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Here is why Canadian employers are eager to recruit students from University of Mumbai and Kendriya Vidyalaya more >>

Some of the major Canada employers are choosing graduates from the University of Mumbai and Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) to ...

Behavioural economics to master human nature more >>

Organisations and businesses are fundamentally a collection of human beings. Our traditional models of business assume t ...

New application process for Indians to study in Canada more >>

The Government of Canada has introduced the Student Direct Stream (SDS), a new online application process for Indian stu ...

Uof T to set up School of Cities Alliance in India to contribute to Smart Cities mission more >>

Ted Sargent from U of T talks about Indo-Canadian partnership to foster research innovation and entrepreneurial culture ...

New Canadian visa systems can fast-track immigration process for Indian students more >>

In 2017, the number of Indian students who received study permits for Canada was 83,410.This number is steadily growing ...

Why are toppers going for Arts and psychology courses? more >>

This year’s Class XII CBSE topper, Meghna Srivastava, who scored 499 marks out of 500, will be attending the University ...

Now Canada visa will take lesser time for meritorious students more >>

The government of Canada has made some changes to the student visa programme to provide meritorious international studen ...

Students from UoT develop wearable device to help mobility impaired walk more >>

Trexo Robotics, the brainchild of two students from the UoT, has been designed for children with mobility issues ...

As some countries close doors, Canada opens it more >>

As the US and the UK become more inward-looking, the contrast to Canada’s open, international outlook could not be more ...

MBA in healthcare more >>

With the pace of change in healthcare and the life sciences sector, a new Executive MBA programme from the University of ...

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