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Study In
Australia

As of today's date, Australia has become the go-to destination for many who’re seeking quality higher education abroad. This is primarily because Australian education constantly re-engineers itself to not just adhere to global standards but also help the students become creative, innovative, and agile workers in a rapidly changing world. This explains the huge demand worldwide to study in Australia.

In such a case, it becomes extremely important to take a good look a.k.a deep dive into the prospect, which includes information about the educational and campus facilities as well as the scope and all the other important aspects regarding study in Australia.

Highlights About Australia

NAME:

Australia

LANGUAGE:
English is the de-facto “official language”. Not many Australian aboriginal languages have been left since 1950. The surviving ones include Mabuiag and the Western Desert Language.There are also prevalent immigrant languages like Hindi, Mandarin, Italian, and Greek.
POPULATION:

Approximately 26 Lakh (as of November 22, 2021)

CAPITAL:

Canberra

RELIGION:
Christianity (primarily Anglicism and Roman Catholicism; some also practice Protestantism, Presbyterianism, and Reformism), Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Irreligion, Agnosticism, and Atheism
CURRENCY:

Australian Dollar ($/AUD)

Facts about Australia

One of the major factors that make a study in Australia for Indian students one of the most attractive prospects is the overall appeal of the country as a whole. One of the best ways to do so is by getting the necessary headstart regarding this prospect. Thus, keeping that in mind, here are some of the necessary go-aheads for the student about Australia.

1

The application for an Australian student visa needs to be submitted at a minimum of 6 weeks before the start of your course.

2

On average, the processing time for an Australian Student Visa ranges between 30-40 days for Higher education.

3

The English Proficiency test called IELTS is compulsory for all those wishing to go to Australia.

4

The reason why study in Australia is so appealing for international students is that the fees start at INR 12 Lakh.

5

The Higher Education System of Australia has been ranked above those of France, Germany, Norway, and Japan by the U21 Ranking of Higher Education Systems.

6

Out of the top 100 best student cities in the world according to the QS Best Student Cities rankings, 7 of them are in Australia. These include Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney.

7

According to the International Education Association of Australia, out of the total number of students graduating from universities in Australia over the past 50 years, around 2.5 million of them are foreign/international students.

8

40 hours of part-time work over 1-2 weeks will yield enough cash to sponsor the educational and living costs of the student. This stands true even for the study in Australia cost for Indian students.

9

The Grading System of Australia is similar to the American credit system. This means that students gain the necessary credit points for each subject

10

According to Livemint, scholarships in Australia range between 10%-35%.

Top Courses to
Study in Australia

Management Courses
Engineering Courses
Computer-Specific Courses
Medical Courses

Bachelor of Business Management

Master’s of Business Management

M.Sc in Business
Analytics

Bachelor of Business (HR Management)

Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management)

Bachelor of Business in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

MBA

MBA (Innovation and Leadership)

Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)

Master’s of Business Management

M.Sc in Business
Analytics

Bachelor of Business (HR Management)

Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management)

Bachelor of Business in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Master in Business Administration (MBA)

MBA (Innovation and Leadership)

