Skip to main content
Admission Tips

MS in Australia 2026: Top Universities, Fees, 485 Visa & Post-Study Work Rights

Dhruti Kabra10 min readUpdated:
Dhruti Kabra — Australia Counselor, EEC

Dhruti Kabra

Australia Counselor, EEC

Dhruti Kabra heads EEC's Australia admissions as the single point-of-contact for every Subclass 500 enquiry. Her work covers Group of Eight (Go8) and post-graduate Subclass 500 admissions at Melbourne, Sydney, ANU, UNSW, Monash, Queensland, UWA, and Adelaide, plus undergraduate, Master's, and pathway-college applications across the Big 5 cities (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide). She runs Genuine Student (GS) test preparation — the March-2024 requirement that replaced GTE — including 5-mandatory-question coaching, financial-capacity documentation (AUD show-money rules — student + spouse + child tiers), AI-ECTA post-study work eligibility framing (3-year STEM Honours, 4-year PhD), and Subclass 485 transition planning. Dhruti also handles Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) coordination with CRICOS-registered providers, OSHC health-insurance setup, and CRICOS verification. She partners with Anirudh Gupta on GS Questions audit signoff and Mohita Gupta on high-risk GS Red Team profile review and credibility-interview overflow.

Share
MS in Australia 2026: Top Universities, Fees, 485 Visa & Post-Study Work Rights
MS in Australia 2026: Top Universities, Fees, 485 Visa & Post-Study Work Rights

Masters in Australia for Indian studentshas become one of the most strategic academic investments you can make in 2026 — and for one powerful reason: Australia is the only major English-speaking destination that offers a clear pathway from master's degree to permanent residency. Over 1,00,000 Indian students are currently studying in Australia, making India the largest source of international students ahead of China. With 7 of the world's top-100 universities in the prestigious Group of Eight (Melbourne, ANU, Sydney, UNSW, UQ, Monash, UWA, Adelaide University), the 485 post-study work visa offering 2-3 years of unrestricted work rights for master's graduates, and a PR points system that actively rewards Australian qualifications, a masters in Australia for Indian students combines world-class education with a genuine immigration pathway. This comprehensive 2026 guide from EEC — 29+ years of experience, 50,000+ students placed — covers the top universities, exact fees in INR, the 485 visa, PR pathways, application timelines, and a detailed comparison with UK and Canada to help Indian students plan their Australian master's journey from start to finish.

Masters In Australia 2026 - Section: why australia masters

Why a Master's in Australia Is Best for Indian Students in 2026

The single greatest advantage of a master's degree in Australiais the combination of academic quality and post-study immigration pathways. A 1.5-2 year programme opens doors to a 485 post-study work visa (2-3 years) and ultimately to permanent residency through the points-based system. The minimum wage of AUD $24.95/hr — one of the highest globally — means Indian students earn significantly more during and after studies. Let's break down how Australia compares across every factor that matters:

← Swipe left to see more columns →

Australia vs UK vs Canada — Masters Degree Comparison 2026
FactorAustralia (1.5-2 Years)UK (1 Year)Canada (2 Years)
Programme Duration1.5-2 years1 year (Oct-Sep)2 years (Sep-Apr x2)
Total Tuition (Avg)AUD $35K-$55K/yr (₹19L-₹30L/yr)£18K-£35K (₹19L-₹37L)C$20K-$45K/yr (₹12L-₹28L/yr)
Living Costs (Total)₹15L-₹24L (AUD $29,710/yr)₹10L-₹14L₹18L-₹24L
Total Investment (Full)₹45L-₹80L₹28L-₹49L₹38L-₹74L
Post-Study Work Visa485 (India AI-ECTA): 2yr Bachelor / 3yr STEM Honours / 3yr ALL Masters / 4yr PhDGraduate Route: 2yr (18mo from Jan 2027)PGWP: 3yr max
Pathway to PRYES — 65 points (189/190/491)Limited — requires employer sponsorshipYES — CRS + PNP
Min Wage / Part-TimeAUD $24.95/hr — 48 hrs/fortnight£12.71/hr (from 1 Apr 2026) — 20 hrs/weekC$17.60/hr — 24 hrs/week
Spouse Work RightsUnlimited hoursRestricted (since Jan 2024)Full-time

The numbers tell a clear story: while the UK is cheaper and faster, and Canada offers comparable PR pathways, Australia uniquely combines the highest part-time wages, the most generous post-study work visa durations for master's graduates, and a transparent points-based PR system. For Indian students prioritising both career growth and long-term settlement, a master's in Australia in 2026 delivers the best overall return on investment. For a deep country comparison, read our Australia vs Canada vs UK 2026 guide.

