Academic requirements for entry vary not only between institutions but also between courses within an institution. Students can consult with our Education Consultants to obtain vital information on entry requirements

English language proficiency for admission into courses is determined by the individual institutions. They also decide whether applicants possess adequate English skills or need upgrading. English language needs vary between courses and institutions. Many require students to upgrade their English language prior to the commencement of the formal course.

Students who do not possess the above are required to take an IELTS English language test before applying to an institution. The general scores / grades for entry are listed below:

There are no official ranking by the Australian government. Each university decides on their own entry requirement for each of the course offered. Entry requirements are based on the supply/demand factor (i.e.: the more students who apply, the harder it is to get in), the location of the university, the facilities available, the expectations and plan of the individual faculties within the universities etc.

Firstly, what are your interests and secondly, there may be pre-requisite subjects for some courses and so we will first have to look at your academic transcripts. Thirdly, we will also have to look at your current level of studies. There are various pathways such as Foundation programs, Secondary School programs, Certificate/Diploma programs etc.

As per current visa regulations it is obligatory to meet the minimum IELTS requirement for applying students. Institutions will have their own English requirement. If you satisfy their English requirement & that of the Australian immigration department, then there is no need for you to undertake English language courses in Australia. If not, you may be asked to sit for additional English language courses or institutional placement test. Your scores in these tests will indicate if you need English language courses prior to commencement of your formal course.

No. There are two requirements which YOU MUST satisfy before being considered for eligibility into undergraduate programs. Firstly, you must satisfy the ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT. If you meet the first requirement, then the institution will consider your English language proficiency. A student with excellent academic record but weak English will be accepted into university on the condition that he undertakes English language courses or tests and proves that he meets the language requirement of the university. On the other hand, a student with excellent English but poor academic results will not be offered a place into university.

Basically, you can study anywhere in Australia as long as you find the course and the location suitable. The most popular cities are Sydney and Melbourne followed by Brisbane, Canberra, Perth and Adelaide. Living expenses in popular cities like Sydney and Melbourne are higher and there are higher.

Fees are around AUD$8,000 to AUD$23,000 depending on the courses and institutions you are going into. Living expenses average around AUD$1,000 to AUD$1,300 per month.

Most institutions in Australia offer computing courses from Secondary Schools to Foundation to Certificate/Diploma to Degree programs. There are also various different streams within the computing field. (e.g. IT, IS, BIS, Software Engineering, Computer Science etc)

You will first need to submit a formal application to an institution first. Upon approval of your application, the institution will issue an offer letter which will indicate the course, and the fees to be paid. You will then need apply for visa at the Australian High Commission, Dhaka. On your visa being approved you must then pay the fees indicated as well as the OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover). Upon receipt of payment, the institution will issue you with a COE which you can then use to apply for a student visa at the Australian Consulate General. You will also be asked to provide a medical report signed by the Australian Consulate General approved panel of doctors.

The length of visa will be dependent on the total length of the course. You must return to your home country after completion of your course.

Yes. International students in Australia on a student visa can apply for permission to work up to 20 hours a week during course time and full-time during vacation periods.

You have a choice of home stay, flatting, residential college as well as student apartments depending on which institution you are going into. The institution of your choice will usually provide you with the accommodation information and arrangement once you have made payment.