Is it easier for children to take the University of Toronto exam after immigrating to Canada than to take it at home?

It is much more difficult to study in a middle school in Canada and then enroll in a university than to enter a university in Canada after graduating from a high school in China.

When you attend high school in Canada and enter the University of Toronto, you must get an average of 90 points in high school to be sure. For China students, it is not difficult to reach 90% or above in mathematics and physics. What about Chinese? The language spoken here is English. English is a foreign language class in China, but it is a Chinese class in Canada. Can you imagine a foreigner who grew up in Canada coming to China to study in high school, and he got 90% of the Chinese test in senior three? The reason is the same, it's too difficult. So in order to get an average score of 90, you must get 98 in several subjects. 99 such a result, English must be above 70, is possible.

The children of new immigrants who came to Canada after 10 can get UBC from the senior high school entrance examination in Canada. On the contrary, it is much easier to take the exam from China: as long as IELTS 6.5, other course scores are school transcripts.