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3. Large land area, sixth largest country in the
world and has
the lowest population density per square
kilometer.
Safe learning environment.
Multicultural society.
Relatively warm climate.
Standard of living & cost is viable.
Part time job opportunities are available.
 IELTS,TOEFL, PTE & CAE scores are
acceptable.
Why Australia?

4.  ELICOS (Pre-sessional English) programs are available.
 World class qualification.
 Students can work 40 hours per fortnight when
the course is in session and 40 hrs/week during
scheduled course breaks.
 Chances of getting Permanent Residence by gathering
60 points.
 Introduction of new Simplified Student
Visa Framework (SSVF) has simplified the visa
process.
 Post Study Work Visa of 2 years for the students
who complete at least 2 academic years of degree
(Masters or Bachelors) in Australia.
 If students study in Regional areas in Australia they
get 5 extra points which support in achieving 60 points
for PR.
Why Australia?

5. • Colleges
 Public Colleges
 Private
Colleges
Offering
• English language courses,
• Vocational (work-training) courses,
• University pathway programs and Bachelors
degrees.
• Universities
 Offering majorly Master’s & Bachelor’s
degrees.
Types of Educational
Institutions

6. • These are research intensive universities
and are amongst the oldest in Australia.
• They are regularly listed towards the top of
any ranking scheme that includes Australian
universities.
• They also:
• receive over 70% of national research
grants,
• employ 80% of university researchers,
• produce 60% of research publications,
• generate 80% of the most highly cited
university publications.
Some important
domestic groupings
are as follows:
• Group of
8(Go8)

7. • This is a grouping of
five universities that
share a common focus
regarding the practical
application of tertiary
studies and research.
• The members are:
• Curtin University of
Technology
• University of South
Australia
• RMIT University
• University of
Technology Sydney
• Queensland University
of Technology
Australian Technology
Network of
Universities(ATN)

8. Business,
Managem
ent &
Accountin
g
Engineer
ing
&
Project
Manage
ment
Information
Technology
&
Computer
Science
MBBS,
Nursing and
Public
Health
Biotechno
logy and
Biomedica
l Sciences
Hospit
ality
and
Touris
m
Pharm
acy
Educa
tion
and
Teachi
ng
Architec
ture
&
Urb
an
Plan
ning
Popular Courses

9. Education System

10. • Academic Requirement
•Minimum 60% in class 12th
• IELTS Requirement
•Overall 6.0 with no band less
than 5.5
• Tuition Fees
• • AUD 19000 to 26000/year
• Intakes
•February, July & October
Packaged Program

11. COMPLE
TED
LEVEL
Year 12
leads to
STUDY
OPTION(S)
• Foundation program.
• Diploma.
• University undergraduate (if
acceptable results)
Diploma
leads to
• Undergraduate program in year 2
at the University depending on
the recognition by University.
Bachelors
Degree
leads to
• Bachelors
(Honours) degree
• A postgraduate
qualification
Study options after
completing different levels of
education

12. IELTS/ TOEFL/ PTE / CAE - all are
accepted in Australia.
Each university has different parameters to check the
equivalence of TOEFL/PTE. It is suggested to check the
respective university website for correct requirement.
IEL
TS
5 5.
5
6 6.
5
7 7.
5
8 8.
5
9.
0
TO
EFL
3
5
4
6
6
0
7
9
9
4
10
2
11
0
11
5
11
8
PT
E
3
6
4
2
5
0
5
8
6
5
7
3
7
9
8
3
8
6
C
AE
4
1
4
7
5
2
5
8
6
7
7
4
8
0
8
7
9
3
Illustrative comparison of
English Language
Proficiency Tests

13. • Academics
• Diploma: Minimum 60% in class 12th.
• Bachelors: Minimum academic percentage
required is around 60% + in class 12th
• for the students from CBSE board and 65% +
for ICSE/State Board.
• Masters: Minimum academic percentage in a
Bachelors degree should be second class if the
University is falling under section 1 and 2 of
the NOOSR guidelines or first class if the
university is falling under the section 3 of the
NOOSR guidelines.
• Foundation/Packaged program are available
for the students who are not directly eligible
for the Bachelors Program.
Entry Requirements

14. • English Language Requirement:
• Diploma: Overall 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
• Bachelors: Overall 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
• Masters: Overall 6.5 with no band less than 6.0
Pre-sessional English Language Program
(ELICOS/EAP) is available in Australian
Universities for the students not meeting
the IELTS requirements of the University. We
can offer English Language program up to 10
weeks maximum at present. Minimum acceptable
IELTS score is overall 6 with no bands less than 5
(for the offer to be packaged with ELICOS.
Entry Requirements

15. Australian Student Visa
Requirements:
To get a student visa,
the student:
• Should have a valid
passport.
• Should have an
unconditional offer
letter & an e-COE for the
course. If thestudent’s final year/semester result is pending and
the intake is approaching, universities can issue a
conditional COE on the basis of the students
performance in the past years of the degree course. Visa
can be filed on the basis of a conditional COE. However,
the student needs to provide the final result before
enrolment.
• Submit a student visa application
• Pay the application fees of A$550 using a credit card
equivalent to Rs. 29,200.
• Should have the required amount of funds through
education loan or funds in savings account/FDs, 3
months old (preferred, not mandatory).
• The current exchange rate considered for calculating the
funds is: A$ 1 = Rs. 59

16. 1. Are gaps in education acceptable?
Ans: Gaps after/between education are acceptable, provided the student has
some work
experience and proper documents like salary account statements/Form 16
for the same
duration to justify the experience or some justifiable explanation for the
gap (like medical
reason etc.)
2. Are Scholarships available in Australia for International students?
Ans: Yes. But below points need to be considered:
 Not all universities provide scholarships.
 Scholarships are available for exceptional profiles (students scoring
65-80% throughout)
 Approximately 10-25% scholarships are given to International
students.
3. Are Australian Degrees recognized in India or worldwide?
Ans: Yes.
As Indian degrees are recognized in Australia, similarly Australian
degrees are recognized
in India. Australian universities are recognized worldwide with almost 21
universities among
the top 400 universities in the world.
4. What are the work rights of students?
Ans: Students can work for 40 hrs per fortnight during sessions and 40 hrs per
week during
vacations. In case students have not exhausted 20 hrs of part time work
hours in a week,
they can utilize that in next week, such that any two weeks clubbed
FAQs

17. 5. Can student start working as soon as they reach in Australia?
Ans. No.
Student cannot start working immediately. They can work only
after course
commencement.
6. Can Dependent(accompanying applicant) work in Australia?
Ans: Yes.
Dependents can work full time i.e., 40 hrs per week after the
student’s course
commencement.
7. Can a student change an education provider after reaching
Australia?
Ans. If the student has not completed 6 months of principal course,
and wants to
change his education provider, he requires to have permission of
existing
education provider in order to transfer to another education
provider. Moreover,
student’s must remain enrolled in courses of the same Australian
Qualification
Framework (AQF level) (or higher) i.e. no downgrading from
Bachelor to
Advanced Diploma will be permitted.