I scored 82% in 12th board exams from science PCM and want to study abroad especially Canada. What should I do?

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Arslan Shaikh
7 years ago
You have scored very well in class 12th. For studying in Canada, you have to apply in universities in September and October. For that, you have to fill online application form. You can apply in: 1) University Of Toronto 2) University Of Queensland 3) University Of British Columbia and many more.

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Thank you so much.

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