University of Toronto

To get admission at the University of Toronto, International students are required to satisfy admission requirements. For MS programs international students require an appropriate bachelor’s degree or its equivalent with a final-year average of at least mid-B from a recognised university. However, some general admission requirements are common for most of the master’s courses and will depend on the country of origin of the student. University of Toronto admission requirements for Indian students:Minimum GPA: First Class/Division or 8.0/10 or 7.5/10 from the Indian Institute of TechnologyBachelor’s Equivalent: Bachelor’s degree, requiring a minimum of four years of study or completion of both a Bachelor’s (3-year) degree and Master’s degree.Masters Equivalent: MPhil, MTech, MEng, MScGRE/GMATLetter of RecommendationInterviewStatement of PurposeIELTS/TOEFL/DET

The cost of attending University of Torornto for Indian students can vary depending on several factors. Tuition fees for international students at University of Toronto are typically higher than for CAD citizens. However, it is important that the tuition fee can change over time, and it is recommended to visit the official website to recheck the fees and accommodation. Indian students should also consider other costs such as housing, health insurance, meals and transportation attending University of Toronto. Scholarships and financial aid options are also available to help students from financial barriers. Check out the below table for the costsinternational students for some of the popular programs from the table given below: Courses1st Year Tuition FeesMS (52 courses)INR 15.4 L - 40.7 LBA (88 courses)INR 35.8 L - 37.3 LBSc (112 courses)INR 24.9 L - 37.7 LMBA/PGDM (2 courses)INR 28 L - 41.6 LMIM (12 courses)INR 17.8 L - 44.8 LMA (51 courses)INR 15.4 L - 27.1 LMASc (8 courses)INR 17.8 L - 41.1 LBE / BTech (14 courses)INR 35.8 L - 40.3 LMSN (3 courses)INR 21.4 L - 25.6 LOthers PG (7 courses)INR 21.2 L - 26.9 LLiving ExpensesParticularsMonthly ExpensesHousingCAD 1,100 – CAD 2,700(INR 67, 100- 1,64,700)ElectricityCAD 65+(INR 3,965) InternetCAD 60 – CAD 115(INR 3,660 - 7,015) Phone billCAD 50 – CAD 100(INR 3050- 6100) Tenant’s insuranceCAD 15 – CAD 30(INR 915- 1830) Food & groceryCAD 340+(INR 20K)Transportation0 – CAD 128.15(INR 7.8K)Clothing & shoesCAD 30 – CAD 100(INR 1.8K- 6100)Monthly entertainment & other expensesCAD 150(INR 9.1K) Books & suppliesCAD 500 per semester(INR 30K)Note: For emergency funds, students must keep CAD 500 aside.(calculated with 1 CAD= 61.02 Indian ruppes)Also ReadCost of Studying in Canada Cost of Living in Canada for Indian Students 

Having around 43% acceptance rate the University of Toronto is very selective in admissions. Students are evaluated based on their academic history; some programs require supplementary applications, auditions or profiles. If English is not your first language, then you are required to demonstrate your proficiency in the English language. The application form that you will fill out for admission to undergraduate courses at the University of Toronto will depend on whether you are a current Ontario high school student, an applicant from another Canadian Province or an International applicant.Things to keep in Mind:International applicants can use the University of Toronto International Application portal.International students who want to apply to other universities in Ontario in addition to the University of Toronto should use the OUAC 105 application.If you have already applied with OUAC 105 application, you are not required to apply to the U of T with the International applicationIf you submit both applications, your second application will be cancelled without a refundFor graduate courses, Toronto University application can be submitted through the university's online interface Note: The acceptance rate given in the answer is not available on the official website. It was sourced from an unofficial source, therefore, it is subject to vary.