overseas education consultants hyderabad

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Why Australia?

• Large land area, sixth largest country in the
  world and has
• the lowest population density per square
  kilometer.
• Safe learning environment.
• Multicultural society.
• Relatively warm climate.
• Standard of living cost is viable.
• Part time job opportunities are available.
• IELTS,TOEFL, PTE CAE scores are acceptable.

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Why Australia?

• ELICOS (Pre-sessional English) programs are
  available.
• World class qualification.
• Students can work 40 hours per fortnight when
  the course is in session and 40 hrs/week during
  scheduled course breaks.
• Chances of getting Permanent Residence by
  gathering 60 points.
• Introduction of new Simplified Student Visa
  Framework (SSVF) has simplified the visa process.
• Post Study Work Visa of 2 years for the students
  who complete at least 2 academic years of degree
  (Masters or Bachelors) in Australia.
• If students study in Regional areas in Australia
  they get 5 extra points which support in
  achieving 60 points for PR.

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Types of Educational Institutions

• Colleges
• Public Colleges
• Private Colleges Offering
• English language courses,
• Vocational (work-training) courses,
• University pathway programs and Bachelors
  degrees.
• Universities
• Offering majorly Masters Bachelors degrees.

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Some important domestic groupings are as follows

• Group of 8(Go8)

• These are research intensive universities and are
  amongst the oldest in Australia.
• They are regularly listed towards the top of any
  ranking scheme that includes Australian
  universities.
• They also
• receive over 70 of national research grants,
• employ 80 of university researchers,
• produce 60 of research publications,
• generate 80 of the most highly cited university
  publications.

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Australian Technology Network of Universities(ATN)

• This is a grouping of five universities that
  share a common focus regarding the practical
  application of tertiary studies and research.
• The members are
• Curtin University of Technology
• University of South Australia
• RMIT University
• University of Technology Sydney
• Queensland University of Technology

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Popular Courses
Business, Management Accounting
Education and Teaching
Pharmacy
Information Technology Computer Science
Engineering Project Management
Biotechnology and Biomedical Sciences
Architecture Urban Planning
Hospitality and Tourism
MBBS, Nursing and Public Health
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Education System
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Packaged Program

• Academic Requirement
• Minimum 60 in class 12th
• IELTS Requirement
• Overall 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
• Tuition Fees
• AUD 19000 to 26000/year
• Intakes
• February, July October

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Study options after completing different levels
of education
COMPLETED LEVEL Year 12 leads to
STUDY OPTION(S)

• Foundation program.
• Diploma.
• University undergraduate (if acceptable results)

Diploma leads to

• Undergraduate program in year 2 at the University
  depending on the recognition by University.

Bachelors Degree leads to

• Bachelors (Honours) degree
• A postgraduate qualification

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Illustrative comparison of English Language
Proficiency Tests
IELTS/ TOEFL/ PTE / CAE - all are accepted in
Australia.
IELTS 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9.0
TOEFL 35 46 60 79 94 102 110 115 118
PTE 36 42 50 58 65 73 79 83 86
CAE 41 47 52 58 67 74 80 87 93
Each university has different parameters to check
the equivalence of TOEFL/PTE. It is suggested to
check the respective university website for
correct requirement.
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Entry Requirements

• Academics
• Diploma Minimum 60 in class 12th.
• Bachelors Minimum academic percentage required
  is around 60 in class 12th
• for the students from CBSE board and 65 for
  ICSE/State Board.
• Masters Minimum academic percentage in a
  Bachelors degree should be second class if the
  University is falling under section 1 and 2 of
  the NOOSR guidelines or first class if the
  university is falling under the section 3 of the
  NOOSR guidelines.
• Foundation/Packaged program are available for the
  students who are not directly eligible for the
  Bachelors Program.

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Entry Requirements

• English Language Requirement
• Diploma Overall 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
• Bachelors Overall 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
• Masters Overall 6.5 with no band less than 6.0
• Pre-sessional English Language Program
  (ELICOS/EAP) is available in Australian
  Universities for the students not
  meeting the IELTS requirements of
  the University. We can offer English
  Language program up to 10 weeks maximum at
  present. Minimum acceptable IELTS score is
  overall 6 with no bands less than 5 (for the
  offer to be packaged with ELICOS.

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Australian Student Visa
Requirements To get a student visa, the student

• Should have a valid passport.
• Should have an unconditional offer

letter an e-COE for the course. If the

• students final year/semester result is
  pending and the intake is approaching,
  universities can issue a conditional COE on the
  basis of the students performance in the past
  years of the degree course. Visa can be filed on
  the basis of a conditional COE. However, the
  student needs to provide the final result before
  enrolment.
• Submit a student visa application
• Pay the application fees of A550 using a credit
  card equivalent to Rs. 29,200.
• Should have the required amount of funds through
  education loan or funds in savings account/FDs, 3
  months old (preferred, not mandatory).
• The current exchange rate considered for
  calculating the funds is A 1 Rs. 59

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FAQs

• 1. Are gaps in education acceptable?
• Ans Gaps after/between education are acceptable,
  provided the student has some work
• experience and proper documents like
  salary account statements/Form 16 for the same
• duration to justify the experience or
  some justifiable explanation for the gap (like
  medical
• reason etc.)
• 2. Are Scholarships available in Australia for
  International students?
• Ans Yes. But below points need to be considered
• Not all universities provide scholarships.
• Scholarships are available for exceptional
  profiles (students scoring 65-80 throughout)
• Approximately 10-25 scholarships are given to
  International students.
• 3. Are Australian Degrees recognized in India or
  worldwide?
• Ans Yes.
• As Indian degrees are recognized in Australia,
  similarly Australian degrees are recognized
• in India. Australian universities are recognized
  worldwide with almost 21 universities among
• the top 400 universities in the world.
• 4. What are the work rights of students?

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5. Can student start working as soon as they
reach in Australia? Ans. No. Student
cannot start working immediately. They can work
only after course commencement. 6. Can
Dependent(accompanying applicant) work in
Australia? Ans Yes. Dependents can work
full time i.e., 40 hrs per week after the
students course commencement. 7. Can a
student change an education provider after
reaching Australia? Ans. If the student has not
completed 6 months of principal course, and wants
to change his education provider, he
requires to have permission of existing
education provider in order to transfer to
another education provider. Moreover,
students must remain enrolled in courses of the
same Australian Qualification
Framework (AQF level) (or higher) i.e. no
downgrading from Bachelor to Advanced
Diploma will be permitted.