Yes, IELTS is a mandatory requirement for several universities and colleges in Canada. However, some universities do not require IELTS at the time of application, and students can obtain a conditional offer letter even before giving IELTS.

The famous “2+2” education pathway. Canada gives you an opportunity to study ABSOLUTELY FREE from one of the best universities. All you are required to do is admit to a college under a diploma program for 2 years and you can ultimately finish your remaining two years from the top universities of Canada without spending Lakhs on the tuition fees.

Compared to many countries, studying in Canada is very affordable. You will likely need between C$20,000 and C$30,000 annually to cover tuition. This range is an average only and will vary according to the institution and program in which you are enrolled.

International students can work up to 20 hours per week during their studies and 40 hours per week during vacation. They can earn approximately C$ 8 - C$ 10 per hour.

The cost of education in American universities ranges on the higher side with approximately US$33,215 per annum for undergraduate students. On the other hand, the cost of studying in Canada is comparatively lower at approximately US$23,300 per annum.

Yes, you actually can. There now are universities offering scholarships which are academic linked as well as coop (paid Internships) where a combination of both can actually lead to free education.

Most affordable universities in Canada are:
Memorial University of Newfoundland – tuition fees: 2,150 – 11,460 CAD/year
University of Regina – tuition fees: 1,715 – 20,050 CAD/year
Royal Roads University – tuition fees: 3,750 – 27,600 CAD/year
University of Saskatchewan – tuition fees: 4,110 – 24,000 CAD/year

We have a comprehensive and up to date list of the top-class universities in Canada across diverse disciplines and subjects.