Globally Recognized Education
Globally Recognized Education
Canadian universities are among the top-ranked institutions globally, offering degrees that are respected and valued worldwide.
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Internationally Recognized Qualifications
Internationally Recognized Qualifications
A Canadian degree opens doors across the globe, making you more employable in any industry or country.
Cultural Diversity & Vibrant Campus Life
Cultural Diversity & Vibrant Campus Life
With students from over 150 countries, Canada offers a rich multicultural experience both inside and outside the classroom.
Post-Graduation Work Permit
Post-Graduation Work Permit
Eligible graduates can stay and work in Canada after studies through the PGWP, with a pathway toward permanent residency.
How Oneiric Overseas Helps You?
Choosing us means choosing a partner who’s invested in your journey,
not just your paperwork. Here’s what sets us apart:
Expert Counseling & University Selection
Personalized guidance to help you choose the right university and course based on your goals.
Application & Documentation Support
Hassle-free application assistance, SOP guidance, and LOR reviews.
Scholarship & Financial Guidance
Get help finding and applying for scholarships and financial aid.
Visa Assistance & Mock Interviews
End-to-end support in preparing your visa file and acing your student visa interview.
Accommodation & Post-Arrival Help
Guidance on finding safe housing, airport pickup, and settling in Canada.
| Courses | Tenure | Average Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Master of Business Administration (MBA) | 2 years | $45,000 |
| Master of Information Technology | 2 years | $42,000 |
| Master of Engineering | 2 years | $44,000 |
| Master of Education | 2 years | $40,000 |
| Master of Science (Data Science, Environmental Science) | 2 years | $38,000 |
| Master of Finance | 2 years | $40,000 |
| Master of Nursing | 2 years | $37,000 |
| Master of Social Work | 2 years | $38,000 |
| Master of Project Management | 2 years | $35,000 |
| Master of Marketing | 2 years | $36,000 |
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Canada universities typically offer three major intakes each year:
- September (Fall – Main Intake): The widest course choice and most scholarships.
- January (Winter): Widely available at universities and colleges.
- May (Summer): Selected programmes and colleges.
Start applications 6–9 months in advance for documentation, study permit and GIC planning.
Cost of Studying in Canada for Indian Students:
The cost of studying in Canada varies by province, university and programme.
- Undergraduate Programs: CAD 15,000 – $35,000 per year
- Postgraduate Programs: CAD 18,000 – $40,000 per year
- Living Expenses: CAD 12,000 – $20,000 per year
Toronto and Vancouver are typically more expensive than Atlantic provinces. Budget also for the study permit, GIC, insurance and books.
Scholarships in Canada
Canada offers entrance scholarships, provincial awards and university merit funding for international students.
- University entrance and president’s scholarships
- Provincial and government awards
- Research and graduate assistantships
Oneiric helps you shortlist funding that matches your profile.
Study in Canada Requirements
To study in Canada, students typically need:
- Academic transcripts (10th, 12th, degree marksheets)
- English proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL or PTE
- SOP and LORs where required
- Passport and proof of funds / GIC
- Study permit (and PAL where applicable)
Canada Student Visa Process
- Receive letter of acceptance from a DLI
- Get a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) if required
- Show proof of funds / GIC
- Complete medicals and biometrics
- Submit the study permit application
SDS-style document checklists still help even where the stream has changed — Oneiric maps the current IRCC process for you.
Canada Top Universities
- University of Toronto
- University of British Columbia
- McGill University
- University of Alberta
- University of Waterloo
- McMaster University
- University of Ottawa
- York University
- Simon Fraser University
- Concordia University
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Empowering Students on Their Study Abroad Journey
Our success stories are a testament to our expertise.
I was overwhelmed with the process of studying abroad until I found Oneiric Overseas. They helped me shortlist universities, prepare for interviews, and even guided me after reaching Canada. Truly a one-stop solution!
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The team is so professional and honest. My visa process for the UK was smooth and completely stress-free. I recommend Oneiric to every student planning to go abroad.
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I’m truly grateful to Oneiric Overseas for helping me get my UK visa approved for Coventry University. Their guidance was clear, honest, and professional from start to finish. A trustworthy team that genuinely cares. Highly recommended!
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Frequently Asked Question & Answers
What are the benefits of studying in Canada?
High-quality education, multicultural campuses, co-op options and a Post-Graduation Work Permit that can support a future PR pathway.
Can I work while studying in Canada?
Most full-time students at a DLI can work on- or off-campus within current IRCC hour limits during term, and full-time in scheduled breaks.
What is the duration of courses in Canada?
Undergraduate degrees are typically 3–4 years. Most master’s programmes are 1–2 years. College diplomas are often 1–2 years.
Are there scholarships available to study in Canada?
Yes. Universities offer entrance and merit awards, and some provinces have additional funding. Oneiric helps you apply.
What are the popular courses to study in Canada?
Computer Science, Business, Engineering, Health, Data Analytics and Hospitality are consistently in demand.
What are the requirements to study in Canada?
Academic transcripts, English scores, proof of funds, a letter of acceptance from a DLI and a study permit. Some programmes need extra tests.