Wondering which country is right for your master's? EEC's counsellors compare your options across Australia, UK, Canada, and USA based on your budget, career goals, and profile. Free consultation.

Book Free Consultation
Masters In Australia 2026 - Section: top universities

Top 20 Universities for Masters in Australia — Group of Eight & Beyond

The Australian university system is anchored by the Group of Eight (Go8)— eight research-intensive universities that rank among the world's top 100 — comparable to the UK's Russell Group or the US Ivy League. Beyond the Go8, the Australian Technology Network (ATN) and other universities offer more affordable tuition with strong industry connections and excellent graduate employment. Here are the top 20 Australian universities for Indian students pursuing a master's degree in 2026:

← Swipe left to see more columns →

Top 20 Australian Universities for Masters — Fees & Rankings 2026 (CRICOS Registered)
RankUniversityTypeQS 2026 RankMasters Tuition/Year (AUD)Popular Courses
1University of MelbourneGroup of Eight13$40K-$50KEngineering, IT, Business, Data Science
2Australian National University (ANU)Group of Eight30$38K-$48KCS, Engineering, Public Policy, Law
3University of SydneyGroup of Eight18$42K-$52KEngineering, Business, Health, IT
4UNSW SydneyGroup of Eight19$40K-$50KEngineering, IT, Finance, Data Science
5University of Queensland (UQ)Group of Eight40$36K-$46KEngineering, IT, Biomedical, Business
6Monash UniversityGroup of Eight37$38K-$48KIT, Engineering, Pharmacy, Business
7University of Western Australia (UWA)Group of Eight77$34K-$44KEngineering, CS, Mining, Business
8Adelaide UniversityGroup of Eight89$34K-$42KEngineering, IT, Wine & Food, CS
9University of Technology Sydney (UTS)ATN88$32K-$40KIT, Engineering, Business Analytics
10RMIT UniversityATN123$30K-$38KIT, Engineering, Design, Business
11Macquarie UniversityInnovative Research130$30K-$38KAccounting, IT, Linguistics, Business
12Curtin UniversityATN176$28K-$36KEngineering, Mining, IT, Health
13Deakin UniversityInnovative Research233$28K-$35KIT, Engineering, Nursing, Business
14Griffith UniversityInnovative Research243$26K-$34KIT, Engineering, Health, Hospitality
15University of WollongongRegional Advantage162$27K-$35KEngineering, IT, CS, Education
16Western Sydney UniversityPublic461-470$24K-$30KIT, Nursing, Construction, Business
17La Trobe UniversityInnovative Research217$26K-$33KIT, Health, Business, Cybersecurity
18Swinburne UniversityATN285$26K-$34KIT, Engineering, Design, Business
19University of TasmaniaRegional293$24K-$32KIT, Marine, Engineering, Business
20Charles Darwin UniversityRegional551-600$22K-$28KIT, Engineering, Education, Business

Pro Tip

Don't overlook regional universities. Indian students who study at a regional campus (e.g., Adelaide University, Deakin Geelong, University of Tasmania, Charles Darwin University) earn an extra +5 points towards their PR application — a significant advantage. Regional universities also offer 10-30% lower living costs and stronger scholarship opportunities. All listed universities are CRICOS-registered, which is mandatory for international student enrolment in Australia.
Masters In Australia 2026 - Section: fees

Masters Fees in INR by Subject — Complete 2026 Breakdown

The cost of a master's in Australia depends primarily on your subject and university tier. STEM and Medical programmes cost more than Arts and Humanities. Here is the complete fee breakdown in Indian Rupees (using AUD $1 = ₹54 exchange rate for 2026):

