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Study in Australia

World-ranked universities, exceptional quality of life, generous post-study work rights and a strong Indian student community — Australia is consistently among India’s top study destinations.

Overview

Why Australia?

Australia is home to seven of the world’s top 100 universities, offers one of the most generous post-study work visa regimes globally, and consistently attracts the largest number of Indian international students after the USA and UK.

With a safe, multicultural environment, strong employment outcomes across engineering, IT, healthcare and business, and cities that regularly top global liveability rankings, Australia offers an outstanding student experience.

  • 7 universities in the global top 100
  • 2–4 year post-study work visa (Subclass 485)
  • Strong employment in IT, engineering & healthcare
  • Large, established Indian community
University of Sydney Australia
Quick facts

Australia at a glance

IntakesFebruary/March and July/August
Popular testsIELTS / PTE Academic / TOEFL
Student visaSubclass 500 (Student Visa)
Work while studying48 hrs/fortnight (no limit in some periods)
Post-study work2–4 years (Subclass 485)
Apply6–9 months before intake
Budget

Typical annual cost

ItemIndicative range
Tuition (per year)A$25,000–A$45,000
Living (per year)A$22,000–A$28,000
Health cover (OSHC)A$700–A$1,200
Sydney Australia student life
Where you could study

Top universities & popular courses

  • University of Melbourne
  • University of Sydney
  • Australian National University (ANU)
  • University of Queensland
  • Monash University
  • UNSW Sydney

Popular courses

EngineeringIT & Computer ScienceBusiness & MBANursing & HealthcareData ScienceArchitecture
Good to know

Australia FAQs

How long can I stay after studying?
The Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) allows graduates to work in Australia for 2–4 years depending on qualification level and location of study, with additional extensions available in regional areas.
Is Australia expensive?
Tuition and living costs are comparable to the UK. The generous work rights allow students to earn part of their living costs, and strong graduate salaries make the investment worthwhile for most fields.
Is PTE accepted in Australia?
Yes — PTE Academic is widely accepted across Australian universities and for the student visa, and many Indian students prefer it for its quick results and computer-based format.
What are the best cities for Indian students?
Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane are the most popular, each with large Indian communities, diverse food options and strong employment markets. Adelaide and Perth offer lower costs with high quality of life.

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