Turn Your Dreams into Degrees in Canada
Experience top-ranked education, diverse cultures, and global career opportunities in Canada. Vibedu helps you every step of the way from choosing the right course to settling in confidently.
Canada Study Guide
Most Popular Programs in Canada
Canada offers world-class education with strong industry connections in these fields:
- Business & Management: MBA, Finance, International Business
- Computer Science & IT: AI, Data Science, Software Engineering
- Engineering: Civil, Mechanical, Petroleum, Environmental
- Healthcare: Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health
- Media & Arts: Animation, Game Design, Film Production
Many programs include co-op (paid internship) opportunities.
Why Study in Canada?
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
Research Intensive
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia
Pacific Gateway
Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario
Undergraduate Focus
Top Courses to Study in Canada
World-class programs with excellent career prospects
Top scholarships in Canada
Financial support opportunities for international students
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
Eligibility
- PhD students
- Academic excellence
- Research potential
Benefits
- Full tuition coverage
- Living allowance
- 3 year duration
University of Toronto Lester B. Pearson
Eligibility
- Undergraduate students
- Academic achievement
- Leadership skills
Benefits
- Full tuition coverage
- Accommodation
- Book allowance
Humber International Entrance Scholarships
Eligibility
- New international students
- 75% minimum average
- Full-time program
Benefits
- Partial tuition coverage
- Renewable annually
- Multiple awards
University of Waterloo International Master's Award
Eligibility
- Master's students
- 80% minimum average
- Research programs
Benefits
- $2,500 per term
- Tuition support
- Research funding
Concordia University International Tuition Award
Eligibility
- Undergraduate
- 3.0+ GPA
- Financial need
Benefits
- Partial tuition waiver
- Renewable
- Multiple awards
University of Calgary International Scholarship
Eligibility
- Undergrad/Master's
- Academic excellence
- Community service
Benefits
- Tuition support
- Living allowance
- Multiple awards
Test Preparation for Canadian Universities
Canadian universities require various standardized tests depending on your program and level of study. Here's a comprehensive guide to the tests you may need to take:
| Test | Required For | Typical Score | Importance |
|---|---|---|---|
| IELTS | English proficiency for non-native speakers | 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) | High |
| TOEFL | Alternative English proficiency test | 90 (Internet-based) | High |
| SAT | Undergraduate admissions | 1200+ (1350+ for competitive programs) | Medium |
| ACT | Alternative to SAT | 24+ (28+ for competitive programs) | Medium |
| GRE | Graduate programs (especially STEM) | 310+ (Quant 160+ for STEM) | Medium |
| GMAT | MBA and business programs | 550+ (650+ for top schools) | High |
| DELF/DALF | French-language programs | B2 level minimum | Low |
Important Note: English language test requirements may be waived if you've completed previous education in English or from certain English-speaking countries. Always check with your specific university's admission requirements.
Our Success Metrics
Our Canada Student Reviews
See what our students say about their Canadian study journey with Vibedu
Vibedu's guidance helped me secure admission to the University of Toronto for Computer Science. Coming from Chennai, their support with visa processing and pre-departure orientation was invaluable. The co-op program here has already helped me land an internship at a top tech company in Toronto.
Arjun Menon
BSc Computer Science, University of Toronto
As a student from Hyderabad, Vibedu helped me navigate the complex process of applying to UBC for my Master's in Data Science. Their scholarship guidance helped me secure funding, and the multicultural environment here in Vancouver has been amazing for both my studies and personal growth.
Priya Nair
MSc Data Science, University of British Columbia
Vibedu's expertise was crucial in my admission to McGill University's MBA program. From Bangalore to Montreal, their support with SOP preparation and interview coaching made all the difference. The bilingual environment here is challenging but rewarding, and I've already connected with amazing professionals.
Rahul Iyer
MBA, McGill University
Coming from Kochi to study Mechanical Engineering at the University of Waterloo was a dream, and Vibedu made it possible. Their guidance on the study permit process and co-op program applications was exceptional. The hands-on learning approach here is preparing me perfectly for my career.
Anjali Pillai
BEng Mechanical Engineering, University of Waterloo
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about studying in Canada
Admissions Process
- High school diploma or equivalent for undergraduate programs
- Bachelor's degree for graduate programs
- Minimum GPA (usually 70%+ for undergrad, B average for grad)
- English proficiency (IELTS 6.5+ or TOEFL 90+)
- Statement of purpose and letters of recommendation
- Fall intake (September): Apply between October-March
- Winter intake (January): Apply between June-September
- Summer intake (May): Apply between October-January
Costs & Scholarships
- Tuition: $15,000 - $35,000 (undergraduate), $10,000 - $50,000 (graduate)
- Living expenses: $12,000 - $20,000 depending on location
- Health insurance: $600 - $1,000
- Books & supplies: $1,000 - $3,000
- University-specific scholarships: Merit-based awards ranging from $1,000 to full tuition
- Government scholarships: Like the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
- Country-specific awards: Some for students from particular regions
- External scholarships: Offered by organizations and corporations
Student Life
- On-campus: Unlimited hours if you have a valid study permit
- Off-campus: Up to 20 hours per week during academic sessions
- Full-time during scheduled breaks: Winter/summer holidays
- Co-op/internships: Requires additional work permit
- Work in Canada for up to 3 years after graduation
- Gain valuable Canadian work experience
- Transition to permanent residency through programs like Express Entry
- Graduation from a designated learning institution (DLI)
- Program duration of at least 8 months
- Application within 180 days of receiving final grades
Visa & Immigration
- Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
- Proof of financial support (minimum $10,000 + tuition for first year)
- Passport valid for intended stay
- English/French proficiency test results
- Statement of purpose explaining study plans
- Medical exam (if staying more than 6 months)
- Police clearance certificate
- Spouse/Partner: Eligible for an open work permit
- Children: Can attend school (primary/secondary education is free)
- Financial proof: Must show additional funds for family support
- Medical insurance: Required for all family members
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