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04 Nov 2022 06:45 pm

Top-Rated Universities in Canada for Post-Graduation

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With ten provinces and three territories, Canada is the second-biggest country in the world and the largest in North America. Canadian immigration regulations have made it simpler to pursue a course there. 

Additionally, it is a well-liked choice among international students for vocational and diploma programmes. According to data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), over 642,000 international students were enrolled in programs in Canada in 2021. 

This information illustrates how desirable universities are in Canada for post-graduation.

Process for Entering Canadian Universities

Universities in Canada don't have a centralised application procedure. The application process varies in each province and must be completed online at university websites. 

  • Choose the program you want to attend. You will be directed to select between either an English or a French-taught curriculum.
  • Depending on the curriculum, there may be a fall, winter, or spring admission cycle.
  • If location is essential to you, consider various Canadian provinces.
  • When your choices have been reduced, you must go to the college or university's website to learn more about the application procedure, deadlines, available seats, admission standards, scholarship alternatives, etc.
  • Sign up for the university's specific site, complete the application form with your personal information, and then pay the application cost. Prior to the deadline, be sure to submit your application.
  • Before the deadline for document submission, upload the necessary files.
  • If you are eligible for any Canadian scholarships, apply for it.
  • After that, the university will contact you to make an admission offer, probably by email. After then, to be admitted to the university, you must confirm your admission.
  • If the program you have registered in has a duration longer than six months, the next step is to apply for a study permit in Canada. Along with the permission, you will also receive a visitor visa or an electronic travel authorisation (eTA).

The following are the admission requirements for postgraduate programs in Canadian universities:

The entry requirements for different postgraduate universities in Canada are detailed on their respective websites. These could include records containing personal information and proof of academic achievement. The following general documents must be submitted:

  • Scanned passport copy
  • Academic records from your former institution, specifically
  • A course from a university, if you're requesting a postgraduate course
  • Any further merit awards that may be pertinent
  • LOR (if needed)
  • Scores on language proficiency tests
  • Canadian SOP
  • If required, a CV or resume.

The documents needed for university admission are comparable to those required to apply for a Canadian student visa. Still, in addition to those on the list, you will need to submit your financial records and the Letter of Acceptance.

Canadian Admission Requirements for Language Proficiency

Language tests needed to study in Canada are crucial. Whether French or English, proof of language ability is required for all applying for postgraduate courses in Canadian universities. 400 is a good result for French proficiency in the TEF and TEFAQ examinations. It will help if you can take tests like the IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, and CAEL because most programmes for overseas students are taught in English.

For some courses, you must take subject-specific assessments and language tests. 

You must obtain an MCAT score of 490–500 to study medicine or closely related fields in Canada.

If you follow the procedures and fulfil the prerequisites, enrolling in higher education programs in Canada is relatively easy. Once familiar with the whole process, you may begin the application. Many programs, including medicine, have separate deadlines, and Canadian universities occasionally set separate dates for scholarships and common applications.

Top Universities in Canada for Post Graduation

The University of Toronto, McGill University, University of British Columbia, University of Alberta, and the University of Montreal will be among Canada's top universities attracting international students as of 2022.

Following are some reasons why students choose these universities for their post-graduate studies:

  • Comprehensive outlook: The student population in Canada represents more than 200 different nationalities, making it one of the most diverse societies in the world. For students who desire to work in global corporations and increase their cultural awareness, this multicultural atmosphere provides a unique experience.
  • Investment in education: The Canadian government spends a significant amount on tertiary education, placing it among the top OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development) nations in terms of state support for higher education.
  • Opportunities for post-study employment: In Canada, a student who has completed their studies is qualified to apply for a work permit, which entitles them to employment there for the same period as their program.

Other notable parameters that encourage international students to pursue a full-time post-graduation course in Canada:

  • Excellent living standards: Canada is known for having high living standards, and five of the top 100 top student cities in the world are located there.
  • Ease of communication: This country is a bilingual nation with English and French as its two official languages, providing students with a wealth of options and the chance to learn or advance their language abilities.

Conclusion 

Finding a job following a PG program in Canada is guaranteed due to the high level of career orientation in Canadian post-graduation courses. A fresher’s salary following a course may range between 35,000 to 50,000 CAD, as per the sector and job role took up by a student.

Skill-Lync has listed the procedure and documents one needs to secure before applying for a PG course in Canada. Also, you will get an idea of which exams to attend if you want to boost your chances of getting admitted to one of the reputed colleges. Know more from our articles on related topics and start preparing for the next step in your academic career.


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