Canadian degree’s are internationally equivalent to degrees from the United States or Commonwealth countries. That at much less cost than any equivalent country Cost of living in Canada is lower than countries like Australia, England or the United States.Toronto is considered be the most expensive city in Canada, yet it is still 25% less per year then life in London, England.Furthermore living in Toronto is less expensive then New York, Sydney,Los Angeles and Chicago.

Each year hundreds of thousands of international students attend Canadian colleges and universities.

Their degrees are recognized around the world as being equivalent to those obtained from the United
States or Commonwealth countries. Canada  boasts  a wide  range of quality educational institutions

for both degrees and diplomas in technical and professional disciplines.

Recognized in top international rankings. Moreover, Canadian tuition fees are some of the lowest in English-speaking countries. According to the 2018  Survey,  26 Canadian institutions are counted among the best in the world beating all the IIT’S in India, according to Times  Higher Education’s World  University Rankings.Compared with the US, Australia, Germany, Canada can also provide cheaper study options, simpler application processes and more opportunities for permanent residency.

Canada is currently ranked 4th on the United Nations Human Development Index in an annual survey that uses a number of factors (life expectancy, literacy, education,2 standard of living, and GDP per capital) to determine quality of life.They also have the highest ranking cities in North America – according to the Mercer Human Resource Consulting Worldwide Quality of Living Survey 2007, which ranks cities based on safety and stability. Five Canadian Cities ranked within the Top 25 cities: Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Calgary. Moreover, Calgary took top honors for being the most sanitary city in the world.

More than 90% of Canadian alums are employed less than six months after graduation.

Canada became the first country to officially declare multiculturalism as a policy through the establishment of the 1971 Multiculturalism Policy of Canada. Now Indian origin Sikh has become a defense minister of country recently.