Study in Canada

Canada is a highly popular choice as an overseas study destination for a lot of reasons, from a secure environment to the first -route education system, abundant opportunities buzzing city life, and picturesque locations.

Quick Facts

Capital - Ottawa

Number of Universities - 98

Temperature: subarctic in south and artic in north

Official Language: English, French

Currency - Canadian Dollar ( CAD )

Month	Plan for Canada Education
June - July	Crack assessment exams for language proficiency and academic requirements
August - October	Shortlist the desired colleges & universities and apply for Canada education. Now is also the best time to plan for a loan or any other financial assistance to cover your tuition and other expenses.
November - April	Wait for interview calls and acceptance letter. If received, take an informed decision and not a decision in haste.
May - July [next year]	Paperwork to apply for a Student Visa.
July - August [next year]	Fly and achieve your dream education in Canada.

Planning your Canada education following the below timeline is a good idea.

You may also need to submit an income and funds proof to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) during the process of applying for Canada education. The income and funds proof will justify your financial stability and is assessed to see you through at least one year in Canada.

As a rule of thumb, a student is required to showcase enough funds worth CAD 10,000 for a year. In the case of dependents, additional proof of CAD 3,000-4000 per dependent is required to be submitted.

Study in America

The land of opportunities the United States of America is the most popular education destination for the international student population in the world, with nearly 5% of all the students in higher education institutions being international students.

Variety of choices

The US higher education system gives a variety of choices for international students with several reputed higher education institutions and study programs

Types of higher education institutions in the US

Universities

Universities offer a range of study programs at undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels.US universities are of two types -public and private.

Public universities are funded by the US government and fees are lesser compared to private universities. At the same time, private universities are run with tuition fees, research outcome donations, and other sources of funding

Community colleges

The community-based college offers vocational and certificate programs, usually with a duration of two years. community colleges offer work in collaboration with employers and offer several pathway programs for students

Liberal arts college

Liberal arts colleges offer an undergraduate degree in liberal arts and sciences. these colleges can be both public and private at immigration we have professional P.V.V Consultants who can guide us throughout the application and visa processes.