How to apply for universities in Canada? What is the selection process and eligibility criteria?

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Choose an Institution
Determine what you'd like to study and where. This Directory of Canadian Universities is a good place to begin. It includes profiles of institutions and listings of their programs. You may want to research individual university websites as well. An easy way to access those is through the Universities Canada website university study. CA which includes a searchable database of the study programs found in this directory. Prepare and submit an application
After you've identified your preferred universities, find out on their websites what the admission requirements are and what the application process entails. Application rules vary across institutions, but you'll need to consider the following:
Are you eligible? In Canada, each university has its own entrance requirements and will assess you on an individual basis. However, graduation from a secondary school and good academic standing are typically the minimum requirements for undergraduate study. What documents are needed? You may need to supply official documents, such as transcripts from secondary or postsecondary school. It may be necessary to have those documents assessed and translated into English or French. Consult your country educational authorities or the Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials (CA for more information on degree recognition. What is the application process to study in Canada? Application processes vary by province. In some provinces, students can apply through a central application service. In others, you must apply directly to the university. You may also want to apply to more than one programme or university in case you aren't admitted to your first choice. What are the application deadlines? Deadlines vary, but generally, you should apply at least eight to twelve months in advance. Typical entry points for international students are the September and January semesters. However, many universities have a rolling admissions procedure to consider international students throughout the year. Obtaining a study permit
Once you've received a letter of acceptance from a Canadian university, you must apply for a study permit if you intend to study in Canada for six months or longer. You must apply for the permit before you come to Canada.

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Choose an Institution Determine what you’d like to study and where. This Directory of Canadian Universities is a good place to begin. It includes profiles of institutions and listings of their programs. You may want to research individual university websites as well. An easy way to access those is through the Universities Canada website university study. CA which includes a searchable database of the study programs found in this directory. Prepare and submit an application After you’ve identified your preferred universities, find out on their websites what the admission requirements are and what the application process entails. Application rules vary across institutions, but you'll need to consider the following: Are you eligible? In Canada, each university has its own entrance requirements and will assess you on an individual basis. However, graduation from a secondary school and good academic standing are typically the minimum requirements for undergraduate study. What documents are needed? You may need to supply official documents, such as transcripts from secondary or postsecondary school. It may be necessary to have those documents assessed and translated into English or French. Consult your country educational authorities or the Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials (CA for more information on degree recognition. What is the application process to study in Canada? Application processes vary by province. In some provinces, students can apply through a central application service. In others, you must apply directly to the university. You may also want to apply to more than one programme or university in case you aren’t admitted to your first choice. What are the application deadlines? Deadlines vary, but generally, you should apply at least eight to twelve months in advance. Typical entry points for international students are the September and January semesters. However, many universities have a rolling admissions procedure to consider international students throughout the year. Obtaining a study permit Once you’ve received a letter of acceptance from a Canadian university, you must apply for a study permit if you intend to study in Canada for six months or longer. You must apply for the permit before you come to Canada.