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- Post-study work visa up to 4 years — 3 for a Master's — for Indian graduates
- Work 48 hours per fortnight while you study
- Clear points-based pathway from study to PR
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Partner Institutions
16,000+
Courses Available
AU$70K
Avg Graduate Starting Salary*
Up to 4 Yrs
Post-Study Work Visa†
*Indicative median graduate starting salary - varies widely by field and employer; not a guarantee. †Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) for Indian graduates under the India-Australia ECTA — 2 years after a Bachelor's, 3 after a Master's, up to 4 after a PhD.
"Got my Australia PR within 3 years of graduating!"
Why Study in Australia?
Globally ranked universities, generous work rights, and a clear route from campus to career — here's what makes Australia stand out.
Extended Post-Study Work Rights
Indian graduates can stay back on the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) — up to 2 years after a Bachelor's, 3 years after a Master's, and 4 years after a PhD under the India–Australia ECTA.
Globally Ranked Universities
Melbourne, Sydney, UNSW, ANU and Monash consistently sit inside the world's top 100, and Australian degrees are recognised by employers and regulators worldwide.
Earn While You Learn
Student visa holders can work up to 48 hours per fortnight while their course is in session and unlimited hours during scheduled breaks — on some of the world's highest minimum wages.
Clear PR Pathways
Australia's points-based skilled migration system (subclasses 189, 190 and 491) gives graduates a realistic route from study to permanent residency, with bonus points for regional study.
Safe, Welcoming Cities
Australian cities regularly rank among the world's most liveable, and the ESOS framework legally protects international students' fees, welfare and course quality.
Support & Community
Compulsory OSHC health cover, dedicated international-student support offices, and one of the largest Indian student communities abroad make settling in easy.
Popular Courses in Australia
Explore high-demand programs chosen by Indian students in Australia for excellent career outcomes.
MBA & Business Management
Data Science & Analytics
Engineering
IT & Computing
Nursing & Health Sciences
Accounting & Finance
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Public Health
Top Universities in Australia
Study at leading institutions in Australia — our counselors match you to the right university for your profile and budget.
University of Melbourne
Known for: Medicine, Business, Law
University of Sydney
Known for: Business, Engineering, Health
UNSW Sydney
Known for: Engineering, Business, Art & Design
Australian National University
Known for: Politics, Science, Law
Monash University
Known for: Pharmacy, Engineering, Business
University of Queensland
Known for: Science, Engineering, Health
University of Western Australia
Known for: Engineering, Medicine, Marine Science
University of Adelaide
Known for: Engineering, Health Sciences, Agriculture
Where You'll Study in Australia
Our featured universities — Australia's Group of Eight — span six student cities from Perth to Brisbane. Hover or tap a marker, or pick a university from the list, to see who calls each city home.
Our 8 featured universities
Spread across 6 cities. Tap any campus to find it on the map.
Marker positions are approximate. Melbourne and Sydney each host two of our featured universities — Melbourne & Monash, and Sydney & UNSW.
Why Students Choose AEOC for Australia
Any consultant can hand you a brochure. Here is what you actually get when you plan your journey with us.
97% Visa Success
A track record built on honest counselling and careful file preparation.
Local Offices in Gujarat
Walk into our Nadiad or Vallabh Vidyanagar office anytime — no appointment needed.
End-to-End Support
One team from shortlist to offer, visa and departure — never handed off.
Scholarship Assistance
We shortlist and apply for every award your profile qualifies for.
SOP Writing
Statements that tell your story, shaped with experienced editors.
Interview Preparation
Mock sessions with real questions until you walk in calm and confident.
Education Loan Guidance
Help choosing lenders and handling paperwork through to disbursement.
Pre-Departure Guidance
A pre-flight briefing on forex, travel, documents and what to expect on campus.
Not sure which university is right for you?
“AEOC shortlisted the right universities for my budget and handled my CoE and visa end to end. I'm now at Monash doing my Master's in IT.”
Prashant R.
Master's in IT, Monash University
“From GS documentation to OSHC, everything was explained clearly. My subclass 500 visa was granted without a single query.”
Khushbu P.