Career Scope for Students

  • Business Development

  • Finance Management

  • Operations Manager

  • Management Consultant

  • Digital Business Analyst

  • Chief Executive

  • HR Manager

  • Project Manager

  • Sales Manager

  • Business Analyst

  • Software Engineer

  • Mechanical Engineer

  • Civil
    Engineer

  • Aeronautical Engineer

  • Nuclear
    Engineer

  • Petroleum Engineer

  • Electrical Engineer

  • Biomedical Engineer

  • Graduate Engineer

  • Industrial Engineering

  • Senior IT Project Manager

  • Python Developer

  • IT Security Architect

  • Cyber Security Engineer

  • Chief Technology Officer

  • Cloud Engineer

  • Data Scientist

  • System Architect

  • Data & Information Systems Manager

  • DevOps Engineer

  • Doctor

  • Psychiatrist

  • Physiotherapist

  • Midwife

  • Pharmacist

  • Dentist

  • Nurse

  • Medical Scientist

  • General Practitioner

  • Medical Consultants

Business Development

Finance Management

Operations Manager

Project Manager

Sales Manager

Chief Executive

HR Manager

Management Consultant

Digital Business Analyst

Business Analyst

Software Engineer

Mechanical Engineer

Civil
Engineer

Aeronautical Engineer

Nuclear
Engineer

Petroleum Engineer

Electrical Engineer

Biomedical Engineer

Graduate Engineer

Industrial Engineering

Senior IT Project Manager

Python Developer

IT Security Architect

Cyber Security Engineer

Chief Technology Officer

Cloud Engineer

Data Scientist

System Architect

Data & Information Systems Manager

DevOps Engineer

Doctor

Psychiatrist

Physiotherapist

Midwife

Pharmacist

Dentist

Nurse

Medical Scientist

General Practitioner

Medical Consultants

Eligibility Criteria for Courses

UG Courses for Study in Australia

Students need to score a minimum of 50% in their 10+2. Students scoring less than this can apply for Diploma and Foundation courses

Additionally, they need a minimum IELTS score of 6.0-6.5 percentile

In many cases, universities may also conduct exams like the TOEFL, GRE, or GMAT

A gap period shall be backed by acceptable reasoning on paper

Only those having a Letter of Recommendation (LORs) are eligible for admission

An SOP (Statement of Purpose) is also required to be eligible

PG Courses for Study in Australia

Students need a bachelor’s degree and academic transcripts as proof of the marks of students

Additionally, they need a minimum IELTS score of 6.0-6.5 percentile

Though there's no Age Limit, students need to justify, on paper, the ressons for gap taken

Only those having a Letter of Recommendation (LORs) are eligible for admission

An SOP (Statement of Purpose) is also required to be eligible

UG Courses for Study in Australia

PG Courses for Study in Australia

Students need to score a minimum of 50% in their 10+2. Students scoring less than this can apply for Diploma and Foundation courses

Students need a bachelor’s degree and academic transcripts as proof of the marks of students

Additionally, they need a minimum IELTS score of 6.0-6.5 percentile

Additionally, they need a minimum IELTS score of 6.0-6.5 percentile

In many cases, universities may also conduct exams like the TOEFL, GRE, or GMAT

Though there's no Age Limit, students need to justify, on paper, the ressons for gap taken

A gap period shall be backed by acceptable reasoning on paper

Only those having a Letter of Recommendation (LORs) are eligible for admission

Only those having a Letter of Recommendation (LORs) are eligible for admission

An SOP (Statement of Purpose) is also required to be eligible

An SOP (Statement of Purpose) is also required to be eligible

Note: For further details as well as the latest changes/updations in the eligibility criteria, students can log on to the official websites of the concerned universities or consult their respective MBBS Abroad Consultants.

Top Colleges in Australia
Fee Structure

Top Colleges & Approximate Fees (in INR)

The Australian National University (ANU)

INR 25-30 Lacs per year

University of
Wollongong

INR 15-20 Lacs per year

University of
Newcastle

INR 15-20 Lacs per year

Western Sydney
University

INR 14-18 Lacs per year

Swinburne University of
Technology

INR 13-18 Lacs per year

Flinders
University

INR 15-20 Lacs per year

James Cook
University

INR 15-20 Lacs per year

University of
Canberra

INR 15-20 Lacs per year

Central Queensland
University

INR 15-20 Lacs per year

Victoria
University

INR 12-18 Lacs per year

FAQS

  • Q1. What all is included in the overall fees that one has to pay, if going to study in Australia?

      Generally, the fees of these universities include: -

      Tuition fees
      Accommodation + Meals
      Miscellaneous Charges (admission fees, library subscription, e-resources, etc.)

  • Q2. Is a study in Australia for Indian students a safe option?

      Gone are the days when Indians faced attacks in Australia! Today, the positive Indo-Australian relations as well as the anti-discrimination and racism-free policies of the university have put a stop to all that. Foreigners are now safe in Australia

  • Q3. Can one study in Australia without an LoR?

      No! A Letter of Recommendation is paramount for admission in Australia.

  • Q4. What should be the minimum validity for the Visa?

      While there’s no minimum validity, it’s advisable to keep enough time in your visa to account for delays and other emergencies.

  • Q5. Is there anything else students need to keep in mind before traveling to Australia?

      It’s extremely important that students fulfill/complete the Australian Travel Declaration (ATD) at least 72 hours before departure.

  • Q6. Can students work while studying in Australia?

      Definitely! There are a plethora of part-time work opportunities for university students, which can help you make back some of the money spent in education.