Study in Australia
Overview Australia
Studying in Australia offers a wealth of experiences beyond just earning a degree.
Here’s a closer look at why Australia is such a compelling destination for international students:
Holistic Development: Education in Australia emphasizes not just academic success but also personal growth. Students often gain valuable life skills such as independence, maturity, and cultural awareness. This broader perspective helps them navigate global challenges and appreciate diverse viewpoints.
Innovative Education System: Australia’s education system is highly regarded for its structured approach and forward-thinking policies. The country’s universities are known for their rigorous standards and cutting-edge research. Many nations look to Australia as a model for educational excellence and innovation.
Cultural Experience: Australia’s diverse and multicultural society provides an enriching environment for students. International students can immerse themselves in a new culture while also interacting with people from various backgrounds, enhancing their global understanding.
Quality and Recognition: Australian qualifications are recognized and respected worldwide. The country’s universities are consistently ranked among the top globally, offering degrees that are valued by employers and institutions around the world.
Support Systems: Australian institutions offer extensive support for international students, including orientation programs, academic assistance, and counseling services. These resources help students adjust to their new environment and make the most of their academic experience.
Vibrant Student Life: With a range of extracurricular activities, social events, and opportunities for networking, students in Australia can enjoy a vibrant campus life. This active engagement contributes to a well-rounded educational experience.
Beautiful Environment: Beyond academics, Australia’s natural beauty and favorable climate offer an enjoyable living experience. From stunning beaches to vibrant cities, students can explore and experience the country’s unique landscapes.
Pathways to Employment: Australia provides pathways for international students to gain work experience and, in some cases, pursue permanent residency. The country’s strong job market and opportunities for internships can enhance career prospects for graduates.
In summary, studying in Australia is about much more than earning a qualification; it’s an opportunity for personal growth, cultural immersion, and professional development in a globally respected education system.
Holistic Development: Education in Australia emphasizes not just academic success but also personal growth. Students often gain valuable life skills such as independence, maturity, and cultural awareness. This broader perspective helps them navigate global challenges and appreciate diverse viewpoints.
Innovative Education System: Australia’s education system is highly regarded for its structured approach and forward-thinking policies. The country’s universities are known for their rigorous standards and cutting-edge research. Many nations look to Australia as a model for educational excellence and innovation.
Cultural Experience: Australia’s diverse and multicultural society provides an enriching environment for students. International students can immerse themselves in a new culture while also interacting with people from various backgrounds, enhancing their global understanding.
Quality and Recognition: Australian qualifications are recognized and respected worldwide. The country’s universities are consistently ranked among the top globally, offering degrees that are valued by employers and institutions around the world.
Support Systems: Australian institutions offer extensive support for international students, including orientation programs, academic assistance, and counseling services. These resources help students adjust to their new environment and make the most of their academic experience.
Vibrant Student Life: With a range of extracurricular activities, social events, and opportunities for networking, students in Australia can enjoy a vibrant campus life. This active engagement contributes to a well-rounded educational experience.
Beautiful Environment: Beyond academics, Australia’s natural beauty and favorable climate offer an enjoyable living experience. From stunning beaches to vibrant cities, students can explore and experience the country’s unique landscapes.
Pathways to Employment: Australia provides pathways for international students to gain work experience and, in some cases, pursue permanent residency. The country’s strong job market and opportunities for internships can enhance career prospects for graduates.
In summary, studying in Australia is about much more than earning a qualification; it’s an opportunity for personal growth, cultural immersion, and professional development in a globally respected education system.
Why Australia?
While overseas study is expensive, Australia is more affordable than most
other destinations and offers a high standard of quality education, excellent
living condition and a tolerant multicultural society. Australia's Higher Education
Institutions rank among the world's best and the quality of education they offer is correspondingly high.
Higher education in Australia provides value for money by offering shorter and more intensive courses, they quickly incorporate latest innovations in science & technology, modern trends in marketing & management in their diploma/degree programs, hence Australian education is more practical and responsive to the needs of Trade & Industry.
Higher education in Australia provides value for money by offering shorter and more intensive courses, they quickly incorporate latest innovations in science & technology, modern trends in marketing & management in their diploma/degree programs, hence Australian education is more practical and responsive to the needs of Trade & Industry.
