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9 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
The finance criteria for all Universities/Colleges in Australia are the same. The criteria required is by DIAC the visa issuing authority. You should show own or sponsor-owned funds equivalent to the full fees of the course applied for and one year's living costs plus incidentals, currently a total of AUD 20,000/- plus fees and these funds must be at least 6 months old, you may also show student loan and this is the most preferred option. Fees range from AUD 20,000/- to about 30,000/- per annum. So on the higher side, it can be a total of AUD 80,000/- which is about INR 44 lacs.
New answer posted
9 years ago
Guide-Level 12
Us&Canada it will be 18 lakhs TF. and 12 lakhs LE. Aus & NZ it will be 23 lakhs TF and 12 lakhs LE
Uk it will 12 lakhs TF and 10 lakhs LE. This figure is approximate for the purpose of comparison. Depends upon the University It may cost 2to 3 lakhs more also will come. High ranking universities it still costs more
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9 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
In my view evaluate other countries to pursue Automobile Engineering. Look at destinations like Germany, US, UK to pursue the same. Also, if you still wish to consider Australia, there are chances for you to recover your living expense through part time jobs but recovering your tuition fee as well would be difficult. Hope this helps!
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Contributor-Level 10
If you do a masters in Canada or Australia with a duration of 2 years then you get a post study work visa for 2 years and chances of PR are good in both countries, for Australia you would need to retake your IELTS and get 8 bands in all sections to get the required points for PR under the current system.
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