The University of Sydney

Once you have submitted the USyd application successfully, you may be asked to submit more documents or also be called for an interview. 

In any case, the applicants can see their application status by logging into the admission portal they used and going to 'My applications'. There may be a case as given below - 

• In progress would mean that the university has received the application and it will take some time to assess it. 

If an international student has applied for the University of Sydney admissions, this university can possibly call them for an interview. Look at the informative pointers given below - 

• The University aim is to assess and reply to the student application as soon as possible. 
• And they generally take up to four weeks for the whole assessment to get done. Sometimes it may also take longer than that. 

The two key intakes available at the University of Sydney are Semester 1, which begins in February each year, and Semester 2, which starts in July. 

Out of these two, the most popular among International students is Semester 1 as this is the main one and also most of the USyd courses are made available at this time. 

The July intake mostly has programs in Science, Business, Health Sciences and also Arts. 

As an Indian student, international students are required to apply for the University of Sydney admissions via the official portal of the university. For different courses at this university, the exact dates are different as per the program. 

USyd advises the Indian applicants to apply here at least 6 to 8 weeks before the start date. This allows enough time to have the visa and the application processed. The application should be made using the documents given below - 

• Academic transcripts 
• English test scores 
• SAT or ACT scores sheets 

USYD has heritage buildings like The Great Hall, The University of Sydney Memorial Carillon, The Organ, Architecture and gardens, etc. These locations are chosen for graduation ceremonies, major events and even occasional weddings.

The University of Sydney offers the following tips for students looking into the options to live off campus before finalizing their decision mentioned below

• Explore surrounding suburbs and check verified listings for these areas on common rental areas
• Calculate your budget including costs in addition to rent
• Apply early
• Check the place offline before paying
• Know your tenant rights

Yes, the University of Sydney accepts CBSE marksheet as it is the Central Education board of India and also fully recognised for direct admissions to UG courses at the University of Sydney. 

The most important requirement is to have a high school Diploma equivalent to an Australian year 12 qualification and the CBSE marksheets are equivalent to it. 

International students would also require English language proficiency for admissions. 

Students can arrive the latest by 2nd week of the semester of their programme at USYD. They won't be allowed to study online in the meanwhile, but no need to feel hopeless. If a student is fully enrolled they can request to suspend their studies until next semester. If students are yet to enrolled they can request to defer the start date of course to next available semester.