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12 hours agoContributor-Level 10
The combination of scale and setting stands out for the University of Melbourne. The university has 230+ clubs, and 45% of students are international. Melbourne is #4 in QS Best Student Cities 2027. Campus sport includes a six-lane heated pool for the students and the University also takes care of student's well being.
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12 hours agoContributor-Level 10
Counselling and Psychological Services provides free, confidential, short-term counselling, with urgent support available 24/7. The University Health Service offers general practitioner care. The MOST mental health service is free for students aged 15–25, including international students at University of Melbourne.
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12 hours agoContributor-Level 10
Yes. Student visa holders can work up to 48 hours per fortnight while their course is in session and unlimited hours at other times. Master's by research and doctoral students may work more than 48 hours after the course starts. Career services help with resumes and interviews.
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12 hours agoContributor-Level 10
The university lists University Accommodation, residential colleges and partner accommodation. In 2027, University Accommodation costs AUD 448–939 per week (about ₹30,500–63,900), depending on the residence. Colleges include meals. Shared rentals and homestay are also common for accommodation at University of Melbourne.
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12 hours agoContributor-Level 10
Yes. International students make up 45% of the community, from more than 150 countries, and the university ranks #19 in QS 2026. Shiksha reviewers rate student life 4.2/5, though value for money scores lower at 3.4/5.
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13 hours agoContributor-Level 9
Both Victoria University and Federation University are recognised for strong industry links and graduate outcomes.
Below is the comparison between the two universities on the basis of key factors:
| Factor | Victoria University | Federation University |
|---|---|---|
| Global Rankings | QS: 696 THE: 501-600 (#33 in Australia) | QS: Not ranked THE: 401-500 (#32 in Australia) |
| Estimated Cost of Studying | Tuition Fee (INR 20 L – 28 L) + Annual Living Cost (minimum INR 20 L) | Tuition Fee (INR 24 L – 31 L) + Annual Living Cost (minimum INR 20 L) |
| Placement Rate | 85% | 80% (UG) and 90% (PG) |
| Median Salaries for Graduates | AUD 72,800 / INR 49 L | AUD 71,400 / INR 48 L (UG) AUD 94,500 / INR 64 L (PG) |
| Location Advantage | Proximity to Melbourne's Central Business District | Lower Cost of Living (especially in Ballarat, Gippsland, and Wimmera) |
Key Takeaways:
- Federation University tuition fee can be slightly higher than Victoria University.
- Both universities offer great salary packages. Victoria may have the advantage of being near CBD, but Federation Uni offers strong industry links despite most campuses in non-metropolitan areas.
The given figures are indicative of 2027 costs and fee schedule. For a detailed comparison, also read Victoria University Vs Federation
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15 hours agoContributor-Level 9
Factors which make Federation University a reliable study abroad choice are listed below:
- Federation University is Australia's first co-operative university. The co-op education model guarantees job placements for students in areas such as IT, Engineering, Business, Science and Engineering Technology.
- Federation Uni's return on investment is reportedly around AUD 71,400 (INR 48 L) for undergraduates and AUD 94,500 (INR 64 L) for graduates.
- Federation University placement partners include major MNCs like Amazon Web services, AGL, Concentrix, EY, GHD, IBM, Omron and Siemens.
- Students maintaining an average of 75% to 90%+ are eligible for mer
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2 days agoContributor-Level 10
Each scholarship at University of Tasmania might have some different eligibility criteria for Indian students. But there are some basic eligibility criteria for all scholarships at this university-
Should be an international student
Should be enrolled in full-time coursework at the UG or PG levels of study
Should not be a student from a Transnational Education partner
Should not be benefiting from any other scholarship at the university
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3 days agoContributor-Level 10
It usually takes 5 to 10 working days for Indian students to receive an unconditional admission offer from the University of Newcastle, Australia. Application processing times can extend during peak admission cycles.
Our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors offer FREE application reviews, admission counselling, visa guidance, and keep you posted about the status of your application.
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3 days agoContributor-Level 10
It usually takes 5 to 10 working days for Indian students to receive an unconditional admission offer from the University of Newcastle, Australia. Application processing times can extend during peak admission cycles.
Our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors offer FREE application reviews, admission counselling, visa guidance, and keep you posted about the status of your application.
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