← Swipe left to see more columns →

Australian Masters Fees by Subject — Group of Eight vs Others (2026)
SubjectGroup of Eight Fee (AUD/yr)Go8 in INR/yrNon-Go8 Fee (AUD/yr)Non-Go8 in INR/yr
Computer Science / IT / AI$38K-$50K₹20.5L-₹27L$24K-$36K₹13L-₹19.4L
Engineering (All Branches)$38K-$48K₹20.5L-₹26L$26K-$36K₹14L-₹19.4L
Business / MBA$40K-$55K₹21.6L-₹29.7L$26K-$38K₹14L-₹20.5L
Data Science / Analytics$40K-$50K₹21.6L-₹27L$28K-$36K₹15.1L-₹19.4L
Accounting / Finance$36K-$46K₹19.4L-₹24.8L$24K-$34K₹13L-₹18.4L
Nursing / Health Sciences$34K-$44K₹18.4L-₹23.8L$24K-$34K₹13L-₹18.4L
Arts / Humanities / Social Sci$32K-$40K₹17.3L-₹21.6L$22K-$30K₹11.9L-₹16.2L

On top of tuition, budget AUD $29,710 per year (approximately ₹16 lakh) for living expenses — this is the figure required by the Department of Home Affairs for the Subclass 500 student visa financial proof. Actual living costs vary: Sydney and Melbourne are 15-25% more expensive than Adelaide, Brisbane, Perth, or regional cities. For a complete cost analysis, read our cost of studying in Australia 2026 guide. If funding is a concern, an education loan for Australia can cover 100% of your tuition and living costs. Indian students working part-time jobs in Australia at AUD $24.95/hr typically earn AUD $15,000-$20,000 per year, covering a significant portion of living expenses.

Don’t Navigate This Alone.

29+ Years. 50,000+ Students. Proven Visa Track Record.

485 Visa for Master's Graduates — Post-Study Work Rights in 2026

The Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visais Australia's post-study work visa, and it is the single most valuable visa for Indian students completing a master's degree. Unlike the UK's Graduate Route (which reduces to 18 months in January 2027), Australia's 485 visa gives master's graduates 2-3 years of unrestricted full-time work rights — no employer sponsorship required. Here is the complete breakdown for 2026:

← Swipe left to see more columns →

Australia 485 Post-Study Work Visa Duration by Qualification — 2026
Qualification485 Visa DurationAge LimitApplication WindowKey Conditions
Bachelor's Degree2 years (Indian + general)Under 35 at applicationWithin 6 months of completing courseCRICOS-registered course of 2+ years
Bachelor STEM First-Class Honours3 years (Indian via AI-ECTA Annex 9A); 2 years generalUnder 35 at applicationWithin 6 months of completing courseIndia-only PHEW bonus — must be Honours First-Class in STEM
Master's by Coursework3 years (Indian via AI-ECTA); 2 years general (since 1 Jul 2024)Under 35 at applicationWithin 6 months of completing courseIndian nationals retain the longer 3-year PHEW under the AI-ECTA bilateral
Master's (Extended)3 years (Indian via AI-ECTA); 2 years generalUnder 35 at applicationWithin 6 months of completing courseExtended Masters retain 3 yr only for Indian nationals
Master's by Research3 years (Indian + general)Under 50 at applicationWithin 6 months of completing courseResearch component must be primary
PhD / Doctoral Degree4 years (Indian via AI-ECTA); 3 years general (since 1 Jul 2024)Under 50 at applicationWithin 6 months of completing courseGeneral PhD stay was cut from 4 to 3 years on 1 Jul 2024; the AI-ECTA India bonus restores +1 yr to 4 yr

Unrestricted Work Rights

Work full-time in any job, any sector, any employer. No salary threshold. No employer sponsorship needed during the 485 visa period.

Spouse Benefits

Your spouse/partner gets unlimited work hours on the 485 visa — a massive advantage for Indian families. This means dual income from Day 1 after graduation.

PR Pathway

The 485 visa gives you time to gain Australian work experience, improve your English scores, and accumulate the 65+ points needed for permanent residency through Subclass 189, 190, or 491.

Age Limit

You must be under 35 years of age at the time of 485 visa application. Apply within 6 months of completing your course. OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover) must remain valid.

