Question 1

How can I apply for a scholarship to study in Canada from Nepal?

Accepted Answer

Various Canadian Governmental and Non-governmental Organizations provide scholarship opportunities to eligible international students who want to study in Canada. To apply for the scholarship, you should meet all the requirements specified by the corresponding Organization/Authority in terms of Academic Score and Other Documents.

Question 2

Can I study in Canada without IELTS?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can study in Canada without having taken the IELTS test. Other than IELTS, Canadian Universities offer a variety of English Language Proficiency Test options. TOFEL, PTE, CPE, and Cambridge English Test are some of the options.

Question 3

How much does it cost to study in Canada from Nepal?

Accepted Answer

The cost to study in Canada from Nepal may differ depending on the university you are applying to and the program you want to enroll in. The average tuition fees for the undergraduate program range from CAD $13,000 to CAD $20,000 annually, for a postgraduate master's degree $17,000 to $25,000 annually, and for a Doctoral degree, $7,000 to $15,000 annually.

Question 4

How much GPA is required to study in Canada from Nepal?

Accepted Answer

Academically, you must have a minimum GPA of 2.8 on a scale of 4 in order to qualify which is 65–70%. Even though some Canadian universities may accept lower grades, you will be restricted to specific courses.

Question 5

What is the format of SOP for Canada?

Accepted Answer

A standard Statement of Purpose (SOP) should not exceed two pages, uses a maximum of 12 point font maintaining 1-inch margins on each side of the paper, and is double spaced with regular margins unless otherwise stated. As a result, a conventional SOP would be between 800 and 1000 words long, depending on the font type. No use of colored text or graphics should be made anywhere.

Question 6

How many Intakes does Canada have for International Students?

Accepted Answer

Canadian Universities have three intakes in a year. The most popular is the Fall/September intake in which universities accept the highest number of applications from international students, Second is the winter intake in the month of January, and the third is the summer intake which happens in the month of May.

Question 7

How long will it take to get a student visa for Canada?

Accepted Answer

The processing of a Canadian student visa application can take up to 12 weeks or 90 days. The processing period for a visa can take longer for a variety of reasons, such as if your country's government is unstable or if there is a pandemic. You can get your study permit sooner by using the Student Direct Stream.

Question 8

How much of a gap is acceptable to study in Canada from Nepal?

Accepted Answer

The majority of Canadian Universities and Colleges accept students with study gaps as long as they follow the rules. A study gap of two years is permissible for Diploma and Undergraduate programs, while a study gap of five years is acceptable for postgraduate courses, as per the regulations.

Question 9

Which intake is better for Nepali students to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

September or Fall intake is the primary intake where Canadian Universities and colleges accept the highest number of applications from international students. Compared to winter/January intake and spring/May intake, September/Fall intake offers a diverse variety of courses.

Question 10

What is the age limit for a study permit to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Like most places, the age limit to apply for a study permit to study in Canada is from age 18 to age 35. But this may vary from state to state.

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