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a week agoContributor-Level 9
In the year 2025, McGill University is ranked by US World and News. McGill University has a ranking of #62 in 2025 and #56 in 2024 in Global Universities Ranking category.
Using many factors US News & World Report evaluates McGill considering top university for rankings.
The important factors are Best Colleges for Veterans, most innovative schools, top performers on social mobility, average 6-year graduation rate, etc.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
The University of British Columbia mostly issues conditional offers of admission to Indian applicants. This requires these applicants to fulfill some specific academic or English language criteria before they start an application.
Given below are the admission requirements that need to be fulfilled -
- Minimum scores required in English language tests
- Maintaining a minimum grade average in class 12
- Final transcripts
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, it is important for Indian applicants to pay an enrollment deposit to the University of British Columbia. The amount for the same is CAD 3,000 which comes down to around INR 2 L for these students.
Also, this whole amount gets credited towards the first year tuition fees at UBC. The students are supposed to accept the offer and make the payment by a certain admission deadline as set by this university.
(CAD 1 = INR 66.47)
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
English language requirements are there at the University of British Columbia for Indian applicants along with the minimum score requirements.
Yes, the English requirement waivers are available at UBC Canada for students who studied in the English medium in India. To get it, the applicant should be able to provide the docs as given below -
- Letter from the school confirming English medium studies
- A Medium of Instruction (MOI)
- High grades in English
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
There are many notable Law alumni of University of Toronto who engaged at the Supreme Court of Canada. Some of these alumni are mentioned below-
Bora Laskin- Chief Justice of Canada (1973–1984)
John C. Major- Puisne justice of Supreme Court of Canada (1992–2005)
John Sopinka- Puisne justice of the Supreme Court, (1988–1997)
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The popular practice areas where most Law graduates practice are Full Service Firm, Government and Public Interest, Clerkship, Litigation, Labour and Employment, etc. The table mentioned below shows the popular area of Law practice along with number of graduates practicing in that area-
Description | Class of 2024 |
|---|---|
Clerkship | 7.5% |
Government and Public Interest | 11.5% |
In-house Counsel | 2% |
Full Service Firm | 57% |
Criminal | 1% |
Family | 0.5% |
Immigration | 1% |
Intellectual Property | 2% |
Labour and Employment | 3.5% |
Litigation | 7% |
Real Estate | 0.5% |
Tax | 0.5% |
Other Practice Area | 6% |
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
There are various employment types in which University of Toronto Law graduates get engaged after their graduation. According to latest 2024 report by U of T, the employment types are mentioned in the table below-
Description | Class of 2024 |
|---|---|
Clerkship | 7.0% |
Government and Public Interest | 12% |
Private Practice | 81% |
Law Practice Program | - |
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Students who want to study law from University of Toronto must follow process mentioned below to get into law school-
Complete online application form
Pay application fee of CAD 130
Upload important documents such as educational transcripts, LOR, SOP, proof of passport, etc.
Submit application
Wait for response to arrive
Check application status regularly
Pack your bags to study in Canada
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
University of Toronto is ranked by Shiksha Popularity Ranking as #1 Law school in Canada. UofT as it is called attains global rank #16 as part of the latest QS Law rankings with placing it amongst the best universities in the world in 2026.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Cost of living at Jackman Faculty of Law differs depending on lifestyle of student. Cost of living for international students is about CAD 4,000 (INR 2.65 L). This include various costs such as- rent, food, internet, transportation, etc. Mentioned below is cost of living of University of Toronto Law Faculty-
Fee Component | Cost in CAD (per month) | Cost in INR |
|---|---|---|
Books & Supplies | CAD 550 | INR 36.5 K |
Rent (including Utilities) | CAD 1,130 – CAD 2,700 | INR 75.1 L - INR 1.79 L |
Phone | CAD 50 – CAD 100 | INR 3.3 K - INR 6.6 K |
Internet | CAD 60 – CAD 115 | INR 3.9 K - INR 7.6 K |
Food | CAD 350+ | INR 23.2 K |
Transportation | CAD 143 | INR 9.5 K |
Other Miscellaneous Expenses | CAD 200 | INR 13.2 K |
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