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Study in Canada

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Why Study in Canada?

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Official Canada Study Guidance

Study in Canada from India

Build your pathway to top Canadian universities & public colleges. Get 100% personalized counselling for admissions, PAL attestation, SDS student visas, and GIC processing.

12+ Years Experience
SDS Visa Guidance
End-to-End Support
Students studying in Canada
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Canada Globally recognized degrees, top-tier research institutions, and up to 3-year PGWP work permits.
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Global Recognised Qualifications
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Top DLIs University & College Choice
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3-Year PGWP Post-Study Work Pathways
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End-to-End Student Support
Why Elite Overseas?

More than counselling. A complete study abroad pathway.

Choosing the right Canadian institution and preparing a strong application requires precision. We handle course matching, PAL coordination, and GIC processing so you can focus on your future.

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Profile Assessment Understand your academic profile, goals and suitable Canadian study options.
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DLI Shortlisting & PAL Secure admissions and mandatory Provincial Attestation Letters accurately.
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SDS Visa Guidance Expert processing of GIC ($22,895 CAD) and SDS student visa files.

Elite Overseas Growth (2014 – Present)

Students Counseled
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Meet Elite Overseas

Global Presence, Local Accessibility

Connect with Elite Overseas counsellors and discuss your Canada study plans at a location convenient for you, or through our international offices.

Why Choose Canada?

Why Study in Canada?

Canada combines top-tier academic standards with welcoming communities, flexible working hours, and long-term residency options for qualified international graduates.

Home to globally top-ranked public universities and Designate Learning Institutions (DLIs).

Eligible graduates (like Master's students) receive up to 3 years Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).

Off-campus part-time work rights allowed during active study semesters.

Highly affordable tuition fees compared to major global education destinations.

Exceptional quality of living, safety, and vibrant multicultural student environments.

Clear Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and Express Entry pathways for PR after graduation.

Plan Ahead

Available Intakes for Canada

Canadian Universities and Colleges primarily follow three main intake cycles. Applying early is critical to secure your preferred DLI.

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Fall Intake

September

The primary and largest admission cycle in Canada. Offers the most comprehensive range of programs, scholarships, and on-campus opportunities.

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Winter Intake

January

The secondary intake for students who missed the Fall cycle. It offers a strong selection of programs, though slightly fewer than September.

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Spring Intake

May

A limited intake offering a select number of specialized diploma, certificate, and some degree programs across specific colleges.

Explore Your Options

Popular Courses to Study in Canada

Explore high-demand career fields and academic specializations offered by top Canadian universities and colleges.

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Computer Science & IT

Explore software, AI, cybersecurity, and data science programmes.

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Business & Management

Popular pathways include MBA, supply chain, and marketing.

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Engineering

Study mechanical, civil, and specialized engineering disciplines.

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Healthcare & Nursing

Explore health sciences and high-demand nursing pathways.

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Top Institutions

Canadian Universities & Public Colleges

Explore leading DLIs across Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.

University of Toronto
University of British Columbia
McGill University
University of Waterloo
Conestoga College
Seneca Polytechnic
Humber College
George Brown College
University of Toronto
University of British Columbia
McGill University
University of Waterloo
Conestoga College
Seneca Polytechnic
Humber College
George Brown College
Eligibility

Admission & Language Requirements

To successfully apply for Canadian institutions and the SDS visa, Indian students must meet specific academic and English proficiency criteria.

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Academic Requirements

  • Undergraduate/Diploma: Minimum 55% - 60% in 12th Standard. Core subjects (Math/Science) required for technical fields.
  • Postgraduate/Masters: Minimum 60% - 65% in a relevant Bachelor's degree (3 or 4 years accepted depending on university).
  • Gap Acceptance: Academic gaps are generally accepted if supported by valid work experience or certifications.
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IELTS / PTE Criteria

  • IELTS Academic: Minimum overall band of 6.0 (no band less than 6.0) is mandatory for the SDS visa route.
  • PTE Academic: Minimum overall score of 60 is strictly required for the SDS stream.
  • Other Tests: Duolingo (DET) or TOEFL may be accepted by specific institutions but are processed under the non-SDS stream.
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Mandatory Documents

  • PAL/TAL: Required for most students, with exemptions for eligible master's and doctoral students at public DLIs.
  • Proof of Funds: Students must show sufficient funds for tuition, living expenses and travel. A GIC is one accepted option but is not mandatory for everyone.
  • Documents: Academic transcripts, proof of acceptance, financial documents and other supporting documents as required by IRCC.
Financial Planning

Living Costs & Scholarships in Canada

Proper financial planning is essential. Canada offers excellent value for money and opportunities for eligible international students to secure funding.

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Estimated Living Expenses

Your $20,635 CAD GIC is designed to cover these first-year expenses. Monthly costs vary widely by city (e.g., Toronto vs. Halifax).

Accommodation (Rent/Utilities) CAD $600 – $1,200 / mo
Groceries & Food CAD $300 – $500 / mo
Transit & Miscellaneous CAD $150 – $250 / mo
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Scholarship Opportunities

Canadian universities reward academic excellence. Elite Overseas counselors actively assist in identifying and applying for eligible scholarships.

Entrance Scholarships: Eligible students may be automatically considered for certain entrance scholarships based on their academic performance and admission profile. Scholarship eligibility and amounts vary.

