Is McGill hard to get into for Indian students?

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McGill University acceptance rate is 48.08% for UG students and 34.38% for PG  students, suggesting that the university's admission criteria are moderately selective. To maximise the chances of selection, build an all-rounder profile as an Indian aspirant.

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