Bachelor of Nursing, Adelaide
Australia Admission Timeline
Australia has two major intakes — February and July — plus a smaller November intake at trimester-based universities.
February
Primary IntakeBest for:
All programs — maximum course and scholarship availability
Key Tips:
- Apply 6-8 months early
- Most competitive intake
- Best scholarship options
July
Secondary IntakeBest for:
Students who missed February — most popular courses still open
Key Tips:
- Good course availability
- Less competition
- Faster offer turnaround
November
Minor IntakeBest for:
Trimester-based universities and select programs only
Key Tips:
- Limited universities
- Quick processing
- Check university-specific offerings
How to Apply
Apply directly to universities through their online portals — most admit on a rolling basis for both intakes. Foundation and diploma pathways are available if you don't meet direct-entry requirements.
Cost Estimate
AUD 20,000 - 45,000
(Rs 11,00,000 - 24,50,000) per year
Duration: 3-4 years
Entry Requirements
Popular Programs
Popular Universities
Key Considerations
Early Preparation
Start 6-8 months before intake for February admissions
Rolling Admissions
Most universities assess applications as they arrive, until seats fill
Visa Timeline
Lodge your subclass 500 application as soon as your CoE is issued
Cost of Living in Australia
Plan your finances with our estimated monthly budgets — Sydney and Melbourne cost noticeably more than regional cities.
Monthly Living Expenses
Total Monthly Cost (approx.)
AUD 2,600
per month in Sydney / Melbourne
For the visa, Home Affairs requires evidence of AUD 29,710 for 12 months of living costs (single student, 2025-26).
Tuition Fees by Study Level
Undergraduate
Business, Engineering, IT
AUD 20,000 - 45,000
Avg: AUD 30,000/year
Postgraduate
MBA, Data Science, Nursing
AUD 22,000 - 50,000
Avg: AUD 35,000/year
PhD / Research
Often funded via RTP scholarships
AUD 22,000 - 50,000
Avg: AUD 35,000/year
VET / Diploma
Pathway & trade programs
AUD 8,000 - 22,000
Avg: AUD 14,000/year
One-Time Costs
AUD 2,500
Student Visa Fee (from Jul 2026)
AUD 500-700
OSHC (single, per year)
AUD 700-1,300
Flight (one-way, approx.)
Rs 19,000-20,000
IELTS/PTE (in India)
Money-Saving Tips
- Work part-time (48 hrs/fortnight) during semester
- Consider regional campuses — lower rent + scholarship options
- Use student transport concessions and discounts
- Share accommodation and cook at home
Need help budgeting for your Australian study plan?
Scholarships for Indian Students
Government and university funding can cover partial to full tuition — strong academics and an early application improve your chances.
Destination Australia
International and domestic students at eligible regional campuses (Cert IV to PhD)
Value
AUD 15,000/yr
Deadline
Varies
Competition
Medium
Monash International Merit Scholarship
High-achieving international students at Monash — automatically considered with your course offer
Value
AUD 15,000/yr
Deadline
With Offer
Competition
Medium
Deakin Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship
Outstanding academic record; separate application (a 50% award is also offered)
Value
100% tuition
Deadline
Before Intake
Competition
Low
Research Training Program (RTP)
MPhil/PhD applicants nominated by their Australian university
Value
Tuition + stipend
Deadline
Aug - Oct (Sem 1)
Competition
Low
Australia Student Visa Requirements
Everything you need for the Student visa (subclass 500) application.
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
Issued by your university once you accept the offer and pay the initial deposit
Genuine Student (GS) Requirement
Targeted questions on your study plans and circumstances — replaced the GTE statement in March 2024
Financial Capacity
AUD 29,710 for 12 months' living costs plus first-year tuition and travel (Home Affairs benchmark)
English Proficiency
IELTS 6.0 / PTE 50 or equivalent for the visa (in-centre tests only); universities may ask for more
OSHC Health Insurance
Overseas Student Health Cover for your entire stay — roughly AUD 500-700/year for a single student
Visa Application Charge
From AUD 2,500 (from 1 July 2026), paid at lodgement — non-refundable
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