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Admission process: Depending upon the institute, it could be direct admission process or merit based admission process.
Further studies: Valid Diploma certificate holders may pursue relevant Bachelors Degree course. B.Sc. Degree can then be followed up with PG Degree or PG Diploma courses.
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If I could understand your intent behind doing your MHA from Australia, I might be able to guide you better. Otherwise, I have to only support your decision and say do it from a good University and also please choose a course with a 2 year duration or else you will not get your post study visa and also not be eligible for PR later.
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First step is to select the University you would like to apply in. Then, go to their website and apply online as per the instructions on the website. You will need to either take a print out of the application form and fill it up, sign and color scan it and upload along with your academic scores sheets, degree, letters of reference, SOP and your IELTS or PTE score sheet, your passport relevant pages. Also, any other documents asked for by the University. If you want to make it easier, then use the services of a good overseas education consultant, as their service for UK are free, as they are paid by the University.
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Yes, scope is good and options are diverse. The field of animal care looks for skilled professionals abroad. The requirements for pursuing higher studies abroad depends on country to country, tests such as GRE, MCAT,VCAT etc. may have to be taken.
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