The University of Melbourne

University of Melbourne placement rate attracts students from all over the world. University of Melbourne placement rate is 97% for UG students. Melbourne University placement rate for PG students stands at 98%, and the graduates found employment within 6 months. 

University of Melbourne offer admission for Indian students in two intakes Start and Mid intake. Indian students can apply through Official Portal for both UG and PG programs. The University of Melbourne application deadline for Indian students is listed below:

The University of Melbourne offers a large variety of programs at undergraduate and postgraduate level for its Indian students. Melbourne University application fee for Indian students is listed below:

University of Melbourne and Drexel University are some of the top ranked universities all over the world. Check the table listed below for Melbourne University and Drexel University ranking by various ranking bodies worldwide:

According to Shiksha Popularity Ranking, University of Melbourne has an overall ranking of #28 in world and #1 in Australia. Top ranking authorities worldwide that are shown below rank University of Melbourne:

University of Melbourne acceptance rate is 77%. It means out of every 100 students, only 77 students are enrolled at the university. Indian students must meet entry requirements at the university. 

Yes, University of Melbourne is among the top universities of Indian students to pursue higher education. According to Shiksha Popularity Rankings, University of Melbourne is ranked at #28 in World and #1 in Australia. Melbourne University offer a large variety of programs at UG and PG levels for its Indian students. The university placement rate attracts students from all over the world.

There is no single GPA requirement for all sorts of courses and programs. For example, to pursue the University of Melbourne UG courses, international students are required to have a minimum of 75 to 93%. 

For the postgraduate programs, international students may require more than 75% in a relevant UG degree. There may also be a case where for some courses the applicants may require a different GPA or percentage. 

The 48% rule at the University of Melbourne is for Law school. According to this rule if a student gets 48% or above will be allowed to try and pass that compulsory subject with an additional assessment. 

It is not really applicable for other subjects and courses but for the UMel Law School (JD program). So, this is for the students who have just fallen short by some marks.