Canada

The cost of studying in Canada will depend on various factors such as programs, colleges or universities, stay or hostel, food & laundry, and more. Also, it depends on the student's needs and programs. Moreover, for Indian students, the approximate budget will be around CAD 15,700 to CAD 53,538 to study undergraduate courses in Canada. However, for postgraduation, students will require CAD 9,364 to CAD 45,800 annually.

Note: This information mentioned above is sourced from the official website of Shiksha Study Abroad and is subject to change.

The University of Alberta placement rate for MBA graduates is 85% and for BCom graduates is 92%. Alberta MBA and BCom graduates get job offers within three months after completing the degree. Mentioned below is the Alberta University employment stats for graduates:

The Royal Roads University MBA programme costs INR 23 Lakhs for the first year. The university has a global ranking of 2670th according to EduRank, and it is placed 64th in Canada and 56th in the QS World University Rankings. In contrast. JBIMS, India charges INR 3.05 Lakhs for the first year of the MBA program or M.M.S. For its MMS program, JBIMS has ranked a number of entities, including ranked 10th by NIRF 2023 in the "Management" category, ranked 2nd among the ranked institutions in Maharashtra in 2019 and 10th overall in all of India according to "The Week". 

You cannot pursue two regular courses at a time. However, you can opt for two distance courses simultaneously, or a combination of one regular and one distance course.

Applying to Bay River College is different from applying to other universities in Canada because it is a complete Diploma College. It provides both virtual and in-person learning opportunities so that any person can grow from anywhere in the world. The cost involved in studying is also less. The documents like SOP, LOR, Essays, CV and additional documents are not required. 

Northern College can take up to 6 weeks to provide an offer letter to international students. Since thousands of applications are enrolled at the college for programs under different specializations, the college reviews each application and segregates them. The whole process is quite time-consuming. The segregation of applications is done based on the student’s academic performance, English language scores, extracurricular activities, and relevant experiences.