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Akanksha Malhotra

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The University of Sydney follows a standard minimum requirement for IELTS score. For admission to the University of Sydney courses, Indian students must meet the minimum score requirement. 

  • UG: Overall score of 6.5 with no band below 6.0 (exceptions applicable)
  • PG: Overall score of 6.5 with no band below 6.0 (some faculty members have other requirement)

TOEFL / PTE scores are also accepted by Sydney University. 

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Lalit Shukla

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As per an unofficial source, Flinders University acceptance rate stands at around 73%, which makes it a moderately easy university to get into. 

Indian students would have to meet the Flinders admission requirements to get in. Having a good academic background, English language proficiency and proving the Genuine Student (GS) intent

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Kanika Pandey

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As per Shiksha Popularity Rankings, Flinders University is ranked #23 in Australia and #362 in the world. 

Other than this, Flinders is also ranked by some of the top ranking bodies of the world like the US News, QS Rankings, Times Higher Education and more. 

The QS Ranking 2026 for Flinders University is #21. In the world, this institution is ranked #374 in 2027.

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Chandra Sharma

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Here are some of the subject rankings of RMIT Uni as per QS subject rankings 2026-

Top 50

ParticularsRank
Architecture#15
Art & Design#19
Library and Information Management#29

Top 100

  • Accounting & Finance: #95
  • Communication and Media Studies: #51-100
  • Data Science & AI: #51-100

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Rupali Singh

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A few of the Indian student reviews for RMIT University Australia are given below-

  • A no. of on campus part time or off-campus options are available for students. A few on campus roles that RMIT Uni students can take up are library assistant, barista, student ambassador, etc.
  • Student life at RMIT is very vibrant. There are free breakfast options on Wednesday and Thursday
  • Student clubs like RIC, RUSU at RMIT Uni organize events like Garba, Disco nights, etc. 
  • The faculty is very nice. Students can approach them with any doubts

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Divya Shukla

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The 48% rule at the University of Melbourne is the primary policy used by the Melbourne Law School for its Juris Doctor program

This rule allows students who failed a compulsory subject (with final marks of 48% or 49%) to be granted an additional assessment to pass that subject. 

Look at the guidelines given below - 

  • A candidate should receive a final score of 48% or 49%
  • The pass grade is 50% (capped)
  • Only applicable at Melbourne Law School for the JD program

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Bhumika Vimal

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The Parkville campus is the main campus of the University of Melbourne. It is located minutes north of the Melbourne central business district.

The Melbourne University Parkville campus was founded in 1853. It has 10 faculties and it works as the base for most of the teaching and research of the university.  

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Virajita Bisht

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The University of the West of Scotland does not publish the placement rates specifically. Although, as per an unofficial source, the UWS placement rate is 78%

This means that this is a moderately selective university to get into. It should also be noted that UK and EU students tend to see higher acceptance rates compared to the Indian applicants.

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Mamona Dixit

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The University of Melbourne is highly competitive and determines the spots strictly based on the number of places available in each different degree. 

So, no, a large total enrolment does not mean that the admissions are easier for students at Melbourne University.

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