FAQs

Studying in Australia is a long process, and you are bound to get stuck down the line with the preparation. There are going to be a lot of questions, and you need to have answers for them. Get them answered with this FAQ section and move forward with confidence.

There are plenty of study programs available in Australia for both graduation & post-graduation degrees. The best ones include business management, medical, engineering, architecture, information technology, business analytics, geology, and health sciences.

IELTS is accepted highly by Australian institutions. However, globally, Australian institutions accept other proficiency tests as well, such as TOEFL, IELTS, CA, OET and PTE.

There are various scholarships available for Indian students in Australia that are government and institution-specific. Make sure to check eligibility criteria, guidelines, and deadlines for the scholarships on the respective official websites before applying.

The student must have completed his/her graduation of at least 3 years from a recognized institute or certain grades in school academic as defined by your chosen university. Also, an English Proficiency Tests score of TOEFL and IELTS or some course-based tests GMAT or GRE will be required.

First, select the best program option and university based on your academic score and area of Interest. Then go to the official website of your chosen university to submit your application. You may need to take an English proficiency test as required by the university you have chosen.

Yes. You can apply for a work visa through the SkillSelect program, which is managed by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.

Yes, you can study in Australia with IELTS, based on your medium of instruction. Certificate. For this, you will need to get a Medium of Instruction certificate from your institution from where you have completed your previous studies.

No, Australian Universities do not cover International students for any medical care. But, as an international student, you need to have an Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the entire duration of your study in Australia. You can also consider purchasing private health insurance for items that OSHC does not cover.

First, select the best program option and university based on your academic score and area of Interest. Then go to the official website of your chosen university to submit your application. You may need to take an English proficiency test as required by the university you have chosen.

The student visa processing time is usually a month. However, depending upon the documentation and verification process, it could take 3 months.

Most Australian universities accept a one or two-year gap once the applicant completes a previous course. However, one may have to justify the large gaps with valid reasons.

The studying cost in Australia will depend on the ranking of the institution and the level of study you choose. The expenses would include the tuition fees approx between AUD 18,000-50,000 per year) and the living and accommodation expenses (AUD 2,200-4,500 per month depending upon how and where you are staying).

You can get your OSHC organized through your educational institution or purchase it online through the official OSHC provider. The Australian Government Department has dedicated OSHC health funds like ahm OSHC, Allianz Care Australia (Peoplecare), BUPA Australia, CBHS International Health, Medibank Private, NIB OSHC.

The cost for OSHC varies based on the type of coverage you want. The minimum cover is around AUD$478 for a year for single students, $2,600 for 12 months for couples cover, and $4,200 for 12 months for the family.

• End to End Admission Assistance
• Application & Admission Counselling
• Test preparation for IELTS Exams
• Scholarship Assistance
• Student Loan Assistance
• Visa counselling and credibility interviews to avoid rejections
• Forex, Ticketing & Student Housing support
• University Delegate Meetings Setup
• Student Alumni Visits
• Parents’ involvement at Every Step
• Pre-departure sessions for students and parents
• Smart Discounts on Air Tickets

• SSC marksheet & certificate
• HSC marksheet & certificate
• Graduation marksheet & certificate
• Convocation Certificate (not mandatory)
• Transcripts
• Resume / CV
• IELTS / PTE / TOEFL result
• Passport Copy (Front & Back)
• Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Letter of Recommendation (LOR)
• 1 from Employer, 2 from College

If working individual:

• Appointment Letter
• Experience Letter
• 6 months salary slip

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• Business & Management
• Architecture
• Law
• Health & Medicine
• Fine Arts
• Communications
• Applied Sciences
• Social Sciences