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a month ago
Contributor-Level 10
UBC University ranking is #40 in the QS 2026 rankings. Also, UBC University has been ranked among the Top 30 among the world's top universities across 5 subject areas-
- Social Sciences & Management: #18
- Natural Sciences: #22
- Arts & Humanities: #23
- Life Sciences & Medicine: #25
- Engineering & Technology: #29
New answer posted
a month ago
Contributor-Level 10
UBC University ranking is #40 in the QS 2026 rankings. Also, UBC University has been ranked among the Top 30 among the world's top universities across 5 subject areas-
- Social Sciences & Management: #18
- Natural Sciences: #22
- Arts & Humanities: #23
- Life Sciences & Medicine: #25
- Engineering & Technology: #29
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
If the Indian students meet the baseline requirement, it is just the first step for Indian students. If the rejections still take place than the factor of the University at Buffalo being too competitive may be the reason.
Below are some of the reasons for rejection -
- Lack of differentiation
- Generic SOPs
- Highly competitive programs
- Poor academic fit
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
The UG admissions at the University at Buffalo is generally less competitive than the PG admissions for Indian students.
However, all in all, it is not that difficult to get admission here as the acceptance rate is around 60 to 74%.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Harvard University values impact (made via projects, initiatives, start-ups) over just certifications for Indian students.
Harvard heavily focuses on what the applicants bring to the table. And the projects and Startups help prove that you possess leadership, resourcefulness and a genuine desire to improve the community.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
For international students at UBC, the tuition fee deposit is different as per the courses. The course-wise deposit is given below-
| Course | Acceptance Deposit |
|---|---|
| New international UG | CAD 3,000 or INR 2.05 L |
| New international B.D.Sc degree | CAD 1,000 or INR 68k |
| New international Vantage program | CAD 3,000 |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, for Indian students who are applying to Harvard University, a strong spike is definitely required. The spike means an exceptional depth in one specific area.
And, it is significantly better than a traditionally well-rounded profile. This is because a lot of Indian students are highly qualified and have perfect academics, hence a spike helps Indian students stand out from the pool of generic applications.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
MIT releases application deadlines for UG students that are applicable for international and U.S. citizens. Indian students can apply for Early Action for UG courses. The application deadline is Nov 1, 2026. Apart from this, the students can apply for Regular Action as well.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
As of Oct 2025, the total no. of students enrolled at MIT USA is 11,816. Out of this, 4,500+ are UG students and 7,200+ are PG students. The total no. of international students at this university is 3,437. The no. of countries represented by students is 137.
For the Class of 2029, 89% is U.S. students and 11% is the percentage of international students.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
The US News has ranked Erasmus University Rotterdam #76 in 2025 which is a decline in rank from what it was in the last year. Look at the given observations -
- Also, a constant decline in the rankings can be observed from last three years.
- These EUR rankings have been released under the Global Universities of the world.
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