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| Australia
at a Glance: |
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Australia
is known for its stunning landscapes. |
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Australia
has one of the lowest crime rates in the World. |
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It
has a vibrant heritage, is rich in the arts and is known for
its sporting achievements. |
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Australian
Government provides help with medical expenses through a scheme
called Medicare. |
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Schooling
is compulsory for children until 15 years of age in most states
and territories. |
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Multicultural
Australia is a safe, friendly, sophisticated and harmonious
society & offers excellent value for money and a high
standard of living. |
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| Education: |
Australia
boasts of a very fine and high level of education and no wonder
it is a favorite amongst international students. It has an impressive
list of World class colleges & Universities approx. 42 Universities,
situated in some of the most scenic places. |
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Salient Features: |
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Quality
of education is high. Australian degrees are internationally
accepted. Australian Universities, vocational education and
training colleges and schools are World-class. |
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The
Australian Government closely monitors higher education standards.
All Universities and TAFE institutes receive substantial funding
from the Government. |
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TAFE
(Technical and Further Education) institutes are unique in
offering vocational training tailored to the job market for
high school graduates. |
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Indian
3-year degree is acceptable directly for Masters programs.
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No
GRE/ GMAT/ SAT required. |
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Flexible
visa regulations and immigration laws in favour of international
students. |
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Flexible
and favourable opportunities for migration after studies.
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| Geography
& Climate: |
Australia
is diverse in its geography and climate. Being in the Southern Hemisphere
Australia's summer starts in December and winter in June. Nearly
one third of Australia is in the tropics where the average temperature
is in the mid 20 degrees Celsius. The southern areas are in Temperate
Zone. |
| Cost
of Education & Living: |
The
cost of education in Australia is between AUS$12000-19000 for Undergraduate
Courses and between AUS$12000-28000 for Post-Graduate Courses. The
cost of living is approximately AUS$10000–14000 per year,
this covers all the living expenses; including accommodation, food,
travel, books, clothes and entertainment. |
| Major
Cities: |
| Canberra,
Sydney, Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, Victoria, Queensland. |
