Study Abroad

Hi,
Its very nice to hear you want to study your Masters in Canada, which has ample opportunities and growth of your career.
Every aspect of your Canadian higher education experience would be a positive one:
The quality of the curriculum you are studying and the skills you are gaining.
The overall student experience inside and outside the formal classroom and lab environment.
The safety, environmental quality, and welcome to the community where you living and studying.
Access to academic, athletic, career, health, psychological supports during your program.
Access to a diverse, inclusive community that welcomes people of all cultural backgrounds and traditions.
Use your own perspective and shortlist the universities or colleges that offer programs in your chosen subject. Check they are "designated" institutions that are government-approved to host international students
Check their websites for admission requirements, tuition fees and scholarships, which vary from university to university You will almost definitely need an IELTS English score of at least 6.5, and you will need to prove you've got sufficient funding for your first year in order to apply for your student visa.
If you want to study Masters in canada at post graduate level, the tution fees are generally lower , again vary with the course or program chosen. Canada puts the average post graduate fees at CA$16,252 IN 2017/18, which is approximately US$13,250.
The MBA program is quite expensive in the world around , averaging around CA$51,861(US$42,440).
All the best for future.
Swayamprava Nayak
CR , NIT ROURKELA

Hi Priyanshu
Canada is one of the worlds most popular destinations for international students, offering a diverse variety of experiences and opportunities in a country known for its vast expanses, multicultural cities and natural beauty. If you want to study in Canada, the good news is that tuition fees are generally less expensive than in other major Anglophone destinations (the US, UK and Australia), although they are still quite high in comparison to other countries.
Your tuition covers your class fees, but you must also remember to budget for expenses such as books, living expenses and additional fees specific to your program.
For the full list of current fees and details, visit the U of T Fees website.
All fees are listed in Canadian currency and are subject to change.
The fees listed below are effective for the 2016-2017 academic year. They are based on a normal full-time course load of 5.0 credits.
The estimated additional expenses for students entering in 2017 are not yet available.
2016-17 Tuition Fees New Students
PROGRAM-Computer science ; INTERNATIONAL: YEAR 1-$41,920; UPPER YEAR 1-$46,820 ;
PROGRAM-Computer Science; DOMESTIC:YEAR 1-$6,400; UPPER YEAR 1-$12,090
2016-17 Estimated Additional Expenses
ITEM COST NOTES
Additional Academic Fees:
1,Co-op Programs:$870 - $1,368
Joint Programs :$40 - $190
(Approximate annual cost for the administration of work terms and internships/field experience.)
2.Incidental/Ancillary Fees-$1,695(Fees are for student services operated by the student union and the University.)
3.Residence Housing:$5,352 - $8,941(Cost includes heat, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi. Meal plan cost not included.)
4.Books & School Supplies:$1,500(Approximate cost of books and supplied for classes
5.University Health Insurance (UHIP):$612 (Approximate 12-month annual cost. Mandatory for international students.)
Hope it helps.
Thank you
Swayamprava Nayak
CR,NIT ROURKELA