The 485 visa is what makes Australia's master's degree a genuine immigration pathway — not just an education. While the UK's Graduate Route is being reduced to 18 months (from January 2027) and Canada's PGWP processing faces delays, Australia's 485 visa remains stable and generous for Indian students in 2026. Combined with part-time work during studies (48 hours per fortnight at AUD $24.95/hr), Indian students can start building their Australian career from Day 1 of enrolment.

“I completed my Master of IT at Monash University and applied for the 485 visa through EEC's guidance. Within 3 months of graduating, I had a full-time role as a software engineer in Melbourne earning AUD $85,000 — and I'm now on track for PR through the 189 visa with 75 points.”

— Sneha P., Master of IT, Monash University — Now working in Melbourne on 485 visa

Good News

Regional master's graduates get extended 485 visa duration. If you study at a regional campus (outside Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane), you may be eligible for an additional 1-2 years on your 485 visa. This means a master's graduate from Adelaide University or University of Tasmania could receive up to 4-5 years of post-study work rights. Regional study also earns +5 points towards PR — making it the smartest strategy for Indian students targeting permanent residency.

PR Pathway After Master's in Australia — Points System Explained

Australia's permanent residency (PR) points system is the most transparent immigration pathway in the world. Unlike the UK (which requires employer sponsorship for settlement) or Canada (where CRS scores fluctuate unpredictably), Australia uses a fixed 65-point threshold across three visa subclasses: 189 (independent), 190 (state-nominated), and 491 (regional). Indian students who complete a master's degree in Australia in 2026 can accumulate points as follows:

← Swipe left to see more columns →

Australia PR Points Breakdown for Master\'s Graduates — 2026
Points CategoryPoints AvailableHow Master's Graduates Qualify
Age (25-29-years)30 pointsMost Indian students applying for master's fall in this age bracket
Master's Degree (Australian)15 pointsAutomatic — your Australian master's qualifies
Australian Study Requirement5 pointsAutomatic — 2+ years of CRICOS study (including 1.5yr + extensions)
Regional Study+5 pointsStudy at a regional campus (Adelaide, Tasmania, Wollongong, Darwin, etc.)
English — Superior (IELTS 8.0+)20 pointsPTE 79+ / IELTS 8.0+ — achievable with EEC coaching
English — Proficient (IELTS 7.0+)10 pointsPTE 65+ / IELTS 7.0+ — most Indian students target this
Skilled Employment (3+ years)10 pointsAustralian work experience gained during 485 visa
State Nomination (Subclass 190)+5 pointsState-specific — SA, Tasmania, NT actively sponsor Indian graduates
Regional Nomination (Subclass 491)+15 pointsRegional areas actively sponsor IT, Engineering, Healthcare occupations
Occupation on SOL/MLTSSL/STSOLRequiredYour occupation must be listed on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL), MLTSSL, or STSOL

Realistic scenario for an Indian student:Age 25-32 (30 points) + Master's degree (15 points) + Australian study (5 points) + Proficient English/IELTS 7.0 (10 points) + Regional study (5 points) = 65 points — the minimum for Subclass 189 invitation. With Superior English (20 points instead of 10), you reach 75 points and receive invitations within weeks. For the complete PR guide, read our Australia PR after study 2026 guide. To find occupations on the Skilled Occupation List, explore our best courses in Australia for PR 2026 guide.

Warning

Your occupation must be on the SOL/MLTSSL/STSOL.Not every master's degree leads to PR. Your occupation — not your degree — determines eligibility. IT, Engineering, Accounting, Nursing, Teaching, and Healthcare occupations dominate the Skilled Occupation List. Humanities, Marketing, and general business roles have fewer pathways. Before choosing your master's programme, consult EEC to verify your target occupation is PR-eligible. The 491 regional visa gives +15 points — a game-changer for Indian students who are close to the 65-point threshold.
Need help choosing a PR-friendly master's programme in Australia? EEC's Australia specialists map your occupation to the SOL and recommend the best courses.
Free PR Pathway Guidance →

Application Process & Timeline for Master's in Australia 2026

The application process for a master's degree in Australia follows the February intake and July intake cycles. Unlike the UK (where you apply directly) or the USA (where deadlines are rigid), Australian universities accept rolling admissions, giving Indian students flexibility. Here is the step-by-step process:

1

Choose Your Programme & University

Research CRICOS-registered courses that align with your career goals and PR pathway. EEC helps you shortlist from 100+ partner universities based on your academic profile, budget, and target occupation on the SOL/MLTSSL/STSOL.

