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October 01, 2018

Good colleges, great staying back options and flexible curricula make Canada a top draw

To Read The Maple Leaf Well

CANADA is a huge country. Its landmass is second-largest in the world, after Russia, but most of the land is uninhabitable due to the extreme temperatures. The main education hubs are the provinces of Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec. Quebec is a French-speaking province. It has recently become a major destination for Indian students pursuing higher education abroad. This is because Canada has some of the best options for staying back after graduation with a three-year work permit after graduation on offer as long as you graduate from an accredited institution.

While the top universities in Canada are expensive, there are good universities that offer the same degrees for much less, and graduating from them still allows a student to apply for the post-graduate work permit, and to secure jobs.

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