Planning your undergraduate or graduate degree in Canada is a huge decision that can change your life forever. However, there’s more to studying in Canada than just being accepted by a university or college in Canada. To enter and study in Canada, your study permit application needs to be accepted. And this is not...
Planning to study in Canada? You will have to decide whether you will stay or leave before completing university. A 4-point guide that will help you work and settle in Canada. Why study in Canada? Why does a young student living in India, China, Vietnam, or any other emerging county want to study in Canada?...
Quality education in world-class universities and an excellent immigration system with a hundred different federal and provincial programs have made Canada one of the top destinations for foreign students from across the world. The chaotic immigration policies of the US and the uncertainty surrounding the H1-B visa and OPT too has contributed to Canada’s popularity....
A decade ago, there were around 600,000 Indian students studying abroad. Now, in 2020-21, this figure has doubled to more than 1.2 million. A look at the top study destinations for Indian students has the usual suspects along with a surprise at the top. The third-most-popular destination is the USA with around 2.12 million Indian...
A quick look at India’s demographic data throws up two very obvious conclusions. One, a large number of Indian students will look to foreign universities for higher education, And two, Canada is likely to be the top study destination for these intelligent and hard-working Indian students. Where Will India’s Huge Student Population Study? About a...
What’s the big deal about studying in Canada? You can study from anywhere and always get a job followed by a work permit in Canada, right? If Canada has so many programs and streams for permanent residence for skilled workers, why should Canada be your preferred foreign study destination? If you are a young student...
Seven more countries have been added to Canada’s Student Direct Stream, which brings the total number in the SDS list to 14 countries. So, why is this decision by the Canadian government good news internationals students from Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Trinidad and Tobago? Understanding...
