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Aayushi Dhawan
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The GIC amount to study in quebec is as mentioned below:One person under the age of 18: CAD 7,541One person aged 18 and over: CAD 15,078The canadian government is the authority who can change the amount of guaranteed investment certificate.
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Aashi Tiwari
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The process to pay or buy GIC Canada from India is very easy. Here is the step-by-step process:Visit the official website of banks.Fill out the required details such as (name, username, and personal email id).Bank will send you a URL and secure mailbox for communication with the bank. Bank will need a copy of your passport copy and admission letter.You'll get a new account number and all set to pay the GIC amount.
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Raj Vimal
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The full form of GIC Canada is Guaranteed Investment Certificate. It is a liquid investment in banks in Canada. It is one of the important parts of required documents to study in Canada. The GIC amount is CAD 20,635 (INR 12.34 Lakhs) for Indian students. Earlier, it was CAD 10,000.
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Raushan Kumar
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For master's in Canada, universities usually require at least two Letters of Recommendation (LORs). While some institutions may ask for three, the general expectation is to submit a combination of academic and professional recommendations.
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Ajeet Kumar
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Yes, you can apply for a 1-year postgraduate diploma or degree course to bridge the gap between your 3-year degree. As many Canadian colleges allow 15 years of study for this.
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Kapil Lalwani
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Applicants for Canada PR or citizenship needs to write language tests or need to appear for the citizenship test. For language proficiency, both IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) tests which focuses on reading, writing, listening and speaking are common. IELTS costs about INR 14,700 for the test while CELPIP is a little cheaper costing approximately INR 13,300. Citizenship requires applicants to pass an examination that includes Canadian history, geographical information, and government. The test comprises 20 questions, and the candidates must answer a
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Yatendra Shukla
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Yes, it is beneficial to have work experience when applying for a master's degree in Canada. Having work experience can demonstrate practical skills and knowledge beyond academic qualifications and can offer helpful insights and perspectives to conversations and assignments, even though it is not usually a requirement for admission. However, lacking job experience does not automatically exclude an applicant from a Master's programme in Canada; other criteria, such as academic standing and personal statements, may still be taken into account.
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Kanika Shukla
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Generally, international students can earn anywhere between CAD $13 to $25 per hour. However, for specialised skills or in higher-paying sectors, it's possible to earn more. So, if you work 24 hours a week then you can earn up to CAD 300 to 600 per week. IT totally depends on your skill and the type of work you do.
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Vipra Panda
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While part-time jobs for international students in Canada aren't always high-paying, some roles offer decent earnings. Freelancing, library assistant, and other on-campus jobs are common options. Freelancers, especially web developers, writers, or graphic designers, can be particularly lucrative, often earning $30-$100 per hour, due to their specialised skills.
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Loveleen Patra
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Here are some of the courses that are commonly offered during the Summer intake in Canada include:EngineeringArchitectureBusinessHospitalityFashion DesigningComputer ScienceLanguagesMedicineDiploma courses in managementIt should be emphasised that this is not a comprehensive list, and that course availability varies from university to university and college to college. However, when it comes to comparison with the Fall Intake, courses offered in the Spring Intake in Canada are definitely fewer.
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