Education System
The biggest achievement of the Australian economy is its educational system. The education system here offers over 12,000 courses
that are internationally recognized and of world-class standards. Ranked third in the number of international students studying
in English speaking countries. You can study at all levels of education from primary and secondary school, to vocational education
and training (VET), from English language courses to higher education (including universities). And regardless of what you are studying
or how long you are studying for, Australia’s laws promote quality education and protection for international students.
This includes the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2007 (National Code). These provide nationally consistent standards for providers of education and training for international students.
As an international student on a student visa, you must study with an institution and in a course that is registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). CRICOS registration guarantees that the course and the institution at which you study meet the high standards expected by international students. You can search for courses and institutions here on the Study in Australia website.
Along with the ESOS Act and National Code, there are also regulatory and quality assurance organizations for higher education and VET institutions. These government organizations are responsible for registration/re-registration of institutions and accreditation/re-accreditation of courses.
These organizations are:
Higher education - Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA)
VET - Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA)
This includes the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2007 (National Code). These provide nationally consistent standards for providers of education and training for international students.
As an international student on a student visa, you must study with an institution and in a course that is registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). CRICOS registration guarantees that the course and the institution at which you study meet the high standards expected by international students. You can search for courses and institutions here on the Study in Australia website.
Along with the ESOS Act and National Code, there are also regulatory and quality assurance organizations for higher education and VET institutions. These government organizations are responsible for registration/re-registration of institutions and accreditation/re-accreditation of courses.
These organizations are:
Higher education - Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA)
VET - Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA)
Intakes
Australia generally has two intakes i.e. February and July, with few
Universities offering multiple intake in September & November.
It is suggested that you should start making applications
ideally 7-8 months prior to the intake. University generally takes around 4-6 weeks
to process the applications.
February/March
July/August
November
Note: Intakes may vary from university to university
February/March
July/August
November
Note: Intakes may vary from university to university
Admission Process
Minimum processing time for getting an admit is 3 – 4 weeks after submitting to the university
Step1: Before you make a decision to choose the course , you have to research for course, institution. Location, cost and future scope. We strongly advise you to choose course which is relevant to your background, experience, interested course and financial Situation.
Step2: Entry requirement is vary depends on the level of qualification and individual university admission policy, the common entry requirement for all diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate courses are:
IELTS/PTE/TOEFL
Recognised degree completed academic degree (diploma, bachelor or master) Valid passport
ResumeResume
Work Experience if applicable
Step3: Required above mention scan documents. Onces we receive your documents, we will appy for the university and will receive the offer letter within 7-10 working days. After receiving the offer letter we have to make the payment for tution fee and overseas student health cover (OSHC). We will provide you the complete information about the payment. After the payment you will receive CoE within one week.
Step4: Once you recive CoE and OSHC from us then you can prepare for visa application. You must provide all the set of documents. Visa fee in local currency and requirement may vary depends on country to county. For More details about visa procedures and requirements, Please vist website: http://www.immi.gov.au
Step5: If you lodged valid application, the department of immigration and citizenship will assess your application and make the decision based on your academic records, evidence of financial support and meetong requirements of the genuine entrant student critreia.
*** Student visa will be extended for 2 years after completion of his masters for job search
Step1: Before you make a decision to choose the course , you have to research for course, institution. Location, cost and future scope. We strongly advise you to choose course which is relevant to your background, experience, interested course and financial Situation.
Step2: Entry requirement is vary depends on the level of qualification and individual university admission policy, the common entry requirement for all diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate courses are:
IELTS/PTE/TOEFL
Recognised degree completed academic degree (diploma, bachelor or master) Valid passport
ResumeResume
Work Experience if applicable
Step3: Required above mention scan documents. Onces we receive your documents, we will appy for the university and will receive the offer letter within 7-10 working days. After receiving the offer letter we have to make the payment for tution fee and overseas student health cover (OSHC). We will provide you the complete information about the payment. After the payment you will receive CoE within one week.
