The courses of the applicant's major in China University must be the same as those of the same major or similar major in the University of Toronto. Or the class hours and credits of basic courses and specialized courses of the same major are not lower than the requirements of relevant courses of the University of Toronto, Canada. Otherwise, the applicant is likely to be rejected or conditionally admitted. The higher the popularity of a university, the harsher the conditions, and its content will have a direct impact on students' visa application. At present, the curriculum of most science and engineering majors in China University is the closest to that of the same major in the University of Toronto, Canada, so applicants studying science and engineering are most likely to be admitted to the Graduate School of the University of Toronto, Canada. As for the performance requirements, usually the GPA is at least 3.0, which is a basic standard.
Going to the University of Toronto in Canada for postgraduate study can not only enjoy Canada's first-class postgraduate education, experience Canada's first-class campus culture, but also enjoy first-class Toronto municipal services. The premise of all this is that you can stand out from the fierce competition. It is not easy to do this. First of all, you should make it clear that your undergraduate major must match the major setting of the University of Toronto.