In an unexpected yet strangely familiar move, a handful of Australian universities have quietly imposed restrictions on student applications from six Indian states—Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Jammu & Kashmir, citing increased concerns around fraudulent visa documentation. This development has sparked yet another wave of frustration and concern, particularly within India’s education consultancy circles and diaspora families preparing for the upcoming intake.Read More
In a move set to ease financial burdens for thousands of Indian students and young professionals, the Albanese Government has announced a bold 20 per cent cut to all student loan debts as part of the 2025 Federal Budget. The announcement, made by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, addresses growing concerns over inflated debt from last year’s sharp indexation and is set to benefit more than 3 million Australians, many of whom are part of the Indian-Australian community.Read More
Recent reports reveal that students from Punjab, Gujarat, and Haryana seeking to study in countries like Canada and Australia are experiencing increased visa rejections. This trend is attributed to these nations tightening their immigration policies, particularly inspecting students from specific Indian states. The Australian High Commission in India mentions that the scrutiny aims to “restore […]Read More
Australia has introduced significant changes to its Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) programs, a move that is set to reshape the landscape for international students studying in the nation. These revisions, which extend the duration and flexibility of post-study work rights, aim to make Australia a more attractive study destination, promoting higher educational standards and […]Read More
Australia’s demographic landscape is transforming, with the Indian community now recognised as the country’s second-largest and fastest-growing overseas group. This shift is not only reshaping cultural interactions but also bolstering educational ties, particularly between the state of Karnataka and Australia. The Australian Consul General in Bengaluru recently highlighted the burgeoning number of partnerships in education, […]Read More
Australia’s appeal as a prime destination for international students is facing a significant challenge. A burgeoning housing crisis is now threatening to derail the dreams of many aspiring students, particularly those from India, who wish to pursue higher education on Australian shores. This shortage of affordable student accommodation is not only a logistical barrier but […]Read More
Understanding the Landscape: 7 Challenges Faced by Indian Students Down Under Embarking on an educational journey in Australia is a dream for many Indian students, offering a world-class education and exposure to a vibrant multicultural environment. However, this pursuit is not without its challenges. From cultural adjustments to academic pressures, Indian students face a unique […]Read More
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced earlier this month (March 2023) that Australia and the Indian government have finalized Australia-India Education Qualification Recognition Mechanism. During his visit to India, Mr. Albanese spoke at a program, where he announced that Australia’s Deakin University would be setting up an international branch campus at GIFT city in Gujarat’s […]Read More
Australia has been an ideal destination for students from different nations to pursue higher education; in fact, the preliminary data supplied by the Department of Home Affairs indicates that nearly 44,000 student visa applications were received from India in the last six months of 2022, compared with 38,700 from China during the same period. However, […]Read More
India and Australia have often collaborated and strengthened their ties to facilitate smooth international trade and commerce. However, one of the significant partnerships lies in the agreement they signed during a bilateral meeting in New Delhi earlier this month (March 2, 2023). Besides, the agreement is part of the commitment made by the Prime Ministers […]Read More
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