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Nishtha Sharma

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University of Melbourne placement rate UG is around 55%. The average salary international UG students is around AUD 55,000 (INR 32.88 L), annually. The average salary international PG students is around AUD 70,000 (INR 41.84 L), annually

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Saakshi Rawat

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University of Melbourne is one of the most esteemed universities in the Australia. Melbourne University graduates are highly skilled Project Management, Leadership, Research Skills, etc. Melbourne University graduates work for leading companies that are given below-

  • Monash University
  • University of Melbourne
  • Department of Education
  • NAB
  • Deloitte

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Manashjyoti Sharma

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As per Melbourne University reviews posted by students on Shiksha, the university has been rated 4.4 out of 5 for the quality of its faculty. The students rated the University of Melbourne for placement is as follows:

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Ratings (Out of 5)

Internships

3.8

Part Time Work

3.8

Post Study Jobs

3.7

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Virajita Bisht

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No, PTE and IELTS are different exams. These are two different English proficiency exams that Indian students must take to study abroad. Both these exams differ in terms of their pattern, structure, question types, intent, scoring, results delivery, scoring scale, acceptance and popularity. However, fees for IELTS exam is going to become INR 19,000 starting end of March 2026, while the PTE exam's new and updated fees for 2026 is INR 18,900.

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Raushan Kumar

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The difficulty is exactly same. The questions are same. But, if you have good typing speed, computer test feels easier for Writing task. Also, for Reading task, the screen is split so you can see passage and questions together, which many students find helpful.

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Raushan Kumar

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In IELTS exam, if you get less marks in only one subject like Writing or Reading, you don't need to give the full IELTS test again. In this case you can take only that module of IELTS test. This saves your time and money. But you must book this within 60 days of your original test.

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Akash Gaur

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The TUM Garching campus is the research-hub of the Technical University of Munich. The campus developed in 1957, began with the commissioning of the first research reactor: The Garching atomic egg.

The campus is located in close proximity to the best research institutions & startups in the region & is an integral part of Munich's technological ecosystem.

It is connected directly with Downtown Munich, via the underground line & is also easily accessible via the Munich airport & highway.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

Scholar-Level 17

Hi.

A 7.5 overall IELTS score is strong and will generally satisfy the English language requirement for most universities and professional purposes. You're in a good position academically and professionally.

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Raushan Kumar

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The IELTS exam is a test to prove your English level for study abroad or work. Countries like UK, Canada, and Australia need this proof for your student visa. Without this score, the embassy thinks you cannot manage there.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes! Sweden is very flexible. If you have completed a Bachelor degree (like Engineering) in India where the medium was English, you usually get an IELTS exemption. You just need to show your college transcripts or a certificate saying your studies were in English. You don't need to write the exam again.

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