Is the University of Toronto really as hard as everyone says it is?
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The University of Toronto does not disclose the acceptance rate for international students. An unofficial source claims that the University of Toronto acceptance rate is 54% which shows the university is moderately tough to get in. The university considers various factors including academic transcripts from high school/senior secondary levels, GPA of 3.6 on 4-point scale, fulfilling English language requirements, standardized test scores, All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE), or Indian School Certificate (CISCE) showcasing excellent results. Students who fulfill eligibility and all the above selection criteria can easily get into
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For many of the University of Toronto courses, international students are interviewed after they are shortlisted. An interview is very common for programs like Medicine, Graduate Studies (PhD), Master of Biotechnology and more.
Other than these graduation courses, there might also be an interview for some UG courses as well.
Yes, if your application was not up to the mark for reasons like not enough GPA or any other issues, you get a rejection letter through your registered email address. If applying, make sure that you have a minimum GPA of 3.0.
To be considered for an MBA at the University of Toronto, international applicants need to have a minimum GPA of 3.0. Other than that, international students also need -
- A UG degree
- English language proficiency with minimum score required
- Good LORs, SOP
- GMAT or GRE (if the student does not have a UG degree)
Once the University of Toronto application is submitted, the decisions are released in the beginning of January and continue till late May. Students are required to throw in their hats a little early so that they are able to have a seamless onboarding process.
No, the University of Toronto does not follow a rolling admission system. It is important to know that there are specific admission deadlines available at this university that international students need to follow.
But yes, if your application was not selected in the first rounds, it is then reviewed in the next rounds.
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