10/10 for everything that includes extracurricular activities, infrastructure, library, recreation and student support especially for international students.

Finding an accommodation on campus can be challenging(depends on first come first server) however there are plenty of options off campus, use Facebook Marketplace or Kijiji to find a suitable place.

The campus life is cool. You have multiple parties going around and many functions for different cultures too. You have many sports-playing opportunities and many hanging-out sessions. Many dog therapy sessions. The library is a five-floor building, the first floor is cafe style, the second sun a lot of books and single tables, and the third floor has lots of desks for group studies. There is also a silent room. And there is fab lab where you can 3d print for free. On fourth floor there is a very quiet room with Olden day books. On the fifth floor, you can book single rooms. The gym building is 5 floored as well. On the first floor, there's the weight room, basket ball, and badminton court. The second floor has running tracks and different rooms where Zumba and yoga all take place. The third floor is an actual gym. The fourth floor has a varsity basketball court.

I lived off campus; you can look for houses through Kijiji or Facebook marketplace. Make sure they are legit by talking to them and asking questions. I booked my place before coming here. I live in a student residence but it's off campus. I have my own room and washroom, and the kitchen is in the main area shared by others. You could cook for yourself or have the meal plan of the university which I find to be costly. So you could also have a tiffin service outside of university which provides Indian food it's around 200-275$ per month. You can also eat at the meal hall from time to time by paying for each time.

The university had an Institute of biomedical engineering. The institute specialized in prosthesis research, which was what I sought to get into. I also sought to work with the professors associated with the institute to supervise my research.

It's the best one in the city and affordable. I didn't want to have to move out of my home town because I don't have the money for that. I also had several friends who attended and graduated and I went to them for their opinions before applying. They all talked of the teachers they enjoyed and told me the pros and cons, helping me decide.