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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
If you have completed your 12th and with good academic percentile, 70% or above you should apply directly to a BBA programme to a good university. Even with less than 70% you can apply to some reputed SPP colleges. Why complicate things with credit transfers and applying for another Diploma? Yes, majority of the colleges and universities in Canada offers co-op particularly SPP colleges. You should contact some colleges directly, check their websites, email them about co-op opportunities, career assistance, stay back options, etc. This will also show you are serious to study there.
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Guide-Level 14
Please clarify if you want to do B.Tech or MS? Your question is very confusing.
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Guide-Level 14
Around 80% is the minimum requirement. The higher the scores the better, above 80% will keep you in a safe spot for admissions and scholarships.
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Scholar-Level 17
77 to 79% is required or 3.3 out of 4. You have to check this on their website, also write to them for acceptance of three years Bachelor's degree.
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, The University of Toronto is one of the highest ranked in Canada and among the most competitive and renowned in the world. Visit the university's website for some more information on its credibility.
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