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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Australian universities can be considered more affordable as compared to those in other countries like the US. The universities are decently ranked and attract students from all over the globe. The table below includes the top Australian universities offering the best MS courses in computer science, and the cost of living required:
Australian Universities offering CS courses | Tuition Cost | Cost of Living (INR) |
|---|---|---|
University of Sydney | INR 24.76 L - 33.09 L | INR 14.22 L – INR 17.06 L |
Australian National University (ANU) | INR 25.48 L - 31.73 L | INR 13.08 L – INR 15.93 L |
University of Melbourne | INR 25.88 L - 41.87 L | INR 14.22 L – INR 17.06 L |
University of South Wales | INR 20.53 L - 47.56 L | INR 13.65 L – INR 16.50 L |
Monash University | INR 19.53 L - 31.97 L | INR 13.08 L – INR 15.93 L |
University of Technology Sydney | INR 19.37 L - 36.1 L | INR 12.52 L – INR 15.36 L |
University of Adelaide | INR 20.54 L - 28.08 L | INR 11.37 L – INR 14.22 L |
University of Queensland | INR 14.63 L - 28.2 L | INR 12.52 L – INR 14.79 L |
Macquarie University | INR 17.78 L - 26.79 L | INR 11.95 L – INR 14.79 L |
RMIT University | INR 13.51 L - 27.55 L | INR 12.52 L – INR 15.36 L |
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes and NIOS National Institute of Open Schooling is generally accepted in countries like Australia UK Canada and Germany for higher education including undergraduate and post graduate studies while its recognised as equivalent to other both like CBSE and ICSE some International Universities may have specific requirements or prefer specific board student applying from NIOS students meet the university admission criteria which may include standardized test score like TOEFL or IELTS and other entrance exam
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4 months agoContributor-Level 6
For entry into undergraduate programs Indian students are assessed based on their class 12th scores, they may be required to submit entrance scores if applying for professional courses in Australia or SAT if applying for other programs.
- For graduate admissions in Australia, students must submit their GRE or GMAT scores.
- For both levels of admission, the English language exams needed for studying in Australia include either TOEFL / IELTS / SAT if5 href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/exams/duolingo">Duolingo.
Scores may vary based on university and course of application.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Australia is generally considered a safe country for Indians.The University of Queensland ensures that they make the campus safe and secured for the students. They keep themselves ready for emergency situations. It is necessary for the students as well as the staff to carry their identity cards. Students have access to a Safezone app which will help them connect with security department in case of any emergency. Apart from this, the university also organises personal awareness safety program to educate students on safety.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Australia is home to a number of world class law schools. However, per the latest Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Rankings, The University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney), is the best law school in the country, securing a global rank #12 among all law schools in the world.
The University of Melbourne Law School is placed right behind it with a global rank #13, while The University of Sydney, rounds off the top 3, by securing a global rank #18.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 6
If you are applying for Subclass 500 visa, it costed AUD 1,600 up till June 30, 2025. The fee has now increased to AUD 2,000. Applicants must check the conversions before submitting their Australia student visa applications.
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