Undergraduate Programs in Canada
World-class Bachelor's degrees with co-op opportunities at top Canadian universities
Canadian undergraduate programs offer Nepali students 4-year Bachelor's degrees at some of the world's most respected universities. With three Canadian universities in the QS World Top 50 (Toronto, UBC, McGill), affordable tuition compared to the USA, co-op programs that provide paid work experience, and a clear pathway to permanent residency through the Post-Graduation Work Permit, Canada is an outstanding choice for undergraduate studies. Canadian degrees are recognized globally and Canadian graduates are highly sought by employers worldwide.
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Top Universities Available
Through our direct partnerships, we help you gain admission to leading universities. Here are some of the top institutions available through our Undergraduate Programs in Canada program.
University of Toronto
QS #21Toronto, ON
Canada's top-ranked university. World-class research across all disciplines. Three campuses with diverse program offerings.
University of British Columbia (UBC)
QS #34Vancouver, BC
Beautiful campus in Vancouver. Outstanding for engineering, CS, business, and environmental science.
McGill University
QS #29Montreal, QC
Historic university with lower tuition than Ontario universities. Excellent across all disciplines.
University of Waterloo
QS #112Waterloo, ON
Canada's best co-op program. Top choice for computer science, engineering, and mathematics.
University of Alberta
QS #96Edmonton, AB
Strong in engineering, sciences, and AI research. Affordable Alberta living costs.
Simon Fraser University
QS #318Burnaby, BC
Co-op programs, practical education, and strong industry connections in Vancouver area.
Eligibility Requirements
Meeting these requirements strengthens your application. Our counselors can help you identify areas to improve and present the strongest possible profile.
- Completed +2 (Higher Secondary) or equivalent with good marks (typically 70%+ for competitive universities)
- IELTS Academic 6.0-6.5 overall with no band below 5.5-6.0
- Some universities require SAT scores (optional at many Canadian universities)
- Strong academic record and personal statement
- Financial capacity: first year tuition paid + GIC of CAD 20,635 (for SDS)
- Study permit from IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)
Application Process
We have streamlined the study abroad application process into clear, manageable steps. Our team guides you through each stage to maximize your chances of admission.
Free Profile Evaluation
We assess your +2 results, English scores, extracurricular activities, and career goals to determine the best Canadian universities for your profile. We consider co-op availability, scholarship potential, and PR pathway alignment.
University Shortlisting & Application
We create a list of 4-6 universities balancing prestige, affordability, co-op opportunities, and PR prospects. Applications are submitted through individual university portals or OUAC (Ontario Universities Application Centre).
Scholarship Applications
Canadian universities offer entrance scholarships based on academic merit. We identify scholarships you qualify for and help prepare applications. Many scholarships are automatic based on admission grades, while others require separate essays.
Offer Acceptance & SDS Preparation
Once offers arrive, we help you compare based on total cost, co-op, location, and career outcomes. If eligible for SDS (IELTS 6.0+ in all bands), we guide you through GIC purchase and first-year tuition payment for faster processing.
Study Permit Application
We prepare your complete study permit application with the Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI), financial documents, SOP (Statement of Purpose), GIC receipt, and medical exam (if required).
Pre-Departure & Settlement
After visa approval, we brief you on accommodation options, airport pickup, SIN card application, banking setup, and connecting with Nepali student communities at your institution.
Costs & Scholarships
Understanding the financial commitment is crucial for planning your study abroad journey. Here is a breakdown of typical costs and available funding options.
Top universities (Toronto, UBC, McGill) charge CAD 40,000-55,000/year for international undergraduates. Mid-tier universities range from CAD 20,000-35,000. Quebec universities (McGill, Concordia) are often more affordable. In NPR, approximately NPR 25-68 lakh per year.
Toronto and Vancouver are the most expensive (CAD 16,000-20,000/year). Montreal, Ottawa, and Halifax are more affordable (CAD 12,000-15,000). Alberta cities (Calgary, Edmonton) are moderate (CAD 13,000-16,000). Most students share apartments to reduce rent.
Many universities offer automatic entrance scholarships for high-achieving students: University of Toronto (CAD 5,000-10,000), UBC International Major Entrance Scholarship (up to CAD 20,000/year for 4 years), McGill entrance scholarships, Schulich Leader Scholarships (CAD 80,000-100,000 total for STEM). Apply early as spots are limited.
Costs are estimates and vary by university and city. Call +977-9849998031 or fill out the form for personalized cost estimates based on your preferred universities.
Student Life
Studying abroad is about more than just academics. Here is what you can expect from life as an international student.
Canadian university life is vibrant and welcoming. Universities offer extensive orientation programs, international student offices, and peer mentoring. Student unions organize hundreds of clubs, sports teams, and cultural events. Nepali Student Associations exist at most major universities, celebrating Dashain, Tihar, and other festivals.
Co-op programs are a hallmark of Canadian education. Universities like Waterloo, SFU, and UBC offer structured co-op programs where you alternate between study terms and paid work terms at Canadian companies. Co-op students earn CAD 3,000-5,000/month during work terms, gaining valuable experience and industry connections.
After your 4-year degree, the PGWP gives you 3 years of open work rights in Canada. Combined with Canadian education and work experience, you earn significant Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points for Express Entry, making PR highly achievable within 1-2 years of working.
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