World rank
#13 QS 2025
Tuition
₹28–40 L / year (approx.)
Information Technology
Engineering
Business
Law
Study in Australia
Top-ranked universities with a sunny lifestyle
Australia combines globally ranked universities with post-study work rights and a high quality of life in cities like Melbourne and Sydney.
- Avg. tuition
- ₹18–40 L / year (approx.)
- Living cost
- ₹12–16 L / year (approx.)
- Intakes
- February, July (some November)
- Post-study work
- Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), typically 2–3 years
- Currency
- Australian Dollar (AUD)
- Language
- English
Studying in Australia: overview
Australia combines globally ranked universities with post-study work rights and a high quality of life in cities like Melbourne and Sydney.
| Popular intakes | February, July (some November) |
|---|---|
| Average tuition | ₹18–40 L / year (approx.) |
| Living cost | ₹12–16 L / year (approx.) |
| Exams accepted | IELTS, PTE, TOEFL |
| Post-study work | Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), typically 2–3 years |
| Universities listed | 5 |
Why study in Australia?
- Several universities in the global top 50
- Post-study work visa for graduates
- Part-time work allowed during term
- Strong research in engineering, health and business
- Destination Australia and university scholarships
Top universities in Australia
Sorted by world ranking. Tuition is indicative per year for international students.
World rank
#18 QS 2025
Tuition
₹28–40 L / year (approx.)
Commerce
Engineering
Data Science
Medicine
World rank
#19 QS 2025
Tuition
₹27–38 L / year (approx.)
Engineering
IT
Business
Design
World rank
#30 QS 2025
Tuition
₹27–38 L / year (approx.)
Computing
Public Policy
Economics
Science
World rank
#37 QS 2025
Tuition
₹25–35 L / year (approx.)
Pharmacy
Engineering
IT
Business
Popular courses in Australia
Cost of studying in Australia
Tuition fee
₹18–40 L / year (approx.)
Depends on the university, course level and subject. STEM and MBA programmes usually cost more.
Living expenses
₹12–16 L / year (approx.)
Rent, food, transport, health insurance and personal costs. Big cities cost more.
Figures are indicative and converted to Indian rupees; exchange rates and fees change every year.
Exams required to study in Australia
Australia student visa
Student visa (subclass 500). You need a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), proof of funds, English test results, OSHC health cover and a Genuine Student statement.
Work after study: Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), typically 2–3 years
Scholarships to study in Australia
- Australia Awards
- Destination Australia
- University merit scholarships
Got questions?
Study in Australia: FAQs
Common questions from Indian students about studying in Australia.
Still unsure?
A counsellor answers your questions for free.
Tuition is around ₹18–40 L / year (approx.), with living costs of about ₹12–16 L / year (approx.). Costs vary by university, course and city.
The main intakes are February, July (some November). Start your application 8–12 months before the intake you want.
Universities in Australia commonly accept IELTS, PTE, TOEFL. The exact tests and scores depend on your course and university.
Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), typically 2–3 years. Rules change from time to time, so check the latest immigration guidance.
Student visa (subclass 500). You need a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), proof of funds, English test results, OSHC health cover and a Genuine Student statement.
Free profile evaluation
Start your Australia application with expert help
Share your marks, budget and goals. A study abroad advisor will shortlist universities, explain test and visa requirements, and help you plan your application timeline.