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New answer posted•2 weeks ago
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2 weeks ago

Burwood is about a 30-minute drive from the Melbourne CBD. Geelong Waterfront is roughly 75 km away, just over an hour by V/Line train, while Waurn Ponds is about 85 km away. Warrnambool is the most distant at around 250 km, with trains from Geelong taking about two hours twenty.

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3 weeks ago

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 Un

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The University of Melbourne ranks #1 in Australia for Law, Business & Economics and Computer Sciences by THE Rankings by Subject 2026. It also ranks #1 in Australia for Accounting & Finance, Data Science & AI, and Business and Management Studies by QS Subject Rankings 2026.

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Sydney's UNSW is Australia's top-ranked university (QS World Rank 19 in 2027). While Melbourne's University of Melbourne follows closely at 22. Both cities host multiple top-50 institutions.

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Which city is cheaper for Indian students - Sydney or Melbourne?

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Is Sydney or Melbourne better for international students?

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Neither is universally better. Sydney suits students targeting finance, consulting or tech careers and wanting a larger Indian community. Melbourne suits students prioritising affordability, course diversity and top QS Best Student City rankings.

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2 months ago

Generally, yes! Regional universities such as CQUniversity, James Cook University, and University of Tasmania tend to charge 15–30% less in annual tuition than metro institutions.

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New answer posted•3 months ago
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3 months ago

Yes, work experience is an important factor as per the selection criteria for MBA Courses at UMelb. The students should have a work experience of at least 2 years to be eligible. Other than that, other selection criteria include-

  • UG Degree (3-4 years)
  • English Language Test (IELTS: 6.5 -7, TOEFL: 79-10

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