Canada

On average, Canadian universities' tuition fees are 27% more economical than tuition fees at US universities. The tuition fee is not the only factor to consider while choosing to study. The cost of living is lower in Canada in comparison to the US for international students. Also Canada offers wider range of job opportunities in comparison to the US. All these factors collectively point towards the fact that studying in Canada is better than USA for international students with good after study prospects. 

Both the countries are good to pursue higher education for Indian students. Canada offers flexible immigration and settlement plans. Apart from this, in Canada, the PGWP and Permanent Residency can be easily obtained as compared to the US. On the other hand, the US is home to some of the top-ranked universities and it provides promising career opportunities. 

Getting admission in top universities in Canada is tough. But some colleges and smaller universities accept lower scores or give a conditional offer.

In Canada, many universities want TOEFL iBT score of 80–100. Some colleges accept lower, but for master's or PhD, score should be higher.

According to the top-ranking publishers, York Uni ranking is among the Top 20 Universities in Canada. The rankings are given below:

Times Higher Education Rankings (Canada)

QS Rankings

Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, and Ottawa are some of the best Canadian cities where students can find multiple job opportunities, if they have the required skills.

• Toronto is the country's financial hub, which offers multiple jobs in banking, technology, and retail.
• Ottawa is the national capital, which offers jobs in the public sector and tech-related fields.
• Montreal is a major hub for education, healthcare, and creative industries.
• Students can find jobs in the retail, food services, and energy sectors of Calgary city.

Yes, the TOEFL iBT is accepted by 100% of universities in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, as well as by most major institutions in Canada and Europe. Over 13,000 universities and colleges in 160+ countries accept TOEFL scores. 

Yes, International students on a study permit can work off-campus in Canada, without holding a work-permit, provided they satisfy the requirements mentioned below:

• Must be a full-time student at a designated learning institute (DLI)
• Must be enrolled in either a post-secondary, vocational or professional training programme or a secondary-level vocational training program
• Must be enrolled in a course that is atleast 6 months long & results in a degree, Diploma or certificate 
• The course you have enrolled in, must have begun
• Must have a Social Security Number (SSN)