Canada

A majority of the universities in Canada have a tuition fee between INR 30 Lacs – INR 40 lakh+. However, the starting tuition fee can be below INR 10 lakh. The first-year tuition fees of Top Uni in Canada are given below:

Yes! You can study engineering in Canada even with a 4-year study gap after high school (+2). However, you'll need to meet the university's admission eligibility and provide a valid reason for the gap, such as work experience or additional courses. Many colleges and universities in Canada accept study gaps if properly explained.

Yes, Canadian universities accept a 7-year study gap for admission if you provide a valid reason and supporting documents. Many universities and colleges have flexible policies regarding study gaps. You can provide below mentioned reasons with relevant documents:

• Work experience or career growth
• Health issues or personal circumstances
• Family responsibilities
• Preparing for competitive exams
• Upskilling through certifications or courses

Canadian universities invite applications for 3 semesters; fall, summer, and winter.

The fall semester begins in September, winter in January, and summer in May. Courses and Universities differ for each intake. Fall intake in Canada is the most important of the three as almost all the courses and Universities are available in this intake.

Winter intake in Canada (January intake) also offers a wide range of courses. However, only a few courses are available in the summer intake.

The fall intake in Canada starts in September. In order to begin with the application process for this intake, start the process from April of the previous year.

• April – August (Previous Year): Research About the Universities and Courses
• May – September (Previous Year): Prepare for Standardized Tests and English Language Proficiency Exams
• October (Previous Year)– January (Current Year) : Fill out the Application Forms
• January – March (Current Year) : Reply to College Emails and Responses
• February – May (Current Year): Apply for a Canada student visa and settle your finances

Fall intake or September intake is the most important study abroad intake. Fall intake in Canada months are from September to December/January. Here are a few advantages for the intake in Canada:

• Wider Course Availability
• More Scholarship Opportunities
• Multiple Job & Internship Prospects
• More Seats in Top Universities

There is not a specific answer to that. Each province might have its own regulations regarding PAL validity. Unless your PAL has an expiry date on it, it's valid until one academic year.  It's essential to ensure your PAL is valid at the time your study permit application is received by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

According to the official information, most international students applying for a study permit in Canada are required to include a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) or Territorial Attestation Letter (TAL) with their application. This requirement applies to all Canadian provinces and territories, including Quebec.