Monash University

The minimum IELTS test score requirement varies for different courses & level of studies. However, the general IELTS (Academic) test score requirement is 6.5.

Moreover, the institute also accepts TOEFL, Pearson Test of English (PTE) & C1 Advanced as valid proof of English language proficiency.

The Monash University application fee is AUD 125 (INR 7 K) for applying directly to Monash. The mentioned fee is non-refundable & must be paid at the time of application submission.

The fee is mandatory, unless one possesses a valid fee waiver & can be paid by Mastercard, VISA, Convera & BPAY.

The per year cost of a JD programme at Monash University is around AUD 49,200 (INR 27.5 L), per data curated from official sources.

Moreover, students must also take into the cost of living in Melbourne, which ranges between AUD 675-2,026 (INR 38 K-INR 1.13 L) per week.

Conversion Rate: 1 AUD = INR 56.10

The Monash University is home to 78,230 students (as of 2024), enrolled in higher education across a range of streams.

This includes 55,885 undergraduate students. 18,346 in graduate studies & 3,998 students enrolled in Research.

Of these about 53% students identified themselves as females, 46% as males & 1% remained unspecified.

The Monash University Law School acceptance rate stands at 40%, i.e. the institute is selective at admitting students, laying a major emphasis on picking students with a solid academic background.

Therefore, interested applicants are advised to maintain decent scores as part of their school & college academics & do the same for entrance & English language tests to have the best possible chance of admission.

Yes, the Monash University is among the top 5 universities in Australia & top 40 universities worldwide, per Shiksha Popularity Rankings & Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Law Rankings, respectively.

The institute's graduates are also the recipients of job offers from a number of top public organizations including the Bar Association of Victoria, Supreme Court of Victoria & the Parliament of Victoria.

Professor Kevin Ball, adjunct law professor at Monash, attended & graduated with a Bachelor of Law degree in 1980.

Kevin is notable for being the former director of the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law, having also served as a Commissioner on Victoria's YooRrook Justice Commission from 2021-23.

The institute has trained multiple supreme court justices over its 60+ year history, including Hon Justice Elizabeth Fullerton (Supreme Court Justice in New South Wales) & Hon Justice Anne Ferguson (Supreme Court Justice in Victoria), are among such individuals.

While Fullerton graduated with a BA in 1980, Ferguson did so with an Arts & Law degree in 1982.