A$8,000
per year
Everything below is read from the Educircle verified catalogue — real courses at real Australian universities, with the tuition, English scores and intake dates those universities publish. No estimates, and nothing here is written to fill a page.
Indicative annual international tuition across the 1,560 offerings whose universities publish a fee. Figures are in Australian dollars, as published — this page carries no exchange rate, because a stale conversion on a page about money is worse than none.
per year
per year — the median, not an average, so a handful of six-figure degrees do not distort it.
per year
The scores the catalogue actually records, per test. Component minimums differ by course — the course page shows the requirement for that specific program.
5.5 to 7.5 overall, most commonly 6.5.
58 to 65 overall, most commonly 64.
79 to 102 overall, most commonly 87.
The intakes currently open, with the first commencement date each university has published. An intake disappears from this page once it has begun.
Earliest recorded start: 1 February 2027.
Earliest recorded start: 26 July 2027.
Every award below has been checked against its official source and is open to students from India — either because it is open to all international students, or because India is named on its eligibility list. Awards that exclude South Asian citizens are not shown here.
Course counts by state and territory, matching what the course finder returns for each one.
The Educircle catalogue records each course's English requirement and, where the university publishes one, its academic threshold — but it does not yet hold a country-by-country equivalence table. So this page will not tell you what a CBSE, ISC or state-board result, or a three-year Indian bachelor's degree, converts to. Getting that wrong costs an application fee or a visa refusal, so it is answered by a counsellor against your actual transcript, and by the guides below.
How Indian qualifications are read, and how to pick a course that leads somewhere.
What Australia actually asks for, and what gets an application refused.
The full multi-year cost, and what part-time work does and does not cover.
February, July and November — and which one suits your year.
City-by-city economies, costs and student life.
What graduates earn, and what the PR pathway really looks like.
Safety, support and outcomes, written for the people paying for it.
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