You say you are going to "study a bachelors degree in Canada". Does this mean you have been accepted into a program or no? I would assume that most people would like to first see if they can afford studying abroad before they apply to institutions.. so I think what you are doing is right. You need to explore how you will finance your studies, because otherwise I am not sure how one can get a student visa? For studies abroad, especially at the undergraduate level, the level of aid/scholarships available is almost always negligible so you are pretty much on your own. Unless you have a guarantor in Canada I would find it very difficult to believe that any Canadian bank/institution would give you a loan.

"I guess you have not mastered the currency difference. One Canadian Dollar is equals approx Rs.40 so if interest here is around 6-8% depending on different banks and your scenario...in India it can not be 40 times of here. In India you can get the same around 7-10%.".... no tax

......... well u seem to have mastered the currency difference. Do you even know what you have written??????

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