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Why Study in Canada?

Canada is renowned globally as a top destination for international students seeking quality education, cultural diversity, and promising career opportunities.

Impressive Teaching and Grooming

Canadian universities and colleges are known for their excellent academic standards and innovative teaching methods which offer a wide range of programs designed to meet numerous academic interests.

Work Opportunities

International students in Canada can work part-time during their studies and full-time during breaks and vacations. This allows them to gain valuable work experience and supplement their finances.

Post-Graduation Work Permits

Canada offers a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) that allows eligible international graduates to work in Canada for up to three years after completing their studies. This provides valuable work experience and an opportunity to explore more career options.

Gateway to Permanent Residency

International graduates are eligible to apply for Canadian permanent residency (PR) through various immigration pathways such as the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) or Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs).

Canada offers a unique blend of academic excellence, cultural enrichment, and career opportunities that make it an ideal choice for international students looking to pursue their educational and professional goals.

Necessary Documents for University Enrollment

  • Application Fee $70 CAD to $150 CAD each
  • Digital copy of your passport
  • Digital copies (original) of all educational certificates & marksheets
  • Digital copies (original) of two or three academic reference letters (for postgrad)
  • Digital copy of one reference letter from school/college (for undergrad)
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Digital copy (original) of English Language Proficiency certificate
  • CV
  • Gap Explanation
  • Work Experience Certificate (Postgrad)
  • Other supporting documents (if available)
  • Tuition fee Deposit required ($500 CAD to $10,000 CAD)
  • Two Emergency Contacts

Self & Partial Fund

Intakes

Canadian universities usually have 3 Intakes

  • Spring: January
  • Fall: September
  • Summer: May (Minor)

Main intakes are Fall and Spring, but few universities have Summer Intake.

English Proficiency Requirements

For Bachelor’s: 

  • IELTS: 6.0/5.5
  • PTE: 54
  • TOEFL: 80/20
  • Duolingo: 115

For Master’s:

  • IELTS: 6.5/6.0
  • PTE: 59/58
  • TOEFL: 84/20
  • Duolingo: 120

Academic Eligibility

Bachelor's Degree: These are 4-year undergraduate programs. The minimum qualification for Bangladeshi students is

  • SSC or equivalent exam GPA 3.5+
  • HSC or equivalent exam GPA 3.5+
  • IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo and PTE
  • SAT/ACT is required for top-ranked universities

Master's Degree: The minimum qualification required for Bangladeshi students is

  • Graduation or equivalent exam CGPA 2.75+ or 60% of Marks
  • IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, PTE and MOI
  • GMAT or GRE is required for Business, Science, and Engineering programs at a top-ranked university.


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Intakes

Fall (Major): September

Spring: January (Minor)

English Proficiency Requirements

For Bachelor’s: 

  • IELTS 6.5/ 6.0
  • PTE 62/58
  • TOEFL 90/20

For Master's and PhD: 

  • TOEFL 100 (for TA/RA/GA,  Speaking a subscore of 21+ is preferred) 
  • IELTS 7.0 (for TA/RA/GA,  Speaking a subscore of 7+ is preferred)

Academic Eligibility


Bachelor's Degree: These are 4-year undergraduate programs. The minimum qualification for Bangladeshi students is

  • SSC or equivalent exam GPA 4.0+ or 70% Marks
  • HSC or equivalent exam GPA 4.0+ or 70% Marks
  • SAT/ACT is required for top-ranked universities
  • Extracurricular Activities


Master's/PHD Degree: The minimum qualification required for Bangladeshi students is

Undergraduate/Master's GPA:

  • Generally, a minimum GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) is expected, though competitive programs often look for a GPA above 3.5.

Standardized Tests (GRE/GMAT):

  • GRE/GMAT: Many programs, particularly in STEM and business, require GRE or GMAT scores, though some are test-optional.

Relevant Coursework:

  • Some programs have prerequisite courses, particularly in specialized or technical fields.

Research and Professional Background:

  • Research Experience: Research background is highly valued, especially for research-focused master’s programs. This can enhance eligibility for research assistantships.
  • Professional Experience: Professional experience, internships, or project-based work can make applications stand out and support your case for funding in practical or applied fields.


