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The eligibility criteria for admission to undergraduate programs in Canada may vary depending on the university and the programme. However, in general, most universities in Canada require applicants to have completed their undergraduate education in a regular mode, which means attending classes in person on a full-time or part-time basis. Completing a B.Com degree in an online regular mode from Sastra University, Thanjavur may not be considered as equivalent to a regular mode degree by some universities in Canada. It's important to check with the specific university and programme you wish to apply to and inquire about their eligibility criteria for admission. In addition, some universities in Canada may require applicants to submit a credential evaluation report from an approved agency to verify the equivalence of their degree to a Canadian degree. You can contact the university's admission office or consult with an education consultant for guidance on the evaluation process. It's always recommended to verify the eligibility criteria with the university and programme before applying to avoid any complications during the admission process.

IILM works to reduce the cost of education for students from all socioeconomic backgrounds and to guarantee that every worthy student has access to a high-quality education. Our policy on merit-based scholarships makes this possible. In order to help students bridge the gap between the cost of the programme and their capacity to pay, IILM has also worked with banks to simplify the application process for student loans. Different types of scholarships have been made available and are crafted to meet the needs of various pupils. Details and requirements for each category can be obtained by contacting the admissions counsellor. The Scholarship Award Committee's decision regarding a student's eligibility and the awarding of the scholarship is final. No more than two types of scholarships are allowed. You can further ask for more details regarding the same to your admission counsellor.