Everything you need to know about Intakes in Canada

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Intakes in Canada

• Admission Cycles for International Students

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Intakes in Canada

• There are three main Intakes in Canada
• Fall Intake (September Cycle)
• Winter Intake (January Cycle)
• Spring Intake (May Intake)

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Deadlines for Universities

• Fall Intake December - March
• Winter Intake September - November
• Spring Intake December - January
• These are general Deadlines, they change with
  courses and universities. Universities usually
  declare the deadlines on their course pages.

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Deadlines for Diploma Courses

• January Semester August - September
• May Semester January - February
• August/September Semester February - April
• These are general Deadlines, they change with
  courses and colleges. Colleges usually declare
  the deadlines on their course pages.

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Fall Intake

• This intake includes most number of institutes
  offering the largest number of seats available in
  all the courses, compared to other two Intakes.
• It is the primary intake for the students who
  want to study in Canada. Most Students prefer
  fall intake to start their studies in Canada, as
  it will give them enough time to be conditioned
  to the studies and the environment. This will put
  these students, 4 to 5 months ahead of the
  students joining in winter intake. Apart from
  that, the weather in fall is more pleasant
  compared to the winter.

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Winter Intake

• Winter intake in Canada is also known as January
  Intake.
• This intake can be considered as the continuation
  of the fall intake. A fewer number of institutes
  offer courses in winter intake compared to the
  fall intake.
• Students who have missed the Fall Intake have the
  second chance at applying in the Winter Intake.

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Spring Intake

• Spring intake in Canada or summer intake in
  Canada is also known as May Intake.
• This is the least preferred intake of all the
  intakes in Canada that are available. Not many
  colleges offer a course during the spring
  session, and the ones that offer are very few.
• Most of the students prefer going back to their
  homes or take a spring break off during summer.
  It is not a compulsory semester. Students can
  still take the courses if they want to, but as
  said earlier, there are not many options to
  choose from.

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