Study in Canada cost for Nepali students
This country is very popular to study destination which attract international students. Having significant universities, student cities and a well-organized lifestyle, Canada change into a country with high demands and a high reputation.
Canada has listed over 30 universities among the best academic institutions worldwide according to the World University Rankings created by THE (Times Higher Education).
 

Tuition fees at Canada universities are little expensive but generally lower than other countries like the United Kingdom, USA or Australia. University fees may yearly, and you might also notice differences depending on the city or degree programme.
 

Tuition range: 550 – 30,000 CAD/year. Bachelors in Management, Engineering, and Social Science are the highly costs study programmes.
 

 
Bachelors in Business & Management: 550 – 56,000 CAD/year
Bachelors in Computer Science & IT: 1,535 – 55,500 CAD/year
Bachelors in Engineering & Technology: 1,350 – 55,000 CAD/year
Bachelors in Social Sciences: 1,025 – 56,000 CAD/year
Bachelors in Natural Sciences: 1,780 – 53,000 CAD/year
 

Tuition range: 1,075 – 65,000 CAD/year. Masters in Business, Engineering, Computer Science and Law are highly costs faculties.
 
Tuition costs for popular faculties:
Masters  in Business & Management: 2,150 – 52,700 CAD/year
Masters in Computer Science & IT: 2,150 – 52,500 CAD/year
Masters in Engineering & Technology: 2,150 – 52,500 CAD/year
Masters in Medicine & Health: 2,150 – 58,300 CAD/year
Masters in Social Sciences: 2,150 – 37,000 CAD/year
 

 The list of Canada universities with the most reasonable tuition fees:
Memorial University of Newfoundland – tuition fees: 2,150 – 11,460 CAD/year
Tuition fees of University of Regina is; 1,715 – 20,050 CAD/year
Tuition fees of Royal Roads University is: 3,750 – 27,600 CAD/year
Tuition fees of University of Saskatchewan is: 4,110 – 24,000 CAD/year
Tuition fees of Athabasca University is : 1,625 – 17,250 CAD/year
 
Student living costs in Canada
 In Canada their living costs are average, but the high quality of life is  guaranteed. You need  800 – 1,500 CAD/ between month for most provinces, such as Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa.
Vancouver and Calgary are the most expensive cities in Canada, where living costs can reach 2,000 CAD/month.
 
Accommodation costs
You will have many housing options to choose in Canada, and an equally price range.
Student residences: 250 – 625 CAD/month
University-arranged homestays: 400 – 800 CAD/month
Rent & share an apartment: 300 – 700 CAD/month, prices for rent depend on location and facilities.
 
Other costs associated with accommodation
When you get apartment at rent or studio, it will be your extra costs:
basic utilities (electricity, water, heating, garbage): 150 CAD/month
internet: 50-70 CAD/month
 
Food costs
You must spend just around 300 CAD/month for foods and shopping from the local supermarkets and groceries. If you want to eat in a restaurant, you have to pay around 10 - 25 CAD. A 3 course meal for two in a mid-range restaurant will cost 50 - 65 CAD.
 
Transportation costs
In Canadian university students will get special discount aged between 18 and 25, when purchasing a monthly transport pass. 90 CAD/month, is the total price while a 1 way ticket is rate 3 CAD.