Australia

As per the QS World University rankings 2027, Charles Darwin University ranks at #30 in Australia. Whereas, as per U.S. News rankings, CDU University ranks at #30 Best Global Universities in Australia for 2026. Even in Times Higher Education rankings for 2026, this university ranks among the Top 30 Universities in Australia. 

As per the QS World University rankings 2027, Charles Darwin University ranks at #30 in Australia. Whereas, as per U.S. News rankings, CDU University ranks at #30 Best Global Universities in Australia for 2026. Even in Times Higher Education rankings for 2026, this university ranks among the Top 30 Universities in Australia. 

The University of Melbourne is #1 University in Australia for MS Courses. It offers about 45 specializations in MS Courses while Uni of New South Wales has been ranked #4 as per Shiksha's Popularity Ranking for its MS Courses and it offers 35 courses in Master's Degree for international students.

The course deposit at Aviation Australia is generally AUD 500 (INR 33.8 K) for specific programs like Mulit-Crew Cooperation (MCC). The same can be paid by following the instructions and due dates provided on your formal admission offer letter at the institute.

Aviation Australia does provide career support tools to help Indian students find a job after they complete their studies. Some popular ones are as follows:

• Job Notice Board for live job listings and apprenticeship opportunities
• Student Launchpad - platform to apply directly to industry positions
• FAME program - with mentorship, work experience, and professional networking opportunities

Yes, Aviation Australia supports Indian (international) students to settle in the country via its Student Services team that helps them with housing guidance, academic support, and health and wellbeing.

While Aviation Australia does not directly prepare or submit student visa applications, they do connect you with registered education agents that offer visa assistance.

Students are advised to refer the Department of Home Affairs' website for the best practices to follow for a smooth Australia student visa process.

Yes, Indian students may need to take a medical check depending on the course, such as a CASA Class 1 Medical Certificate for commercial pilot training, or a general student visa medical exam.

Class 1 medical is only valid for 12 months before the start of the course date. Booking it 2 to 3 months in advance of the course start date gives students enough processing time without wasting its validity period.

Yes, Aviation Australia accepts students above 17 years of age. However, students under 18 years old need to nominate a parent, relative, or legal custodian over the age of 21 years as their student guardian.

This person will have to stay in Australia for the duration of your Australia student visa until you turn 18. Alternatively, as an underage student you may have to reside wuth an approved accommodation provider after recieving an Confirmation of Appropriate Accommodation and Welfare (CAAW) from Aviation Australia.

Yes, qualifications from Aviation Australia are recognised in India, as their programs are approved by international aviation bodies like EASA rather than domestic bodies.

However, practicing aircarft maintenance in Indian requires students to meet the standards set by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). Students will need to clear relevant DGCA-mandated exams (like Car-66 Basic Module Exams) and meet local conversion/validation requirements.