Study in Canada
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Canada-at a Glance
Canada at a Glance presents current statistics on Canadian demography, education, health and aging, justice, housing, income, labour market, household, economy, travel, finance, agriculture, foreign trade and environment. This booklet also includes important international comparisons, so that readers can see how Canada stacks up against its neighbours. Updated yearly, Canada at a Glance is a very useful reference for those who want quick access to current Canadian statistics.
- High Quality Education
- Research Opprtunity
- Comparetively Cheaper Tuition Fee
- Part Time Work Permit
- Upto 3 years Post Study Work
- PR Opportunities
Why Study in Canada?
Canada consistently ranks as one of the best countries in the world—and is currently the #1 best country for quality of life[1]. Study in Canada, and you’ll receive an internationally recognized education from some of the top educators and academics in the world.
What are the benefits for international students studying in Canada? Many! Whether you choose to study in one of our large, vibrant cities or settle on a small campus in a warm, welcoming community, your experience will be one that will shape your life. It may lead to a career and a future in Canada, or better career prospects at home. At the very least, it will give you access to our four beautiful seasons, wide-open spaces, abundant wildlife, multicultural diversity, clean environment and incredible quality of life.
Academic Excellence
One of the biggest reasons students choose to come to Canada is the quality of a Canadian education.
Quality Education
The Canada has more institutions of higher learning than any other country in the world. Importantly, the academic bodies provide absolute quality education. Study programs are tuned to the current scenario at all times. Quality of research is excellent and the facilities available to bring your research to the market are exceptional. The research at many of these universities is cutting-edge and often published in journals worldwide. Canad has always been a hub of inventions and Universities play a significant role in the change process.
Diversity and Variety
The Canada offers variety. There is a wide range of schools, countless areas of study and specialty degrees. If you are interested in studying business, you are not relegated to just general study, but can choose from many concentrations: accounting, marketing, international business, business management, business administration, or finance. (There are many more!) This type of specialty study is available at the undergraduate, graduate and doctorate level, too.
Academic Flexibility
A broad and diverse range of degree programmes on offer with innovative and encapsulating approaches to bringing the best out of its students. The Canada education system is flexible in terms of choice of courses within a college or university. During the course of study, a student can transfer from one course/stream to another or one institution to another. This aspect of the Canada education system makes it distinct from other countries.
Good career prospects
On completion of your degree, you are legally authorized to work in the US in your related field for about a year. You need to apply for Optional Practical Training Employment Authorization (OPT). Most international students get inducted into the company that hires them during their OPT period, by sponsoring their H1-B or work visa. The H1-B work visa is usually granted by employers if they are hiring international students in specialty areas such as software, engineering, accountancy, teaching or marketing. Once your employer grants your H1-B, you are allowed to work in the Canada without returning to your home country.
Improve your English skills
Learning or improving your English skills are the main reasons why many students go abroad. Certainly, being surrounded by English and using it on a daily basis can be a great and easy way to improve your language skills. English is the language of business and if you want to be successful in your career, you need to speak it well!
Documents Required
List of Documents Required for University Application:
- $40 – $150 Application Fee (non-refundable)
- $30 DHL Charge (Taken by NEC for sending the Docs) (If required)
- Scan copy or Photocopy of your Passport
- Scan copies (original) or Official Sealed copies of Bachelor/Masters Certificates & Transcript
- Scan Copies or Photocopies or Certified/Notarized Copies SSC/O Level and HSC/A Level Certificate and Marksheet
- Scan copies (original) or Certified copies of Two/Three Academic Reference Letter
Statement of Purpose - Scan copy (original) or Notarized copy of IELTS/TOEFL Certificate
- Scan copy of SAT/GMAT/GRE score (if required)
- Job experience letter (if required)
- Initial Student Agreement Form
- Statement of Financial Support Form (non-US sponsor) or I-134 Form (US sponsor)
- Bank Solvency Certificate – from Sponsor
- Resume or CV (If Required)
- Other supporting documents (if available, e.g extracurricular activities)
List of Documents Required for F1 Student VISA Application:
- A passport valid for six months beyond the period of your intended stay in the United States.
- DS-160 Confirmation Pages (barcodes must be readable)
- One photograph for each application (2” * 2” – 600px * 600px).
- Appropriate Visa Application Fee (F1 Student Visa Application Fee – $160).
- SEVIS Fee Receipt
- I-20 – Original
- All Original educational Certificates & Marksheets/Transcripts
- TOEFL / IELTS certificate
- GRE / GMAT / SAT / ACT certificate (if required)
- Job Experience Letter (If any)
- Three to twelve months of bank statements for student visa applicants (NEC recommends to submit min. 6 months Bank Statement)
- Bank Solvency Certificate
- Affidavit of Financial Support
- Source of Income (Trade License, Tin Certificate, etc).
- Any other supporting Documents
All documents submitted for Canada student visa applications must be original.