Can I trust EduCanada to compare Canada scholarships open to Indian students?

Use EduCanada as your first stop, then move to individual university award pages where most international funding sits. Check eligibility line by line for every award listed on EduCanada, since each one sets its own rules. Compare awards on coverage and conditions, not just on names.

Where to look for Canadian scholarships

A checklist for comparing Canadian awards

1. Confirm that Indian citizens are eligible for the award at your level of study.
2. See whether it covers tuition, living costs or both.
3. Check if the award is automatic with admission or needs a separate application.
4. Note the deadline for your intake, which is often earlier than the admission deadline.
5. Look for renewal conditions such as maintaining a minimum grade average.
6. Ask the department about research funding if you are applying for a master's by research or doctorate.

Do not build your budget around one award. Plan for a mix of sources such as university entrance awards and department funding, and confirm each on the official page.

My Advice

Treat third-party scholarship search sites as discovery tools only. Confirm every award on the university or government page, and keep a table of eligibility and deadlines. Check the next cycle dates on the official pages instead of relying on dates you saw elsewhere.

This information is available on: educanada.ca