For students in India

Study in Australia, from India.

Real courses at real Australian universities — with the tuition, English scores and intake dates those universities publish.

  • 6,362verified course offerings
  • 39Australian universities
  • 29scholarships open to Indian students
  • 7states and territories

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What it costs

Indicative annual international tuition across the 4,584 offerings whose universities publish a fee, in Australian dollars as published.

Lowest published
A$8,000per year
Midpoint
A$45,800per year (median)
Highest published
A$129,700per year

The midpoint is the median, so a handful of six-figure degrees do not distort it. No exchange rate is shown: a stale conversion on a page about money is worse than none. Tuition is only part of the cost — living expenses, the visa application and health cover are separate.

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English requirements

The scores the catalogue records, per test. Component minimums differ by course — each course page shows the requirement for that program.

3,478 courses recorded

IELTS Academic

5.5 to 8 overall, most commonly 6.5.

1,621 courses recorded

PTE Academic

42 to 82 overall, most commonly 58.

1,570 courses recorded

TOEFL iBT

46 to 110 overall, most commonly 79.

Scholarships you can actually apply for

Each award has been checked against its official source and is open to students from India — open to all international students, or India is named on its eligibility list. Awards that exclude South Asian citizens are not shown.

All scholarships

Entry requirements from an Indian qualification

The catalogue records each course's English requirement and, where a university publishes one, its academic threshold — but it does not yet hold a country-by-country equivalence table. What a CBSE, ISC, state-board or three-year bachelor's result converts to is answered by a counsellor against your actual transcript, because getting it wrong costs an application fee or a visa refusal.

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Guides for Indian students

Seven topics, written by Educircle counsellors. Open the one you need.

Entry requirements and choosing a course

4 guides

How Indian qualifications are read, and how to pick a course that leads somewhere.

Student visa and the GS requirement

4 guides

What Australia actually asks for, and what gets an application refused.

Tuition, living costs and working

4 guides

The full multi-year cost, and what part-time work does and does not cover.

Intakes and timing

2 guides

February, July and November — and which one suits your year.

Where to live and study

4 guides

City-by-city economies, costs and student life.

Careers, PR and outcomes

4 guides

What graduates earn, and what the PR pathway really looks like.

For parents and families

3 guides

Safety, support and outcomes, written for the people paying for it.

Common questions

How much does it cost for an Indian student to study in Australia?

Across the 4,584 Australian university courses with a published international tuition fee in the Educircle catalogue, annual tuition runs from A$8,000 to A$129,700, with a midpoint of about A$45,800 per year. Tuition is only part of the cost — living expenses, the visa application and health cover are separate.

What IELTS score do I need to study in Australia?

Across the 3,478 courses in the Educircle catalogue that record an IELTS requirement, the overall band ranges from 5.5 to 8, and 6.5 is the most common. Individual component minimums vary by course.

When are the Australian university intakes?

The intakes currently open in the Educircle catalogue are November 2026 (107 courses) and February 2027 (606 courses) and March 2027 (365 courses) and May 2027 (102 courses) and July 2027 (356 courses) and August 2027 (163 courses) and September 2027 (116 courses). February is the larger of the two main intakes; July is the mid-year entry point.

How many Australian universities can I apply to through Educircle?

6,362 verified course offerings across 39 Australian universities are listed in the Educircle catalogue, searchable by study area, state, intake, fee and English requirement.

Source: Educircle verified course catalogue and published university sources. Nothing on this page is an estimate. Tuition, English scores and intake dates reflect what each university publishes; a counsellor confirms them before you apply.