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2,26,450 Indian students went to Canada in 2022.
— Kiran Kumar S (@KiranKS) September 28, 2023
About 1,36,000 of them were from Punjab.
Each student spends about CAN $17,000 during the first year. Plus they deposit CAN $10,200 in Guarantee Certificate.
Do the math on Punjab's contribution to the Canadian economy.
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