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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
RMIT is ranked at #1 in Australia and #21 in the world for courses in Architecture and Built Environment as per QS Rankings by subject 2025. Few of the reasons to study this course are:
Learn in an urban lab of design
Students can learn from award-winning architects. The staff and alumni of this university have been awarded the prestigious Victorian Architecture model
The university is globally recognised for its contribution to Architecture. The career paths of this university's Architecture graduates are Architect, Design Journalist, Interior Designer, Urban Designer, etc.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
RMIT offers Future Leaders Scholarship which provides students belonging to Indian sub-continent 20% tuition fee reduction for eligible programs. This scholarship is applied to students who want to pursue Bachelor's and Master's by coursework program. As per this scholarship, there is a 20% tuition fee reduction for the programme duration outlined on the offer letter. The eligibility of this scholarship is:
Be a citizen of India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal or Pakistan
Be an international student having a valid student visa or plan to apply for a student visa prior to the start of the program
Have an offer letter to commence the st
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
A comparison between RMIT University and Deakin University (for choosing CS course) is given below:
Particulars | RMIT | Deakin |
|---|---|---|
Reputation | Strong global reputation in Tech, Design & Innovation; Part of Australian Technology Network | Good reputation, practical curriculum, more-industry-focused |
Ranking for MS in CS & IT | Top 200-250 worldwide | Top 300-350 worldwide |
Course focus | More research and Advanced Technical subjects (Data Science, AI, Cloud Computing, etc.) | More applied and career-focused with practical exposure, project-based learning, etc. |
Approx. tuition fees | AUD 38,000 - AUD 41,000 per year | AUD 37,000 - AUD 40,000 per year |
Part-time work & internships | Easier access because of central Melbourne location | Available, but slightly less access as compared to RMIT |
Deakin University offers better employability support and affordability. On the other hand, RMIT University offers better brand value internationally.
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7 months ago
Contributor-Level 10
Meeting the RMIT eligibility criteria is mandatory for all international students to receive an offer letter. Mentioned below is the detailed eligibility criteria:
- Academic Qualification: Completion of the Indian Senior Secondary Certificate (10+2) or equivalent from a recognised board like CBSE, ISE, or others.
- Subject Requirements: Based on the RMIT course chosen, certain subject requirements might be there. For example, Engineering or Science courses may require Mathematics or Physics in 10+2.
- English Language Proficiency: Indian students need to prove the English language requirement, as the courses offered by the universi
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7 months agoContributor-Level 9
International students need to follow a process to submit an RMIT application. This requires them to meet the eligibility requirements, collect all the required documents, make copies of those documents and form an account on RMIT International student admission portal and submit it along with application fee of AUD 100 (INR 5.9K).
Once an international student receives a conditional offer or an unconditional one from university the students are required to apply for an Australian student visa.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 9
Once an application is submitted to RMIT University, the processing takes about 2 to 4 weeks. The applicant should keep checking emails and the RMIT official website for regular updates. If all the RMIT eligibility requirements are met, the student will receive a conditional or an unconditional offer letter within the period mentioned.
After receiving the offer letter, the applicant is required to accept it and pay the tuition fee to secure the spot within the given time. This process is then followed by applying for an Australian student visa.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 9
With an RMIT University acceptance rate of 65% (taken from an unofficial source), it cannot be considered very difficult to get into this university.
Please refer to the list of documents given below:
Academic transcripts and certificates (10th, 12th, bachelor's degree if applicable)
Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE)
A valid passport copy
Statement of Purpose (if required)
Curriculum Vitae/Resume (for some postgraduate courses)
Passport-size photographs
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
When it comes to the Shiksha Popularity Rankings for RMIT, it ranks #195 in the World and #13 in Australia. Whereas if we talk about the RMIT Placements it has been rated 3.3 for Internships, 4.2 for Part time work, 3.5 for Post study jobs, and 3.3 for Value for money. Overall RMIT has been rated a 3.9 on a scale of 5, suggesting that studying at this university is worthwhile.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
RMIT University is one of the oldest universities in the Australia. With rich alumni network that include 540,000+ alumni memebers all over the word. RMIT alumni network include innovators mentors, leaders, etc. Some of the popular notable alumni who attended RMIT University include James Wan, Leigh Whannell, Gillian Chung, etc.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
The duration of Master of Food Science and Technology at RMIT is 2 years. The tuition fees is around AUD 44,160 for the 2026 semester (Around INR 25 lakh). Students are going to develop skills and knowledge in food processing and preservation; food safety, packaging, and labelling; chemical properties of food materials; and food product and process innovation. Also, note that this degree has strong links to industry that are showcased through two work-integrated learning (WIL) experiences.
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