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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Indian students are required to pay the ECU tuition fee at UG and PG levels. For MS courses, the tuition ranges from INR 21.1L to INR 29.1L.
The UG courses by ECU, Indian students are required to pay anywhere between INR 20.6L to INR 34.06L. For PG courses, the ECU fee ranges between INR 10.3L and INR 35.7L.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
To get a scholarship at Australian National University, students must meet the eligibility criteria as mentioned below-
Students must have registered to full-time UG or PG program.
Submit the scholarship application on time
Keep track of application status
- Must be international fee paying student
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Since Australia is tightening visa rules for Indian students, Charles Sturt University is considered a Level 2 (depicting moderate risk) university for Indian students.
A level 2 university is like an assesment for the authoroties here showing what level of scrutiny during visa processing will be there.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Students who are yet to enroll to the university, can contact the Uni of Western Australia (UWA) alumni for guidance via:
- LinkedIn Alumni Tool to sort and filter alumni based on area of expertise and experience
- Attending public regional networking events
- Reaching out to local international alumni chapters (in cities like Delhi and Mumbai)
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Indian students can transfer from their current college or university to UWA. To do that, students will need to formally apply (via UWA Apply), and meet general requirements mentioned below:
- Maintain strong university results
- Provide a clear scan or photo of original academic documents
- Provide original academic and personal documents on request
- Meet the English language competence requirements and academic ones
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Indian students can transfer from their current college or university to UWA. To do that, students will need to formally apply (via UWA Apply), and meet general requirements mentioned below:
- Maintain strong university results
- Provide a clear scan or photo of original academic documents
- Provide original academic and personal documents on request
- Meet the English language competence requirements and academic ones
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, UWA is among the popular Australian universities that accept Indian students with backlogs. UWA is competitive to get into (38% acceptance rate) and accepts Indian students with a backlog in no more than 5 subjects, provided these are cleared in time.
Additional requirements for Indian students with backlogs at Uni Western Australia include:
- Compelling SOP
- Strong GPA/overall percentage in past studies
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Deakin University's acceptance rates are 75%. It is moderately easy to get into Deakin University and not very tough. The students are required to fulfill the entry requirements and the selection criteria well. Also, they need to fill the application form for the courses before the deadlines.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
The acceptance rate of Deakin University is 75%. The University is home to students from over 160+ Countries. The headcount for total number of students at Deakin University are 60,600+. India makes up around 44% of the enrollment percentage at the Deakin University.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
There are so many reasons to study at Deakin University-
· It is ranked among top 20 Universities in Australia
· The Campus is in Australia's most livable city (top 5) in the world.
· Deakin University core-curriculum is based on the projects and practical learning
· Students get support for their careers through work integrated Learning, Internships and Deakin Talent Services.
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