Queensland University of Technology

Talking about application fees in this two universities 

For University of Queensland (UQ) the application fee is AUD 150 (Australian Dollars). In Indian Rupees, this is approximately ?8,000 (depending on the current exchange rate, which can vary).This fee is non-refundable, meaning you won't get your money back, even if your application is not accepted.

For Queensland University of Technology (QUT) the application fee is USD 100 (US Dollars).In Indian Rupees, this is approximately ?8,300 (based on current exchange rates which may vary).Like UQ, this fee is also non-refundable.

If you are an Indian student then these fees are separate from tuition and other expenses. As the fees are non-refundable, ensure you meet all the application requirements before paying. 

Queensland University of Technology offers various scholarships for its international and domestic students. Additionally, there is no separate application required for scholarships at QUT. Some of the famous scholarships at the Queensland University of Technology for international students are as follows:

• International Merit Scholarship

For UG and PG students this scholarship will cover 25% of the tuition fee for the first two semesters which is equal to 1 year. The eligibility criteria for this scholarship is academic performance. 

• Real World Scholarship

For UG and PG students, this scholarship will cover 20% of the tuition fee for 1 year of degree. Academic performance will be evaluated for the eligibility criteria.

• College Merit Scholarship

For UG students, this scholarship will cover 25% of first-semester tuition fees for the foundation programme and Diploma program. The eligibility for this scholarship will depend on the student’s secondary school results.

• College English Language Concession

To be eligible for this scholarship the UG and PG student's native language should not be English. Students will enjoy a relaxation of 25% in the tuition fee for EAP (English for Academic Purposes) and IELTS Advanced programs.

There are various top-raking authorities but Shiksha Grading stands out of the herd. As Shiksha Grading, normalized ranking of top-ranking authorities and converted into 9 buckets such as A+, A, B+, B, C+, and C. With this grading system, courses are graded according to their availability at the college in a specific nation. Moreover, colleges are ranked according to their nation of origin. Hence, the students are free from the hustle of checking the university ranking from a variety of ranking agencies. Therefore, students are required to check Shiksha Grading only.  Shiksha Grading has all top rankings from highly regarded ranking authorities and normalized it for students. The nine bucket categories created by Shiksha grading are A+, A, B+, B, C+, and C.

The QUT has various famous personalities as their alumni family. The university always believes that every graduate of this university will make a revolutionary change in the industry. Furthermore, with over 298,000 alumni the Queensland University of Technology is educating students in every possible way. The alumni of QUT are working in leading sectors like Business Development, Operations, Education, Information Technology, and more. Furthermore, the top famous alumni of QUT are such as Abbie Chatfield, Melina Vildler, Andrew Wallace, Tracey Spicer, Steven Ciono, and more. However, the pie chart mentioned below shows the sectors in which QUT alumni works: