Study in Canada

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Canada offers world-class education, affordable tuition, and excellent career opportunities. Students benefit from a safe, multicultural environment, work permits during and after studies, and a high quality of life. With top-ranked universities and pathways to permanent residency, Canada is a smart choice for international students.

Why Study in the Canada?

Canada’s education system emphasizes research, innovation, and hands-on learning, preparing students for global careers. The country provides generous scholarships, internship opportunities, and a welcoming atmosphere for international students. With stunning landscapes, diverse cities, and a thriving job market, studying in Canada ensures both personal and professional growth.

Extended Work Opportunities: Graduates can take advantage of up to 3 years of post-study work rights, which significantly boosts their career opportunities.
Cultural Diversity: Canada’s multicultural society embraces students from all over the world, offering a vibrant mix of interactions and viewpoints.
Top Student Destination: Canada is known for its welcoming environment for students. In 2025, three Canadian cities ranked among the top 50 in the QS Best Student Cities list.
World-Class Education: Canadian universities are recognized worldwide for their high quality of education while still being affordable. The QS World University Rankings 2025 includes three Canadian institutions in the top 50, with a total of 30 universities making the list.

Capital Ottawa

Currency: Canadian Dollar

Population 38 Mn

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Study Permit Cap: In 2025, IRCC aims to issue 437,000 visas, which is a 10% decrease from the targets set for 2024. Even with a 35% cap introduced in January 2024, IDP has noted no significant changes in student seat allocations. It is recommended to speed up the student application process at every stage to reduce any potential risks associated with the cap.
Changes to Master’s and PhD Programs: A Pre-Arrival Letter (PAL) is now mandatory for Master’s and higher-level programs, with 12% of permits specifically allocated for these students. Universities have simplified the process for obtaining a PAL, which poses no risk for IDP. The PAL has become a required document for study permit applications for Master’s programs.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Graduates from programs at public colleges that are connected to occupations with long-term labor shortages will still qualify for a PGWP of up to 3 years. IDP continues to support all study levels with the opportunity to obtain a 3-year PGWP, in line with labor market demands as outlined by provincial and federal governments.
ELT Requirement for PGWP: Starting November 1, 2024, all PGWP applicants must show a minimum level of language proficiency. University graduates are required to achieve Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) Level 7, while college graduates need to meet CLB Level 5. An IELTS score of 6 corresponds to CLB 7, and a score between 4 and 4.5 aligns with CLB 5.
Spouse Work Permit: Spouses of Master’s students enrolled in a 16-month or longer program in designated essential fields will be eligible for a work permit. This makes it crucial for students to choose qualifying Master’s programs to allow their spouses to work in Canada.

Here are some popular courses you can consider while studying in Canada:

Computer Science
Business
Engineering
Health Sciences
Physiotherapy
Information Technology
Animation and Gaming
Hospitality

S.No.	Institution	QS Ranking 2025 (Globally)
1	University of Toronto	25
2	McGill University	29
3	University of British Columbia	38
4	University of Alberta	96
5	University of Waterloo	115
6	Western University	120
7	Université de Montréal	159
8	McMaster University	176
9	University of Ottawa	189
10	Queen's University at Kingston	193