Frequently Asked Questions

To initiate the process of studying in Canada, kindly provide us with your complete name, email address, contact number, and citizenship details. You may also forward your resume to apply@ysdecision.com. Following your submission, one of our experienced consultants will promptly reach out to you to discuss the necessary steps and requirements.

Proof of Financial Support, often referred to as 'show money,' is a mandatory requirement for Canadian student visa applications. It demonstrates your ability to cover tuition fees and living expenses during your stay in Canada

 Y's Decision offers free profile evaluations and advisory consultations. 

We are not an employment agency; rather, Y's Decision is an educational consultancy agency that specializes in providing consultancy services to individuals seeking educational opportunities in Canada.

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The total cost of studying in Canada can vary significantly based on the specific program and institution you choose. Generally, students should budget for tuition fees, which typically range from 10,000 to 18,000 CAD per year, as well as meeting the minimum financial support requirements set by Canadian Immigration.

We highly recommend discussing your specific situation with our team for a more accurate estimate. While we would like to provide an exact figure, it will be determined by your unique profile and the chosen program. Your individual circumstances will play a crucial role in determining the precise financial requirements.

At Y's Decision, we do not offer financial assistance or provide loans to our applicants. We also do not have a "Pay later, study now" option available. Our services focus on educational consultancy and guidance, and we recommend that applicants secure their financial resources through appropriate channels to support their academic pursuits.

You may be able to apply for discounts or scholarship programs at the schools once you've arrived in Canada. 

Yes, it is possible to study in Canada without taking the IELTS exam. Canadian institutions do offer various alternatives for demonstrating English language proficiency, and the options you mentioned are indeed some of them. Here are some details on some of these alternatives:

1. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): This is a widely accepted English language proficiency test, and many Canadian universities and colleges recognize TOEFL scores as an alternative to IELTS.
2. Duolingo English Test: Some institutions in Canada accept the Duolingo English Test as proof of English proficiency. It is a relatively new and online test that assesses all four language skills - speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
3. CanTEST: The Canadian Test of English for Scholars and Trainees (CanTEST) is another option for demonstrating English proficiency. Some institutions may accept CanTEST scores in place of IELTS.
4. PTE (Pearson Test of English): PTE is a computer-based English language proficiency test. Many Canadian universities and colleges recognize PTE scores as an alternative to IELTS.
5. CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language): The CAEL test is designed to assess the English language skills of students planning to study in Canada. It is accepted by several Canadian institutions.
6. CPE (Cambridge Proficiency in English): The Cambridge English Exams, including CPE, are widely recognized internationally and may be accepted by certain Canadian universities and colleges.
7. Cambridge English Exams: Apart from CPE, other Cambridge English exams such as FCE (First Certificate in English) and CAE (Certificate in Advanced English) may also be accepted by some institutions.

It's important to note that the specific requirements for English language proficiency may vary from one institution to another and even from one program to another within the same institution. Therefore, it's advisable to check the admission requirements of the particular university or college and program you are interested in to determine which alternative tests they accept, if any.

Additionally, some programs may still require the IELTS exam as their preferred method of assessing English proficiency, so it's essential to research and confirm the requirements for your specific course of study.

We are pleased to announce that we have established strategic partnerships with esteemed educational institutions in Canada. Furthermore, we are diligently working towards expanding our network to include reputable partner institutions in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand in the near future. 

To study in Canada, you must be at least 18 years old and have completed Grade 12 or 2 years of college for the old curriculum. Applicants aged 45 and above may face higher visa application risks. We offer guidance, but approval is not guaranteed based on age.

Students are permitted to engage in part-time employment (up to 24 hours per week) during scheduled classes and full-time employment during scheduled breaks (e.g., Spring break, reading week, Christmas break).