ₹22,00,000/year

Tuition Range (Private)

₹25,00,000 – ₹35,00,000+/year

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Scholarship for Undergraduate Students in Canada

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Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute Scholarships

  • Eligibility: Indian students (UG/PG/faculty) pursuing research or exchange at Canadian universities.
  • Upcoming Deadline: Varies by program.
  • Scholarship Amount: Partial funding for research and academic exchange.
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Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

  • Eligibility: PhD students with academic excellence, leadership, and research potential.
  • Upcoming Deadline: Usually November.
  • Scholarship Amount: $50,000/year for 3 years.
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Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS)

  • Eligibility: Master’s/PhD students with strong academic records at eligible Ontario institutions.
  • Upcoming Deadline: Usually February–March.
  • Scholarship Amount: Up to $15,000/year.
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Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship

  • Eligibility: Exceptional undergraduate students applying to University of Toronto.
  • Upcoming Deadline: Nov–Dec (nominations).
  • Scholarship Amount: Full tuition, books, incidental fees, and residence for 4 years.
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Trudeau Foundation Scholarships

  • Eligibility: PhD students in social sciences/humanities with leadership and engagement.
  • Upcoming Deadline: Typically October.
  • Scholarship Amount: $60,000/year covering tuition, living, and travel.
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UBC International Scholars Program

  • Eligibility: Academically excellent UG international students with financial need applying to UBC.
  • Upcoming Deadline: Nov–Dec.
  • Scholarship Amount: Full-ride (tuition + living + support).
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How can I study in Canada?

    Choose your course and target province, meet admission and English proficiency requirements (like IELTS), and apply directly via university portals. GradPilots guides you every step of the way.

  • How do I apply to Canadian universities?

    You can apply through individual university websites or centralized platforms like OUAC (for Ontario). GradPilots helps shortlist programs, prepare documents, and manage deadlines.

  • How can GradPilots help me Study in Canada?

    From selecting programs and provinces to editing your SoPs, submitting applications, and preparing visa files — GradPilots offers end-to-end guidance tailored for Canadian admissions.

  • How much does it cost to study in Canada?

    Tuition ranges between ₹10–25L per year, while living expenses vary between ₹8k–₹12k CAD annually. GradPilots helps you explore cost-effective programs and funding options.

  • How hard is it to get a Canadian study visa?

    If you have a valid offer, proof of funds, and meet IRCC criteria — it’s straightforward. GradPilots helps with your SOP for visa, GIC, financial prep, and the complete visa file.

  • Can I study in Canada after 12th?

    Yes. Canadian colleges and universities offer diplomas and bachelor’s degrees after Class 12. GradPilots assists with course selection, eligibility matching, and document prep.

  • Are scholarships available for Indian students in Canada?

    Yes. Indian students can apply for scholarships like the Shastri Indo-Canadian Awards, UBC International Scholars, and more. GradPilots helps identify and apply to the best-fit ones.

  • What documents are needed to study in Canada?

    Academic transcripts, IELTS scores, SOP, LORs, passport, and financial documents are essential. GradPilots helps you organize and review every document for smooth admissions.

  • What marks do I need in 12th to study in Canada?

    Most programs require 65–75%. Competitive programs like Engineering or Health Sciences may ask for 85%+. GradPilots helps match your profile with achievable and ambitious options.

  • How can I improve my profile for scholarships?

    Academic consistency, community work, leadership experience, and a strong SOP matter. GradPilots mentors help you strategically build your profile to stand out.