Step4: Once you recive CoE and OSHC from us then you can prepare for visa application. You must provide all the set of documents. Visa fee in local currency and requirement may vary depends on country to county. For More details about visa procedures and requirements, Please vist website: http://www.immi.gov.au
Step5: If you lodged valid application, the department of immigration and citizenship will assess your application and make the decision based on your academic records, evidence of financial support and meetong requirements of the genuine entrant student critreia.
| Student visa sub-classes | |
| Subclass 570 | Independent ELICOS Sector |
| For international students undertaking ELICOS (English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students) as a stand-alone course, and not as a prerequisite to commencing another courser (for example, a degree course) | |
| Subclass 571 | Schools |
International students applying to study in Australia and whose main course of study is:
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| Subclass 572 | Vocational education and training (VET) sector |
| Covers Certificate I, II, III and IV, Diploma and Advanced Diploma | |
| Subclass 573 | Higher education sector |
| Covers a Bachelor degree, Graduate certificate, and Graduate diploma | |
| **Subclass 574** | **Masters and Ph.D. sector** |
| Covers a Master’s degree by coursework or by research, and a Ph.D.Degree | |
| Subclass 575 | Non-award foundation studies/other sector |
| Covers foundation, bridging or other courses that do not lead to the award of a degree, diploma or other formal award | |
| Subclass 576 | AusAID or Defense sponsored sector |
| Covers full-time study undertaken by AusAID or Defense-sponsored students for the whole or part of an education or training course offered by an Australian education provider |
*** Student visa will be extended for 2 years after completion of his masters for job search
Cost Of Education
Australia offers a very high standard of living, thus making a good place to live in. Actual tuition fee could
vary from institution to institution, depending on location as well as course content.
Actual OSHC could vary from institution to institution, depending on course.
| Foundation Studies | $A9000 – $A14,000 a year Approx |
| (Such as university entrance, preparatory and bridging courses) | |
| Undergraduate | |
| Bachelor Degree | $A15,000 - $A33,000 a year Approx |
| (Such as courses in arts, business, economic and law) | |
| Laboratory-based Bachelor Degree | $A14,000 – $A35,000 a year Apporx. |
| (such as science and engineering courses) | |
| Postgraduate | |
| Graduate Certificates Graduate Diplomas |
$A20,000 – $A37,000 a year Approx |
| Masters Doctoral Degree | $A20,000 – $A37,000 a year Approx |
| Traveling Cost | $2000 |
| Living Cost | $19830 |
| OSHC | $1206 |
Actual OSHC could vary from institution to institution, depending on course.
Funding Options
Most scholarships offered by the Australian Universities are for post graduate courses,
especially the research Masters and PhDs. The extent of funding may vary depending on the
fund allotment to the various study projects by the concerned university.
Hence it is best to liaise with the university itself.
Other Fundings
Besides the above, students may also look to apply for funding through the Association of Commonwealth Universities. The website is able to provide details of funding offered by various Commonwealth country governments, Rotary International, World Bank, WHO etc.
Another option is through loans. Many banks send money to students under various schemes to study at approved universities abroad.
Other Fundings
Besides the above, students may also look to apply for funding through the Association of Commonwealth Universities. The website is able to provide details of funding offered by various Commonwealth country governments, Rotary International, World Bank, WHO etc.
Another option is through loans. Many banks send money to students under various schemes to study at approved universities abroad.
Visas
Visa fee : $1600 (88,868 INR)
Notarized Photocopies of all pages (36 pages) of passports (old and new)
Visa Application Forms : Form 157A and Form 956A.
eCOE and University offer letter
HAP ID letter
IELTS/PTE/TOEFL Score sheet (Notarized)
Work Experience Certificate of Applicant. ( if any - Current and Previous along with salary slips/Salary account statements; Notarized).
Degree Certificate alongwith all marksheets of graduation / Post graduation (pass/fail; Notarized).
Board Certificate and Marksheet of XII and X (Notarized).
Statement of Purpose.
Resume.
Any other relevant certificates related to course
Financial Document:
'Affidavit of Support' on Stamp Paper of Rs.100/- in the name of Sponsor/Parents. (For each sponsor separate Stamp Paper, Notary on Stamp Paper will be done by Student). (Original) In case, for other than parents sponsorship enclosed proof of relationship of the sponsor (Passport copy, Birth Certificate, Year 10th Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Photographs of Marriage, Voter ID card).
Education Loan Sanction Letter alongwith documents related to Loan security i.e Loan disbursement Letter, Title Verification Search Report, Bank Valuation Report, Sale Deed and Visiting card of the branch manager or Loan issuing person. All notarized Updated Bank Balance Certificate, Bank Statement or Passbook of last six months and Bank Balance Certificate reflecting current balance.
