What is the cost of living in Montreal for Indian students?
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The cost of living in Montreal swings greatly based on the type of the accommodation & the standard of living a student decides to pursue:
Given below is a breakdown of estimated cost of living (per month):
Component
Cost (per month)
Books
CAD 1,000 (INR 62.6 K)
Rent
CAD 1,100-1,500 (INR 68.9 K-INR 93.9 K)
Home insurance
CAD 30-50 (INR 1.9 K-INR 3.1 K)
Heating & Electricity
CAD 100-150 (INR 6.2 K-INR 9.3 K)
Telephone, Cable & Internet
CAD 120-150 (INR 7.5 K-9.3 K)
Groceries
CAD 400-600 (INR 25 K-INR 37.5 K)
Restaurants & Cafes
CAD 150-200 (INR 9.3 K-INR 12.5 K)
Transportation (including Gas & Repairs)
CAD 460-CAD 900 (INR 28.8 K-INR 56.3 K)
Personal care & Medications
CAD 120-250 (INR 7.5 K-INR 15.6 K)
Sports & Entertainment
CAD 150-300 (INR 9.3 K-INR 18.7 K)
Clothing
CAD 50-250 (INR 3.1 K-INR 15.6 K)
Other Expenses
CAD 100 (INR 6.2 K)
1 CAD=INR 62.64
Source: HEC Montreal
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The two campuses namely: King’s campus & the 1118 campus are located at very much walking distance from each other & are located ideally with a number of student support facilities in the city such as: clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, community gyms, grocery stores, restaurants, cafés & pubs among other.
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In terms of acceptance rate, Canada College has not made its data available to the general public, while the Bow Valley acceptance rate stands at 37%.
In terms of affordability of studies, Bow Valley College is much more affordable than Canada College.
Both institutes are known for their Business Management & Healthcare courses, but Bow Valley is known to offer a bigger course catalogue.
Given below is a detailed comparison between them:
Criteria | Canada College | Bow Valley College |
|---|---|---|
Location | 1118 Saint-Catherine St W, Montreal, Quebec H3B 1H5, Canada | 345 6 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4V1, Canada |
Acceptance Rate | Unknown | 37% |
Popular Courses & Streams | Database Administration, Business Administration & Digital Content
| Business & Management studies, Healthcare, IT & Software |
Average Tuition Fees | INR 13.45 L-INR 25 L | INR 3.04 L-INR 22.67 L |
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No, French is not a mandatory requirement for students planning to pursue higher studies from the institute.
French language test score (TEFAQ) is only needed from students planning to pursue their education in French.
The minimum TEFAQ grade international students need stands at B2.
The minimum IELTS score needed to secure admissions at Canada College is 6.0.
Apart from IELTS, students can alternatively, submit their TEFAQ test score, with a minimum grade B2.
The institute is not known to accept any other language test scores from international students to grant admissions at the institute.
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