Dalhousie University

Before applying for admission, applicants should be familiar with the following highlights:

These are the topmost reasons why students are captivated to study at Dalhousie University:

• Dalhousie is a well-known hilltop station in Himachal Pradesh, so one can enjoy its pleasant climate and natural beauty.
• It is one of the top research-intensive institutions with U15 recognition in Canada.
• University accepts a varied range of students from Canada and throughout the world to focus on creating a culture of diversity and inclusivity.
• Every year, $40 million is committed in scholarships, bursaries, and financial support for student jobs.
• There is the largest Killiam Memorial Library with millions of books and 40,000 journals.
• University provides more than 90 exchange and studies abroad possibilities from around 43 countries.
• There are friendly professors who encourage and motivate the students throughout their academic journey.
• More than 2,660 student accommodation spaces are available in a variety of residences.
• There are numerous cultural activities and groups that connect students to their cultural heritage at Dalhousie International Students Association.

Students who meet the following requirements are eligible to participate in the admissions process:

Bachelor Degree Programs:

• Secondary school graduation (Grade 12)
• Overall grade point average should be 70% in five academic courses.
• A final grade point average of 70% in Grade 12 academic English.

Faculty of Agriculture:

• Minimum average grade points of 75%
• Academic English 12
• Pre-calculus Math 12
• Additional academic subjects (varies per program)

Postgraduate degree:

• Required 4 years of bachelor’s degree in relevant disciplines
• Should acquire a minimum 3.0 GPA in the final year.

English Language Requirements:

• TOEFL - minimum score of 90(iBT) and no less than 20 in each band.
• IELTS – overall score should be 6.5 and no less than 6.0 in each band.
• CAEL online – score should be 70.
• Pearson Test of English – overall score is 61 and no less than 50.
• Duolingo English Test - Minimum score of 115, with no sub-score below 95.

Keep the following information in mind if you are applying to the admission at Dalhousie University:

Step 1: University provides a variety of programs to help you create an educational experience that is unique to you. Here students may apply to a maximum of three programs so that if you are not admitted to your first choice, you will be evaluated for your second and third choices.

Step 2: Examine the general entrance criteria and additional requirements for your chosen program. It is very important to meet the English Language Requirements for admission.

Step 3: To begin the application procedure, go to Dal Online and generate an admission login ID and pin. Start filling the application form..

Step 4: Students are required to submit documents along with final semester results. Official Transcript need to be submitted online or can mail to international.admissions@dal.ca

Step 5: You must pay the $70 CAD registration fee to complete your application.

Step 6: As Dalhousie offers various entrance awards, students have to submit the application before the deadline.

Step 7: Accept the offer letter and apply for the Visa process.

Students must present the following documents at the time of registration:

• Academic Transcripts (High school/college/diploma)
• Application form
• Offer letter
• Degree certificates
• English language test scores
• Academic mark sheets
• Resume
• ID proof
• Acceptance letter
• Work permit (if applicable)
• Writing samples
• Statement purpose
• Passport size photos
• Letter of Recommendation
• COVID certificate
• Higher secondary certificate
• Valid passport
• Caste certificate
• Health certificate

Dalhousie University gives millions of dollars in scholarships and bursaries to new students each year.

Entrance scholarships:

• These scholarships are available for future undergraduate students who completed their high school
• Students must have an entrance average of 80% or 26 predicted/anticipated IB Diploma points.
• A General Entrance Award Application is to be filled initially to apply for this scholarship.
• The application deadline is March.

Renewable Scholarships:

• Students will be directly eligible for this scholarship if they meet the requirements.
• A certain amount of credit hours must be completed over two academic terms, as well as a minimum SGPA (scholarship GPA) must be obtained.
• The average of the two-term GPAs is used to determine scholarship eligibility.

In-Course Scholarships:

• Students are eligible for the scholarship only if they hold a renewable scholarship.
• Value is $500- $2000
• Minimum SGPA should be 3.7
• Must have completed 30 credit hours of study at Dalhousie during their academic term.

Renewable and in-course scholarships are available for the current undergraduate students

Other Award Opportunities:

• Aramark Leadership Award
• W. Andrew MacKay Alumni Scholarship
• Faculty of agriculture scholarships

Take a peek at Dalhousie College's global and national rankings:

A fantastic array of lecturers from several academic disciplines will be available on campus:

Dalhousie University has worldwide affiliations with the following organization

• Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE)
• Colleges and Institutes Canada (AUCC)
• Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU)
• Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL)
• Canadian University Society for Intercollegiate Debate (CUSID)
• International Association of Universities (IAU)

Students at Dalhousie University have access to high-tech amenities such as:

• Library
• Book store
• Dalcard
• Bissett student success center
• Writing center
• Dalplex
• Dental clinic
• Residence
• Food services
• International center
• Student Health and Wellness center
• Security services

The following table lists the important entry deadlines for students:

When it comes to housing, students at Dalhousie Campus have a variety of choices:

• Dalhousie residences are classified into traditional and non-traditional homes, to explore every advantage of residence life.
• There are six resident halls at Traditional residences and two apartments at non-traditional residences.
• A meal plan is compulsory for the students of traditional residences while an optional meal plan is available at non-traditional housing.
• Residences are closely organized to avail athletic facilities, meeting places, classes, and friends.
• There are no separate monthly charges for the internet, cable, and local phone all are included. There is a contract of 8-months agreement period for all the students living at residences.

Resources you will find in Residences:

Students can check their monthly expenses plan according to the following information provided:

Note: 1 CAD$ = 58.15 Rs(for calculation purpose)