University of Saskatchewan: Ranking, Courses, Admission, Fees, Scholarship & Placements

• The most extensive institute-led freshwater research program takes place at USask. The Global Water Future is a $301 million investment comprising over 475 partners worldwide. 

• It is integral to the U-15 Group of Canadian research-based higher education institutions. USask is the proud possessor of a couple of Canada First Research Excellence Fund programs.

• One thousand eight hundred sixty-five acres campus of the university features multiple buildings, including a sports arena, halls, state-of-the-art laboratories, and libraries.

• The expansion of VIDO in recent times has led to the addition of a well-equipped vaccine manufacturing unit, increasing the bio-manufacturing potential of Canada.

• USask boasts a strong 163,000+ alumni network worldwide and offers UG and PG programs in over 150 fields of study. The university offers its courses through 3 graduate schools and 13 colleges. 

• It is the only Canadian university partnered with the UK's Oxford University. Qualified students of USask get the opportunity to experience studying at the esteemed St Anne's College for one year. 

University of Saskatchewan Rankings

• National Rankings: The University of Saskatchewan is ranked among the top 15 universities in Canada, known for its research output and strong programs in agriculture, engineering, and veterinary science.
• World Rankings: Globally, U of S is positioned within the top 500 universities according to QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education, reflecting its robust academic reputation.

• Applying through the online application portal of the University of Saskatchewan is a must for applicants.
• Obtaining an average score of 70% in higher secondary examinations or equivalent or securing at least a 3.0 GPA is essential.
• Uploading the school report certificate or form is necessary for every applicant.
• Taking an English language proficiency examination such as IELTS or TOEFL iBT and scoring excellent marks can help non-native English-speaking applicants prove English proficiency. TOEFL iBT – 90| IELTS – 7
• Scoring high marks in a standardized exam can improve applicants' chances of securing admission.
• Providing a letter of recommendation, a statement of purpose, a resume, a valid passport, and a portfolio is vital for everyone who applies for an undergraduate program. The application fee for an undergraduate course is 90 CAD.

• A bachelor's degree with at least 70% aggregate or a minimum 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale is a must.
• English language proficiency score has to be 90 for TOEFL iBT or 7 for IELTS.
• Applicants must take a GRE or GMAT exam and secure excellent marks.
• Providing academic transcripts is a crucial requirement.
• International applicants must upload all necessary documents, including an SOP, LOR, a valid passport, and an updated curriculum vitae. The application fee for a PG program is 125 CAD.

• Online application for an undergraduate or postgraduate course is essential through the university's official portal.

• Undergraduate program applicants must have the senior secondary examination result with a minimum of 70% aggregate.

• Graduates who apply for a postgraduate course must have a bachelor's degree in a relevant subject with at least 70% of marks. 

• One has to score impressive marks in IELTS or TOEFL iBT to prove their proficiency in the English language.

• Scoring well in GMAT or GRE is necessary for students who apply for postgraduate courses at USask.

• Every applicant needs to make the payment of the application processing fee.

• B.Com

• BA Psychology

• BS Computer Engineering

• BS Agricultural Economics

• B.Ed

• MS Chemical Engineering

• MA Psychology

• MBA

• M.Ed

University of Saskatchewan Intakes

• The University of Saskatchewan offers three main intakes: Fall (September), Winter (January), and Spring (May).
• Applications for Fall admission are typically due by March 1, while Winter and Spring intakes have deadlines in early September and early May, respectively.

University of Saskatchewan Acceptance Rate

The University of Saskatchewan has a moderately competitive admissions process, with an estimated acceptance rate of around 70-80% for undergraduate programs. Acceptance rates can vary depending on the program's popularity and the number of applicants. The university is generally accessible but some programs may have more competitive requirements.

• B.Com – 11, 70, 200 INR

• BA Psychology – 10, 25, 400 INR

• BS Computer Engineering – 13, 25, 410 INR

• BS Agricultural Economics – 10, 34, 567 INR

• B.Ed – 10, 35, 250 INR

• M. Eng Chemical Engineering – 3, 95, 500 INR

• MA Psychology -3, 94, 220 INR

• MBA – 37, 05, 850 INR

• M.Ed – 5, 75, 240 INR

• College Quarter – 7 LPA INR (single room)| 6 LPA INR (double rooms)

• Voyageur Place – 5.93 LPA INR (single room)| 5.37 LPA INR (double rooms)

• McEown Park – 6.68 LPA INR (single room)| 4.52 LPA INR (double rooms)

• Sutherland and the University Heights area – 0.25 – 0.34 LPA INR

• South of 8th Street East – 0.20 – 0.28 LPA INR

• West of City Centre – 0.18 – 0.34 LPA INR

• Southeast Saskatoon – 0.25 – 0.14 LPA INR

• University of Saskatchewan International Excellence Awards

• Dean's Scholarship

• International Baccalaureate Excellence Awards