Acceptable Funds :
Saving A/c's in Nationalised Bank only (Any Proof, Explanation for recent bank entries) and Current dated Bank Balance Certificate. Fixed Deposit Receipt + FDR Balance Certificate (3 Months Old funds)
If the sponsor is Salaried person, then he has to provide the salary slips of last 3 months along with the IT Returns. If the sponsor is a Businessman, then he has to provide IT Returns, Balance Sheet, Registration of Business, Partnership deed (If applicable), Recent bank statements of company partnership, IT Returns of company partnership.
If the sponsor is a Pensioner, then he has to provide letter from company at the time of retirement stating amount of pension and recent bank statement showing credit of pension.
If the sponsor receive Rental income, then he has to provide Ownership of property and Lease deed. If the sponsor receive Agricultural income, then he has to provide Ownership proof, J-forms, Receipt of sale, Income Certificate from Regional authority e.g. Patwari etc.
Note: * You have to submit A4 Size xerox of 1set of all the above documents i.e one set notarised). * All documents in regional language must be translated into English.
Part Time Jobs:
Earn AUD 8-12 / hour
Various business opportunities
Easy to get PR (permanent residence)
Can work 40 hours per fortnight when the course is in session and 40 hrs/week during
scheduled course breaks.
Permanent Residency: Visa extension is easy after completion of your education Student need to get 60 points for getting PR, Below table describes the evaluation process for PR on points based scal
Notarized Photocopies of all pages (36 pages) of passports (old and new)
Visa Application Forms : Form 157A and Form 956A.
eCOE and University offer letter
HAP ID letter
IELTS/PTE/TOEFL Score sheet (Notarized)
Work Experience Certificate of Applicant. ( if any - Current and Previous along with salary slips/Salary account statements; Notarized).
Degree Certificate alongwith all marksheets of graduation / Post graduation (pass/fail; Notarized).
Board Certificate and Marksheet of XII and X (Notarized).
Statement of Purpose.
Resume.
Any other relevant certificates related to course
Financial Document:
'Affidavit of Support' on Stamp Paper of Rs.100/- in the name of Sponsor/Parents. (For each sponsor separate Stamp Paper, Notary on Stamp Paper will be done by Student). (Original) In case, for other than parents sponsorship enclosed proof of relationship of the sponsor (Passport copy, Birth Certificate, Year 10th Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Photographs of Marriage, Voter ID card).
Education Loan Sanction Letter alongwith documents related to Loan security i.e Loan disbursement Letter, Title Verification Search Report, Bank Valuation Report, Sale Deed and Visiting card of the branch manager or Loan issuing person. All notarized Updated Bank Balance Certificate, Bank Statement or Passbook of last six months and Bank Balance Certificate reflecting current balance.
Acceptable Funds :
Saving A/c's in Nationalised Bank only (Any Proof, Explanation for recent bank entries) and Current dated Bank Balance Certificate. Fixed Deposit Receipt + FDR Balance Certificate (3 Months Old funds)
If the sponsor is Salaried person, then he has to provide the salary slips of last 3 months along with the IT Returns. If the sponsor is a Businessman, then he has to provide IT Returns, Balance Sheet, Registration of Business, Partnership deed (If applicable), Recent bank statements of company partnership, IT Returns of company partnership.
If the sponsor is a Pensioner, then he has to provide letter from company at the time of retirement stating amount of pension and recent bank statement showing credit of pension.
If the sponsor receive Rental income, then he has to provide Ownership of property and Lease deed. If the sponsor receive Agricultural income, then he has to provide Ownership proof, J-forms, Receipt of sale, Income Certificate from Regional authority e.g. Patwari etc.
Note: * You have to submit A4 Size xerox of 1set of all the above documents i.e one set notarised). * All documents in regional language must be translated into English.
Part Time Jobs:
Earn AUD 8-12 / hour
Various business opportunities
Easy to get PR (permanent residence)
Can work 40 hours per fortnight when the course is in session and 40 hrs/week during
scheduled course breaks.
Permanent Residency: Visa extension is easy after completion of your education Student need to get 60 points for getting PR, Below table describes the evaluation process for PR on points based scal