Merit-Based Awards: High-achieving international students may be eligible for merit-based scholarships, with award values varying by university and program.

Career Pathways

Student Work Rights & PGWP

Canada provides unmatched opportunities to gain international work experience during and after your studies.

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During Studies (Part-Time)

Eligible international students in Canada can work up to 24 hours per week off campus while their classes are in session, provided they meet the requirements set by IRCC.

During regularly scheduled academic breaks, such as summer or winter holidays and eligible reading weeks, students may work unlimited hours off campus, subject to IRCC eligibility requirements.

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Post-Graduation (PGWP)

The PGWP lets eligible international students work in Canada after completing an eligible program at a PGWP-eligible institution. Programs of 2 years or more: You may qualify for a PGWP of up to 3 years.
Eligible Master’s programs: You may qualify for a 3-year PGWP, even if the program is less than 2 years, as long as it is at least 8 months and you meet IRCC requirements.
Diploma and certificate programs: Additional eligibility rules, including field-of-study requirements, may apply depending on when you applied for your study permit..

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Pathway to PR

Canadian work experience gained after graduation can be valuable for your Canadian immigration journey. Eligible skilled work experience may help you qualify for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) and can also contribute to your Express Entry CRS score.
Depending on your profile, Canadian work experience may also support eligibility for certain Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) streams. However, immigration eligibility and selection criteria vary by program and province.

Step-by-Step

How to Apply for Studying in Canada

Follow a structured pathway towards your Canadian study goal.

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Profile Assessment

Discuss your academic background, preferred subject, target intake, and budget with Elite experts.

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DLI Shortlisting

Compare suitable Canadian universities and colleges based on entry requirements and PGWP eligibility.

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Offer Letter & PAL Processing

Submit applications accurately and secure your official offer letter alongside the mandatory PAL.

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GIC & Financial Preparation

Open your $20,635 CAD GIC account and arrange payment for first-year tuition fees.

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SDS Visa Submission

Complete medicals and biometrics, and file your student visa application under the SDS category.

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Student Journey

Guidance That Goes Beyond the Application

Every student has a different academic profile and destination goal. Hear from students who successfully secured their Canadian visas with us.

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Shubham

Elite Student

“I recently completed my IELTS preparation through Elite and had a great experience. I was guided perfectly and kept well versed with my preparation. As a result, I was able to secure 7.5 bands in my IELTS!”

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Shakshi P.

University of Windsor

“It was a wonderful experience for me. The institute provides excellent IELTS preparation with experienced trainers, interactive classes with fun activities, and regular mock tests.”

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Shaivee Desai

Seneca Polytechnic

“I have recently completed my course at the ELITE Overseas Consultancy, Surat. The institute provides excellent preparation with experienced trainers, interactive classes, and clear visa guidance.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Study in Canada FAQs

Answers to common questions students ask while planning their Canada education journey.

The Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) requirement is $20,635 CAD. This is deposited into a participating Canadian financial institution to prove you can support your first-year living expenses.

The primary intakes are Fall (September) and Winter (January). A limited number of programs are also available during the Spring/Summer (May) intake.

While some DLIs may accept alternative English tests (like Duolingo) for non-SDS applications, an IELTS Academic score of 6.0 (or PTE equivalent) is highly recommended and mandatory for the fast-track SDS visa stream.

Under recent rules, graduates of master's degree programs can qualify for a full 3-year Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), even if the length of their program was under 2 years.

Your Canadian Future Starts With One Conversation

Tell us about your academic background, preferred course and target intake. Our counsellors can help you understand your Canadian study options, PAL requirements, and plan your next steps.

Program Duration and stay back period

  • UG Bachelor’s Program:- The duration for an Undergraduate program in Canada lasts for Four years, however, some programs may take a shorter time depending upon the field of study and institution. After successful completion of an Undergraduate degree, the student can apply for post-graduation work permit (PGWP) for 3 years.
  • PG Master’s Program:- A master’s program usually takes around 2 years to complete, some programs may take a shorter duration depending upon the field of study and institute. After completion, a student can apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP) which depends upon the length of the program, for the 1-year course a student gets 1 year of post-graduation work permit (PGWP) and for a 2-year course the student is eligible for post-graduation work permit (PGWP) up to 3 years.
  • PG Diploma Program:- The duration of a postgraduate diploma program in Canada varies depending on the field of study and the institution. These programs can range from one to two years. After successfully completing a postgraduate diploma program, international students can apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP) which depends upon the length of the program. For 1 year course, a student gets 1 year of PSW and for a 2-year course, the student is eligible for PSW up to 3 years.

When to Apply

  • 6 to 9 Months Prior

Admission requirements for programs in Canada

As India is a non-English speaking nation every student is required to appear for English proficiency tests such as IELTS/PTE/TOEFL for admission, and few top Universities require GRE or GMAT.

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  • Undergraduate programs:- The average tuition fee for an undergraduate program in Canada is around CAD 20,000 per year. However, tuition fees can range from CAD 10,000 to CAD 40,000 per year depending on the institution and program.
  • Graduate Programs: The average tuition fee for a graduate program in Canada is around CAD 17,000 per year. However, tuition fees can range from CAD 6,000 to CAD 35,000 per year depending on the institution and program

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