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Am i able to pursue software engineering from waterloo, utoronto or ubc?

Class 10-10cgpa class 11-76% good cv currently in class 12 yet to give ielts......

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Asked by Daksh Mehta

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Nidhi Sharma Student Mentor for Foreign Education | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

Dear Daksh, Of course with your kind of grades in class 10th & 11th, you may get an entry to all three universities of Canada, which will give you conditional offer that you need to get an overall percentage of 85 & above in your class 12th too. You need to apply through OUAC for Univ of Toronto & Waterloo while UBC has a separate application. IELTS or TOEFL can be taken by Dec or earlier to make sure your application is complete. Try & complete your applications with all 3 universities before December 1st week in order to meet Early Applications/Financial Deadlines.

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Vikas Pandey A budding CS Engineer and Web developer. | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

You need to apply through OUAC for University of Toronto and Waterloo while UBC has a separate application. IELTS or TOEFL can be taken by December or earlier to make sure your application is complete. Try and complete your applications with all 3 universities before December 1st week in order to meet early applications/financial deadlines.

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