Here’s an approximate breakdown of the top-valued degrees in Canada (2025) in terms of starting or average salaries, structured similarly to your India chart:
| Degree / Field | Typical Salary Range (CAD/yr) | Sector |
| Medicine (MD/Physician) | ~$165k–$230k (varies by province) | Healthcare |
| Pharmacy (B.Pharm / Pharm.D.) | ~$117k average | Pharma |
| Dental (Dentistry) | ~$93k average (often 100k‑150k) | Dental |
| Mining / Petroleum Engineering | ~$126k average | Engineering |
| Chemical / Other Engineering | ~$91k–94k avg; entry-level ~65k | Engineering |
| Computer Science / IT / Data | ~$95k–100k avg (entry ~70k‑80k) | Tech |
| Business / Finance / MBA | ~$100k avg for master’s/MBA; Bachelor finance roles ~63k entry-level | Finance/Management |
| Registered Nurse (B.ScN) | ~$90k average (entry ~60‑80k) | Healthcare |
| Accounting / Professional (CPA) | ~$60k–75k entry to analyst roles; rich progression ahead | Accounting / Business |
| Social Work (MSW) | ~$60k–150k depending on position | Social / Public Services |
| General Sciences / Arts / Humanities | ~$40k–60k typical entry-level; median often ~45k | Broad roles |
🧭 Career Highlights & Notes:
- Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Engineering and Tech degrees reliably lead to the highest pay packages—often exceeding CAD 90k/year (~₹55 LPA).
- Computer Science / IT / Data roles: Entry-level CAD 70k–95k; mid-career easily clears 6‑digit salaries in bigger cities
- Engineering graduates, including chemical and mining, often start at CAD 65k, with averages around CAD 90k plus high paid specialties in mining/petroleum engineering
- MBA / Finance / Business graduates can start around CAD 60k–100k depending on degree level and position; financial roles can approach ~100k swiftly
- Registered Nurses (B.ScN) average around CAD 90k/year; entry salaries ~CAD 60k‑80k
- Accounting / CPA paths: Starting CAD 50k‑60k; progression possible via Big Four or senior roles
- Social Work (MSW) has a wide range: from approximately CAD 60k to as high as CAD 150k for senior role
- Arts, Humanities, and general Science majors often begin careers at lower wages (CAD 40k‑60k); many require further credentials or specialization for higher earnings
✅ Summary:
- Top pay degrees: Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Engineering (esp. mining/petroleum), Computer Science/AI, and Business (MBA/Finance).
- Strong paths: Nursing, Accounting/Finance, and Social Work with growth potential.
- Less financial ROI on average: General Arts/Science unless followed up with professional or technical specialization.
