Canada - Shri Mahalaxmi Academy, Kolhapur

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Canada offers high-quality education with lower tuition fees than the US or UK, making it a popular destination for Indian students.

After completing a master’s program, international students can work in Canada for up to 3 years, often leading to permanent residency.

3. Research-Focused Programs

Canadian universities are globally respected for research, especially in fields like AI, Engineering, Public Health, and Environmental Science.

Canada is one of the few countries with clear pathways to PR (Permanent Residency) through student-to-work transitions.

5. Safe, Multicultural Society

Known for its safety, inclusivity, and diversity, Canada offers an excellent environment for personal and academic growth.

Now working with RBC as a Data Analyst in Toronto.

Tanvi Joshi MSc Data Analytics, University of Ottawa

Received PGWP and now on PR process; working at Bombardier.

Siddharth More MEng Mechanical, University of Waterloo

Now working with the United Nations health division in Washington D.C.

Shraddha Kulkarni MPH, McMaster University

Currently working at Deloitte Canada.

Amey Patil MBA, UBC Sauder School of Business

How much does it cost to study a master’s in Canada?

Tuition fees range from CAD 15,000–40,000 per year. Living costs are approximately CAD 10,000–15,000 annually.
Is GRE or GMAT required?

Not always. Some universities waive it depending on your academic profile or offer conditional admissions.
What is PGWP and how long does it last?

PGWP (Post-Graduation Work Permit) allows you to stay and work in Canada for up to 3 years after graduation.
Are scholarships available?

Yes, merit-based and need-based scholarships, plus on-campus job opportunities, are offered by many institutions.
Can I apply for PR after studying in Canada?

Yes, Canada offers multiple immigration streams (Express Entry, PNP) to transition from student to PR status.