Application Materials for Funding

  • Statement of Purpose (SOP): This should be tailored to highlight your career goals, research interests, and why you are a good fit for the program. Emphasize how the program and funding will support your contributions to your home country or field.
  • Letters of Recommendation: Provide three strong recommendation letters from professors or professionals who can vouch for your academic and research skills.
  • Research Proposal (if required): Some fellowships or assistantships may require a research proposal to assess your research potential.
  • CV/Resume: Highlight academic achievements, research experience, internships, projects, and other relevant skills or awards.


Application Timeline and Strategy

  • Start Early: Many funding opportunities have deadlines (up to a year before the program starts). Research and contact programs as soon as possible for information on international student funding.
  • Direct Contact with Departments: Approaching a Professor is a MUST, especially if you’re interested in any type of assistantship. Expressing a strong interest in specific faculty research areas can be the only option to secure funding for you.

Academic & Institutional Documents

  • Digital copy of your passport
  • Digital copies (original) of all educational certificates & marksheets
  • Digital copies (original) of two or three academic reference letters (for postgrad)
  • Digital copy of one reference letter from school/college (for undergrad)
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Digital copy (original) of English Language Proficiency certificate
  • CV
  • Gap Explanation
  • Work Experience Certificate (Postgrad)
  • Other supporting documents (if available)
  • Proof of Payment
  • University Offer Letter (Unconditional)
  • Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) or Territorial Attestation Letter (TAL)

Financial Documents

  • Trade License or JOB Certificate or Both
  • TIN
  • Income TAX Certificate (2 years)
  • VAT if needed
  • Proof of the nature of the work
  • Wealth - All kinds of Property documents with Translated Copy
  • House/Shop rental Deed
  • Rental Receipt -last 6 Months
  • Financial Declaration or Evaluation from CA Firm, Notarized documents, and Forwarding Letter
  • All documents must be translated into English by a Notary.
  • Bank Statement and Solvency Certificate showing sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses for your first year of study in Canada with a Minimum four-month maturity.

Other Documents

  • Student and Sibling’s NID or Birth Certificate
  • Parents’ Photo & NID
  • Student’s Photo
  • Police Clearance Certificate, Birth Certificate, and Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
  • Medical test document

Study Permit Visa Fee

  • Apply online through the IRCC website
  • Biometric to VFS
  • Student- The current Visa fee for a Study Permit including Biometric is $85 and VFS service charge is $150 and the Work Permit $100 CAD (if available)
  • Dependent- Biometric ($85), VFS service charge ($150), and Work With Open Work Permit $100 CAD

Service Charge

There is no service charge.

Ontario

  • University of Toronto
  • University of Waterloo
  • York University
  • Western University
  • Queen's University
  • McMaster University
  • Toronto Metropolitan University
  • Carleton University
  • University of Guelph
  • University of Ottawa
  • Wilfrid Laurier University
  • Brock University
  • University of Windsor
  • Trent University
  • Ontario Tech University
  • Lakehead University
  • Laurentian University
  • Algoma University


Alberta

  • University of Alberta
  • University of Calgary
  • Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
  • Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
  • Concordia University of Edmonton
  • Ambrose University
  • The King's University
  • University of Lethbridge
  • Burman University
  • St Mary's University


British Columbia

  • The University of British Columbia
  • University of Victoria
  • British Columbia Institute of Technology
  • Vancouver Island University
  • Simon Fraser University
  • Thompson Rivers University
  • University of Northern British Columbia
  • University of the Fraser Valley
  • Trinity Western University
  • Royal Roads University
  • University Canada West


Manitoba

  • University of Manitoba
  • The University of Winnipeg
  • Brandon University
  • Providence University College, Winnipeg


New Brunswick

  • University of New Brunswick
  • Mount Allison University
  • St. Thomas University
  • Yorkville University
  • Crandall University
  • Kingswood University
  • St. Stephen's University


Newfoundland and Labrador

  • Memorial University of Newfoundland


Nova Scotia

  • Dalhousie University
  • St. Francis Xavier University
  • Saint Mary's University
  • Mount Saint Vincent University
  • Cape Breton University


Prince Edward Island

  • University of Prince Edward Island


Quebec

  • McGill University
  • Concordia University


Saskatchewan

  • University of Saskatchewan
  • University of Regina