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NDTV
2 days ago
- Business
- NDTV
Study Abroad: Canada Or UK? Top Universities, Fees And Other Details As Per QS Rankings
Study Abroad: Canada Or UK?: Canada and the United Kingdom are among the most sought after destinations for international students because these countries not only offer a multi-cultural environment, but also provide quality education through its world-class universities. But before choosing a country for higher education, it is necessary for students to carry out thorough research about universities and their fee structures. Here is a comparison of the top universities in Canada and UK: 1. Imperial College, London vs McGill University, Canada Imperial College is the top university in the UK and the second best in the world as per QS World University Rankings 2026. The university has a Employer Reputation (ER) score of 100. ER evaluates how highly employer's worldwide regard a university's graduates. A total of 225 courses are offered by the institution. McGill University, Canada is the best in the country and is ranked 27th among the top universities of the world providing courses in Bachelor's (249), Master's (167 programs), 3 MBA courses and 79 PhD programs. The university has a ER of 93.5. McGill university currently has 10,194 international students studying while Imperial College has 9,230 international students. Comparing the top universities of their respective country, UK and Canada, UK's Imperial College has a higher Employer and world-wide reputation. The tuition-fees starts from Rs.22,04,763 for the McGill University, while for Imperial College the tuition-fees starts at Rs.40,70,283. 2. University of Oxford, London vs University of Toronto, Canada University of Oxford is the second best in the UK and ranked fourth among the top universities of the world with a ER of 100. University of Toronto, Canada is the second best in Canada with a global ranking of 29 and an ER of 99.1. Oxford currently has 9,087 international students enrolled while Toronto has a total of 31,911 international students studying. Toronto does not offer PhD programs while Oxford offers 80 programs in several fields. 3. University College London (UCL) vs University of British Columbia, Canada UCL, London is the fourth best university in the country and ninth best in the world. The university's tuition-fees starts at Rs.27,91,051 and has a ER of 99.4. University of British Columbia, Canada provides a total of 496 Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs. It is ranked the 40th best university in the world with an ER of British Columbia currently has 16,228 international students enrolled while UCL has 26,184 international students. 4. University de Montreal, Canada vs University of Cambridge, UK Montreal University charges a tuition-fees of Rs.4,00,196 to international students and is ranked 168th among the top universities of the world. The university has 8,885 international students currently enrolled and has a low ER of 44. University of Cambridge, London has a Employer Reputation score of 100 and provides 300 Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs. The university currently has 7,973 international students enrolled.
Hans India
03-07-2025
- Automotive
- Hans India
Tyre Exports Rise 9% To Rs 25k Cr
New Delhi: Tyre exports from India grew 9 per cent year-on-year to Rs25,051 crore in FY25 despite headwinds, including trade policy uncertainties and global supply chain disruptions, the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association said on Wednesday. With nearly 40 per cent of the industry's natural rubber (NR) requirement met through imports due to limited domestic availability, the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA) said there is an urgent need to accelerate domestic production through focused interventions to meet rising demand. India's tyre exports in 2024-25 increased by 9 per cent year-on-year, reaching Rs25,051 crore compared to Rs23,073 crore in the previous fiscal, ATMA said, citing data released by the Ministry of Commerce. With an estimated annual turnover of Rs1 lakh crore and exports exceeding Rs25,000 crore, the Indian tyre industry stands out as one of the few manufacturing sectors in the country with a high export-to-turnover ratio, it added.
GMA Network
19-06-2025
- General
- GMA Network
Lone bettor wins P25M Lotto 6/42 jackpot on Thursday, June 19, 2025
One bettor won the Lotto 6/42 jackpot prize of P25.051 million drawn on Thursday, June 19, 2025, according to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO). The single winner for Lotto 6/42 picked the numbers 02-14-16-28-22-30 for the P25,051,343.80 jackpot prize. There were no winners for the Superlotto 6/49 jackpot now worth P81,897,783.60 after no bettor picked the winning combination of 19-33-26-18-17-39. Visit here for more lotto results. —RF, GMA Integrated News
Time of India
30-04-2025
- Business
- Time of India
No response to NMC redevelopment projects, Gadkari urges NIT to take over
Nagpur: In a blow to its asset monetisation plans, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) failed to attract even a single bidder for the redevelopment of two prime properties — Sokhta Bhavan and Cotton Market fire station — despite repeated tendering efforts. Now, city MP and Union minister Nitin Gadkari has recommended that the Nagpur Improvement Trust (NIT) takes over the Cotton Market project to fast-track its revival. In a bid to salvage the situation, NMC slashed the base price of Sokhta Bhavan project by 11% (from Rs144 crore to Rs128 crore), and is preparing to float fresh tenders to revive developer interest. Despite invitations issued on November 27, 2024, and again on January 10, 2025, the project — located on a sprawling 28,922sqm plot at Gandhibagh — received no response from developers. The plan envisions a G+14 multi-level commercial complex with a total built-up area of 3,48,617sqm. Consequently, NMC's high-level policy committee intervened and approved an 11% reduction in the base value to make the project more financially appealing. A fresh tender is now being readied by the project department. The Sokhta Bhavan setback underlines the wider challenges NMC faces in its attempts to generate revenue through the redevelopment of old properties in high-value areas. Officials admitted developers found the project's earlier valuation unattractive, given the massive upfront investment, construction complexities, and the ongoing real estate sector slowdown. The repeated failures raised serious concerns about the civic body's dependency on private players to infuse new life into ageing city properties. NMC faced a similar situation in its Cotton Market fire station (Ganeshpeth) redevelopment project — pitched as the city's first integrated fire station-commercial complex. The Rs62 crore plan, spread over 2,589.7sqm, proposes a ground-floor fire station, administrative offices on the first floor, and a commercial complex across six upper floors to rehabilitate 30 displaced shopkeepers. Yet, here too, no bids were received. On April 19, Gadkari stepped in, suggesting the NMC hand over such critical redevelopment projects to NIT, hinting at the civic body's struggle to deliver. Both projects were structured under the design, build, finance, operate, and sale (DBFOS) model, with a commercial rate of Rs14,051 per sqm. While the Sokhta Bhavan proposal included two basement levels for parking to ease congestion in Gandhibagh, concerns surfaced about the reduced space for fire tenders — from four bays to just three — leading to a review by the NMC fire department.
