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Virajita Bisht

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The University of Toronto is very well known for its LLM courses as they are ranked and highly recognized in the world.

Some of the LLM concentrations which are widely recognised at the UofT are Business Law and Health Law, Ethics and Policy and more.  

The reason for their popularity is that they offer strong career alignment with the booming healthcare industry of Canada.

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, Indian students can pay their fees in installments at the U of T Canada. The university uses a 2-part instalment plan for students to pay their dues for the Fall/Winter semesters.

The first instalment worth half the tuition fee is due sometime in August for the Fall intake. The second instalment is due in November.

In some cases, students may also be eligible for payment deferrals. Check utoronto.ca to know more.

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Indian students need to pay a non-refundable deposit worth CAD 5,000 (INR 3.45 Lakhs) to accept their offer and hold their spot at Uni Toronto.

This is not an extra fee. It applies directly towards a student's overall tuition costs. Deposits can be paid via the ACORN portal. Flywire and Convera are also acceptable modes of payments.

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MPR at the U of T needs to be paid to confirm registration. The MPR also includes any unpaid fees from previous sessions. Students can find the exact MPR amount on the ACORN portal.

Students receiving a government financial aid, have a tuition waiver, third-party sponsor, or award, may be eligible to defer their fees.

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Mamona Dixit

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Yes, in general, Indian students like to go for STEM programs at the University of Toronto. The U of T courses given below are some of the most popular choices -

  • Computer Science
  • Engineering
  • Data Sciences are  

The QS Rankings for some of the top courses at the University of Toronto are given as follows:

Course Category202420252026
Engineering and Technology171717
Master's in Business Analytics121617
Law and Legal Studies171618
Biological Sciences222216
Architecture and Built Environment395144

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, Uni Toronto is a good choice for Indian students interested in strong STEM courses, a diverse community (students from 175 countries), and good post study opportunities (90% placement rate).

Deloitte, RBC, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are among the top companies who hire U of T graduates. For research, it ranks among the top 5 universities.

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Akash Gaur

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Both U of T and UBC are top-tier institutions in Canada. However, Uni Toronto is generally considered the better of the two for global ranking and research. Given below is how these institutions compare:

FactorUniversity of TorontoUniversity of British Columbia
Rank in Canada (QS 2027)#2#3
Global Ranking (QS)#32#45+
Good forHealth Sciences, Medicine, and LawPsychology and Business
Study EnvironmentCompetitiveMore Relaxed
Acceptance Rate for Indian Students76.81%52%

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Getting a seat at Uni Toronto can be competitive for Indian students. The University of Toronto acceptance rate for Indian students is 76.81%. Strong scores are required in the Class 12th board exams or the UG degree and active participation in extracurriculars.

Students interested in PG courses need a minimum GPA of 7.0 on a 10.0 scale. Some courses may ask for better entry requirements.

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Virajita Bisht

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Yes, the University of Toronto is very well known for its Engineering courses among Indian students. It is widely known as the premier Engineering school in Canada. The Engineering courses offered here are ranked by some of the top-ranking bodies of the world. As per Shiksha, the University of Toronto Engineering ranking is #1 for 2026

Given below are the UofT Engineering course rankings, take a look -

Ranked by202420252026
QS - Engineering and Technology171717
THE (Times Higher Education) - PG Computer Science252322
THE (Times Higher Education) - Engineering262325
QS - Mechanical Aeronautical and Manufacturing Engineering323835

 

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Mamona Dixit

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The University of Toronto is a highly popular university among Indian students and it is also ranked very well in the world.

The U of T courses like Computer Science, Engineering, Business and Economics are quite famous and has their place in the top ranking bodies like the QS. 

Look at the University of Toronto subject rankings given below - 

Course Category

2026

Engineering and Technology

17

Master's in Business Analytics

17

Law and Legal Studies

18

Biological Sciences

16

 Architecture and Built Environment

44

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