University of Toronto

ARWU has ranked the University of Toronto very highly along with great the top subject rankings as well. In the year 2025, Toronto University is ranked #25 which is a slight improvement from what is was the last year. 

The given parameters are used to rank the unis like the University of Toronto by the Shanghai rankings - 

• Quality of Education
• Quality of Faculty 
• Research Output 
• Per Capita Performance 

Yes, the University of Toronto rankings by Times Higher Education are generally considered accurate as it uses many parameters like -

• Teaching
• Research Environment
• Research Quality
• Industry Standards
• International Outlook

As per the given parameters,  Times Higher Education awards the University of Toronto a score of 88.5 out of 100 which is really good. 

The University of Toronto is one of the most popular universities in Canada and around the world.

This university is ranked by some of the top ranking bodies of the world. As per the latest global rankings in 2026, Toronto is ranked #21 by Times Higher Education World Universities Rankings.

As per 2026 rankings, Toronto is ranked among the best 30 global courses such as -

• Arts and Humanities
• Clinical and Health
• Engineering
• Psychology

Scholarship deadlines at Uni of Toronto vary for different financial aid programs. Most scholarships have their deadlines between November and January.

This includes the Lester B Pearson International Student Scholarship, University of Toronto Scholars Program and several Graduate Scholarships.

Yes, Indian students are allowed to change their course at U of T Canada. This can be done using the ACORN portal. Here students can add, delete, and change courses or majors.

Students will need to meet the requirements of the new course, and apply on time. Some programs with "limited enrollment" only admit students with excellent grades.

To enroll in MBA at University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management they need to fulfil following eligiblity criteria-

• Recognized 4-year UG degree
• Academic transcripts
• Minimum of work experience of 2 years
• English proficiency proof

Yes there are many interdisciplinary courses available at the University of Toronto for students. These include-

•  Diaspora and transnational studies 
• Data Science Specialist
• Arts and Contemporary Studies
• Language and Intercultural Relations (Honours)
• Social Sciences & Humanities (regular and co-op) etc.

In 2026 UofT stood to be one of just six institutions in the world to achieve a top 30 spot in all of the subject rankings by THE. It was also the only Canadian university in this list. Overall the top courses are-

• Education studies
• Psychology
• Arts and humanities
• Life sciences
• Computer science
• Business and economics
• Law
• Social sciences
• Engineering
• Physical sciences 

Yes of the total 700 UG and 300 PG programs available at UofT, there are multiple Science, Tech, Engineering and Mathematics focused programs available for students. Some of the key fields include Computer Engineering, Quantitative Physiology and Computer Science. Its also often ranked as #1 Canadian based university for STEM education/research.

International students need to pay a tuition fee of CAD 63,570-74,430 or INR 43.2 - 50.6LPA depending on the programme they apply for at UofT. An additional incidental/ancillary fees of CAD 2,271 or INR 1.5L is also required. The rest of the expected expenses may include-