World Recognition

A number of Canadian universities regularly appear in prominent world ranking systems.
Qualification from Canadian universities is highly recognised and valued internationally.

Welcoming Environment

The United Nations has been consistently ranking Canada as one of the most livable countries.

A Safe Place To Study

Canada is one of the safest countries in the world.It is a peaceful, politically stable and a safe country.

A High Tech Country

Canada has a highly globalised economy and is, in fact, one of the world’s top ten trading nations. Usually, educational institutions are located on large campus territories, all of them have the modern high-tech equipment, comfortable student hostels, sports halls, small class sizes and highly qualified teachers which make studying in Canada really interesting, high-quality and effective.

Affordable tuition fee and living costs

Canadian institutions typically charge comparatively affordable fees.
The cost of studying in Canada is 35 – 40% cheaper than in Europe and almost 2 times cheaper than in the UK! The cost of living is 20-25% lower than in the neighbouring US.

Great Employment Opportunity

According to statistics, over 90% of graduates of Canadian universities and colleges end up being employed in their field of study within six months of graduating.

Graduates from a Canadian university or an institution have the opportunity to work in Canada for up to two years post completion of the study.

When post-graduation work permit is over, the student can apply for permanent residency under various categories, for instance, Canadian experience class, provincial nominee, etc.

High Research Value

More than 200,000 international students and researchers choose to study in Canada each year.

High living standards

Canada is constantly held in the top three countries with the highest standard of living.

Practical approach

An important advantage, and perhaps the main achievement of Canadian education is its orientation to practice. A lot of programs and courses provide paid internships during the study period.

The main thing here is not money but the fact that the student is gaining practical experience (necessary both for the student and for the resume) and the fact that many employers hire students for permanent positions after the internships.

Canada is multicultural and a bilingual country. 

People from diverse parts of the world have settled in Canada, which reflects the multicultural campus culture. There is a strong base of Indian community too.

French is used on a par with English. And students can learn one of these languages at the same time.