Canada

Students who complete their studies at a relevant high school and/or recognized post-secondary institution will be considered for admission. International applicants must be in good standing and demonstrate an acceptable level of proficiency in English. UNBC has country-specific academic requirements, thus, for Indian aspirants the requirements are as follows:

Undergraduate Admission

Students must have Class 12 or Standard XII Board Examination results issued by examination boards, such as ISC, GCSE, AISSCE, etc. For general entry, students should have a minimum average grade of 50% or higher in English Class 12, three academic subjects, and an elective. Apart from this, students who have a three-year diploma issued by a state board of education will also be accepted. A minimum average grade of 50% or higher is required for general entry.

Additionally, any one of these English proficiency test score is required:

English requirements can also be fulfilled if the student has:

• A final grade of 75% (B) or better in a university transferable English course, or
• Completed two full years of full-time degree level studies or equivalent at a recognized institution where English is the language of instruction.

Graduate Admissions

Indian graduate applicants should possess any of these academic qualifications from a university or institution accredited by India's National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with a grade of A or better. GRE or GMAT may be required as per course requirements.

Applicants also need to meet the English proficiency requirements by submitting any of these scores:

MS in Canada usually ranges between one to two years and the average fees span between CAD 18,000 to CAD 45,000.

Accommodation: The cost of rent for a one-bedroom apartment can range from CAD 800 to CAD 2,000, depending on the city and location.

Utilities: This includes electricity, heating, water, and internet, which can amount to approximately CAD 100 to CAD 150 per month.

Transportation: Public transportation costs around CAD 90 to CAD 130 per month, while owning a car includes expenses like insurance, gas, and maintenance.

Food: Monthly grocery bills for a single person can vary between CAD 250 to CAD 400, depending on personal preferences and dietary choices.

Health insurance: International students are typically required to have health insurance coverage, which can cost around CAD 50 to CAD 100 per month.

Miscellaneous expenses: This includes entertainment, dining out, clothing, and other personal expenses, which can average around CAD 200 to CAD 300 per month.