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Waterloo UniversityTuition Fees for International Students
The University of Waterloo fee structure consists of several costs that Indian students have to pay during their academic journey. These include tuition fee, accommodation or hostel fees, transportation and other costs. A significant part of the total cost is the first-year tuition fee, which generally is in the range of CAD 15,392 - 73,000 (INR 9,29,061 - 44,06,280). This varies on the choice of course. The fee details below are taken from the official website of University of Waterloo and are subject to change.
The table below for university's tuition fees in Indian Rupees for different courses:
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| Course level | Cost in INR |
|---|---|
| UG | INR 9.82 K |
| PG | INR 7.87 K |
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Student Forum
Answered 5 months ago
Uni of Waterloo acceptance rate is 53% which means that university accepts 53 out of 100 students. This means that the University of Waterloo admissions criteria are moderately selective as only half of the applicants are likely to become students at the canada-based university
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 5 months ago
Waterloo is known to offer perfect blend of urban & natural living & strong emphasis on education. However, region has its fair share of pros & cons.
The pros & cons are mentioned below:
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Thriving Tech Scence | Cold Winters |
| Excellent Education Infrastructure | Located far from Toronto |
| Balanced Lifestyle | Higher Costs of Living |
| Strong Job Market | Limited Nightlife |
| Quality Public Transit System | Potential for Congestion in transit during peak hours |
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 5 months ago
Waterloo is considered the equivalent of Ivy League Universities in USA. It is recognised as one of the best uni's in the world for STEM studies and encourages entrepreneurship on campus.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 9 months ago
There is no GRE requirements for graduate candidates at the University of Waterloo. Instead, they must have a bachelor's degree from a recognised university or equivalent and submit the document requirements such as unofficial transcripts (including awarding of degree/degree certificate), reference,
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Answered 8 months ago
Waterloo University graduates work for top companies such as Meta, Deloitte, Apple, University of Toronto, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Shopify, Tesla, WAT.ai etc.
Furthermore, graduates are highly skilled in the following:
- Leadership
- Microsoft Office
- Project Management
- Microsoft Excel
- Teamwork
- Communication
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