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Yes, but 100% scholarships in Canada are very competitive. They are offered by universities or external bodies based on high academic scores, strong profiles, and leadership skills. Apply early and meet all requirements to improve your chances. Some schol

Courses in computer science, data analytics, engineering, healthcare, and business are top choices for Indian students in Canada. These fields offer strong job opportunities, post-study work options, and good salaries. Pick a course that matches your skil

A 1-year master’s course in the UK usually costs ₹15–25 lakhs for tuition. Living expenses can add another ₹10–12 lakhs. The total depends on your university and city. Scholarships and part-time jobs can help manage costs while studying.

Courses in business, data science, computer science, engineering, and law are popular and high-paying in the UK. Medicine and design are also top picks. The “best” course depends on your interest, goals, and job plans after graduation. Choose what fits yo

Most UK scholarships need at least a 6.5 IELTS score. Some top universities may ask for 7.0 or more. A higher score improves your chances of getting both admission and funding. Always check the specific score requirements of the university or scholarship

Yes, Indian students can apply for UK scholarships like the Chevening, Commonwealth, GREAT Scholarships, and university-specific awards. Many cover tuition and living expenses. A strong academic profile, leadership skills, and a compelling SOP increase ch

After graduating in Canada, apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). Gain 1+ year skilled work experience, then apply for PR via Express Entry under Canadian Experience Class. Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) also offer direct PR routes for inter

Focus on strong academics (85% in Class 12), high IELTS/TOEFL scores, and a compelling SOP. Apply through UCAS early. Top universities prefer students with extracurriculars, leadership, and AP or A-Level equivalent coursework. Include LORs and aim for sch

Focus on academics, research, and relevant experience. Use concise, reverse-chronological format. Highlight projects, achievements, and skills. Avoid personal details like photos or DOB. Tailor it to each program.

Yes, if you're pursuing a postgraduate course of 9+ months at a government-approved university. You can bring dependents (spouse/children) under specific UK visa rules.