Question 1

Is Canada good for Nepali students?

Accepted Answer

Many Nepali students prefer to study abroad in Canada because of the country’s sense of safety and security. Canada is recognized as one of the safest places on the planet to study due to the country’s low crime rates and racial discrimination cases.

Question 2

Can I apply for a Canadian student visa by myself to study in Canada ?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can apply yourself. All you have to do is documentation, legal work, and processing yourself, and make sure you have all the documents required. But hiring a consultancy is better and more convenient as they have years of experience of doing that.

Question 3

Which English language test is required to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the most commonly used English language test system. However, Canadian Universities and Colleges also accept other Language Proficiency Test systems like TOFEL, PTE, CPE, SAT, Cambridge English Test, etc to study in Canada.

Question 4

How much can I earn as a student while studying in Canada?

Accepted Answer

The minimum wage in Canada varies from $14 CAD per hour to $17 CAD per hour, depending on which province students are living in. As a result, a full-time student working part-time in Canada can make anywhere from $800 to $1,500 CAD per month during their studies, while on vacation he/she can earn anywhere from $1,600 to $3,000 CAD per month.

Question 5

What are the requirements to study nursing in Canada?

Accepted Answer

To get enrolled in a diploma or undergraduate degree program (BN or BSc) in Nursing, students must have graduated from high school with major subjects like English, mathematics, biology, and chemistry. Physics could also be beneficial. The required high school grade is a minimum of a C on average.

Question 6

How much does it cost to be a student in Canada?

Accepted Answer

In comparison to many other countries, Canada is a very affordable place to study. Tuition will most likely cost between C$20,000 and C$30,000 each year. This range is simply an estimate and may differ depending on the university and program in which you are enrolled.

Question 7

Is there a difference between January and September intake to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

There is no difference between the qualifications you get in January and September Intake. Canada’s Winter Intake, also known as the Secondary Intake, begins in January. But most universities offer all of their courses in the Fall/September Intake, which is the main intake, and the January Intake is for students who missed out in the Fall Intake.

Question 8

What is an acceptable IELTS score to study in Canada?

Accepted Answer

For undergraduate and diploma programs, a study visa in Canada needs a minimum score of 5.5 in each of the four IELTS bands, with an aggregate minimum score of 6.0 or higher to enhance your chances of receiving a Visa.

Question 9

Can I apply again to study in Canada after rejection?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can apply again after being rejected for a student visa to study in Canada. But before that, take a step back and reconsider what went wrong or why your visa got rejected to prevent repeating the same mistakes and wasting time and resources.

Question 10

Is study gap acceptable in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Study gap is accepted in Canada. You need to provide the necessary documents to justify your involvement in some organization or institute equivalent to the gap period. But it’s always better to have less or no gap when you are applying to study in Canada.

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