Canada

Hello,Why study in Canada after XII. In a recent poll by Times, 12 top Canadian universities found its way to Times Higher Education Supplement Top 200. According to QS World University Ranking 2018, the University of Toronto (#28), McGill University (#33), and the University of British Columbia (#47) have been placed in the top 50. The University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, University of Waterloo, and McGill University found their place in the top 100 in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018: Engineering and Technology. For Arts, Humanities, Medical and Life Sciences courses, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, and McGill University are again placed in the top 50. In 2017, Canada saw over five Lacs application from international students in different streams and over various programmes. Documents required to study in Canada after 12th
For any university admission, you require certain documents for the application process. For undergraduate courses in Canada, you will need the following documents ready at the time of your admission once you receive your offer letter:
Transcripts, passport, and test scores (TOEFL, IELTS SAT documents
Gap letter/experience letter if there is any gap in academics
Resume, Letters of recommendation (LoRs), Statement of Purpose or Essays, as asked by the college
Transfer certificate etc. , as required by the college
Loan/financial documents as asked by the university
Visadocuments
Eligibility requirements for Bachelor and Diploma Programmes
Although each university and department will have their specific eligibility requirement their respective programmes and courses, given below is the minimum eligibility required to study in Canadian Universities:
For undergraduate/ Bachelor courses:
TOEFL: 213 or
IELTS: 6.0
Percentage: 70% or above in Class XII
For Diploma courses:
TOEFL: 213 or
IELTS: 6.0
Percentage: Flexible admission
Please visit this link for details about all the courses in Canada and it's colleges
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/options-to-study-in-canada-after-xii-articlepage-1381
Hope it helps.