Study in Australia

Cultural epitome, packed with activities and a great place for exploration.

Headquarters to big corporations and a significant part of the Australian economy. Great place for students to find employment.

Houses 5 internationally ranked universities.

Is the financial centre of Australia and has high employment opportunities.

Has a great quality of life, scenic beauty, and nightlife for students.

Third most populous city in Australia, welcomes 50k+ students every year.

4 of the numerous universities in the city are included in the QS rankings.

One of the most affordable places to study.

Has an incredibly diverse student population.

Adelaide combines a bustling metropolitan environment with beautiful natural surroundings.

It is a perfect setting for sporting activities and exploration.

The QS world university rankings include three universities from Perth, with University of Western Australia holding the top spot.

Has a great social life for students.

Typically, Australia offers two intakes in February and July. However, some universities do offer intakes in September and November as well.

We advise you to check the admission information specific to the university well in advance and start the application process at least six months before the deadline. This brings down the admission anxiety and gives you a fair consideration.

Australia is considered affordable compared to the UK and the US. There are plenty of popular courses and universities to choose from and many scholarships to ease your financial burdens.

The official website of the Australian Government enlists the following price ranges for different programs: School ($7,800 to $30,000), English language studies (Around $300 per week depending on course length), Vocational Education and Training ($4,000 to $22,000), Undergraduate Bachelor Degree ($20,000 to $45,000), Postgraduate Masters Degree ($22,000 to $50,000), and Doctoral Degree ($18,000 to $42,000).

The cost of living in Australia for students depends on whether you’re opting for private accommodation or you are willing to live on campus. The cost also depends on the location, but it is safe to say that majority of the cities in Australia are pretty affordable.

Admission requirements highly depend on the university, course and the level you are opting for. The general documents required for most programs and universities are Mark sheets of class X, XII, and the Bachelor's degree (Attested copies), Two letters of recommendation from the employer/manager, Statement of Purpose (SOP), Resume, Photocopy of GMAT / IELTS / TOEFL scores, and Portfolio ( Course specific)

Additionally, you must show proof of funds as you must have AUD 21,041 per year to Study in Australia.

A student visa is mandatory for the admission process in all Australian universities. It allows you to stay in Australia for up to five years from the date of registration and is valid for the length of your Study program. An Australian visa requires a regular application cost of 620 AUD (34,311 INR).

Some of the required documents include Confirmation of Enrolment (electronic confirmation), A valid passport, Application fee, Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement, Academic and work experience documents, Evidence of your English proficiency skills (such as IELTS test scores), Financial Evidence (Finance covering your tuition fees, living expenses and return airfare), Health insurance policy (Overseas Student Health Cover), SOP, Passport-size photographs.

Visa process can sometimes be lengthy (8-13 weeks), hence, it is advisable that you apply at least three months in advance. Australia has strict rules which require you to leave the country post the completion of your final term.