Australia

Yes, Australia is one of the exceptions which accept MBBS degree from India for PG courses in medicine in Australia. So, this is definitely a good option and Indian applicants can go for it.

Yes, it is possible to go for MS/MD in Australia with MBBS from India. Applicants can shortlist preferred Australian university and check for eligibility requirements. Indian applicants may have to submit MCAT or GAMSAT scores as well.

Yes all scholarships available at University of Notre Dame Australia are offered to both Australian and international students. But international student cannot apply for scholarship before enrolling into any programme at UND Australia. Also, students must have received offer from university to apply for scholarship.

Yes international students can apply for as many scholarships in which they are interested. Each scholarship has different eligibility. But if student is nominated for 2 scholarships, they may only be eligible to receive 1. 

Indian students need to pay an initial enrollment deposit worth the first semester's tuition fees to confirm admission to Deakin Uni Australia. Students can pay the same using the Deakin StudyLink Connect portal.

After paying the deposit, the university will share the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) document. This is important to obtain the Australia student visa. 

Yes it is possible to get a PR in Australia after 3 years. You must prove that you have lived and worked in the regional area for 3 years on a "Skilled Work Regional Visa (Provisional) - Subclass - 491". Working and living on this visa for 3 years leads you to getting a "Skilled Regional Visa - Subclass 191" which is the Permanent Residence Permit in Australia. However, direct pathways like the Skilled Independent Visa (189) or Skilled Nominated Visa (190) can sometimes grant PR faster - depending on occupation demand and points

Yes, students can change their major at Uni Queensland. To do that they can contact their academic department via email or phone. The academic advisor would then provide detailed information on how one can change their major at Queensland Uni Australia.

Choice of a better country to study abroad depends on the personal preferences of international students. One must opt to study in the UK if they have a knack for a fast-paced life, and want to experience studying at a prestigious global university and shorter master's courses. However, on the other side, Australia has a more relaxed lifestyle, several outdoor destinations and offers easier-to-stay options after graduation.

The Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a healthcare plan in Australia. It is mandatory for Indian students to get an OSHC before applying for Australia student visa. The plan covers doctor visits, hospital stays, ambulance services, and some medicine expenses.

It does not cover dental, optical, or physio services. Allianz, Bupa, and Medibank are some popular providers that offer OSHC. Students can also request universities in Australia to help them get one.