2

Prepare & Submit Applications

Submit applications to 4-6 universities with transcripts, SOP, CV, and English test scores (IELTS/PTE/Duolingo). Most Australian universities accept applications 6-12 months before intake. EEC handles the entire application process for free.

3

Receive Offer & Accept

Receive conditional/unconditional offers within 2-6 weeks. Accept your preferred offer by paying the tuition deposit (typically AUD $5,000-$10,000). This triggers CoE (Confirmation of Enrolment) issuance.

4

Receive CoE (Confirmation of Enrolment)

Your university issues a CoE — the electronic document confirming your enrolment. The CoE is the single most important document for your Subclass 500 student visa application. Without a valid CoE, your visa cannot be processed.

5

Arrange OSHC (Health Insurance)

Purchase Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the entire duration of your course. OSHC is mandatory for all international students in Australia. Costs approximately AUD $500-$700/year.

6

Complete Genuine Student (GS) Requirement

Prepare your GS statement — 4 questions, 150 words each — demonstrating you are a genuine student (replaced the old GTE in March 2024). EEC's visa specialists draft GS responses with a high approval rate.

7

Apply for Subclass 500 Visa

Submit your online visa application with CoE, financial proof (AUD $29,710/year living + tuition), GS statement, OSHC, English proof, and academic documents. Visa fee: AUD $2,000 (increased from AUD $1,600 on 1 July 2025; ref: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/student-500).

8

Medical Examination (Biometrics NOT collected from India)

Per immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/meeting-our-requirements/biometrics, India is not in the Australian offshore biometrics collection programme — Indian passport holders applying for the Subclass 500 from India do not provide biometrics. Australia does not operate Visa Application Centres in India — applications are lodged online via ImmiAccount (VFS Global only runs AVACs for AHC New Delhi region in Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal). Complete the medical examination at a Bupa-approved panel physician. Processing typically takes 4-8 weeks. EEC tracks every application and follows up with DHA if needed.

The entire process — from initial research to visa approval — takes approximately 4-6 months. Indian students targeting the July 2026 intake should start applications by January-February 2026. For the February 2026 intake, applications should have been submitted by September-October 2025. EEC handles every step — from university shortlisting to GS statement drafting to visa submission — so Indian students never miss a deadline. Students applying without IELTS can use PTE or Duolingo as alternatives at most Australian universities.

Pro Tip

Apply to at least 2 Group of Eight universities and 2-3 non-Go8 universities (including at least one regional university). This "tiered approach" gives you a safety net while maximising PR points through regional study. EEC recommends submitting all applications at least 4 months before intake to secure the best scholarship outcomes. Students with academic backlogs should read our study in Australia with backlogs guide.

Ready to apply for a master's in Australia for 2026? EEC's specialists handle university shortlisting, SOP drafting, application filing, GS statement preparation, and visa submission — all free of charge. 50,000+ students placed since 1997.

Book Free Consultation

Australia vs UK vs Canada for Master's — Which Is Best for Indian Students in 2026?

This is the question every Indian student asks: should I do my master's in Australia, UK, or Canada? The honest answer depends on your priorities — speed, cost, PR pathway, or earning potential. Here is the definitive comparison for 2026:

← Swipe left to see more columns →

Australia vs UK vs Canada for Master's — Complete 2026 Comparison
ParameterAustraliaUKCanada
Duration1.5-2 years1 year2 years
Total Cost (Tuition + Living)₹45L-₹80L₹28L-₹49L₹38L-₹74L
Post-Study Work Visa2-3 years (485)2 years → 18mo from Jan 20273 years (PGWP)
Pathway to PRBest — 65 points, transparentWeakest — employer sponsorship neededGood — CRS-based, competitive
Part-Time EarningsAUD $24.95/hr (highest)£12.71/hr (from 1 Apr 2026)C$17.60/hr (Ontario, from 1 Oct 2025)
Spouse Work RightsUnlimitedRestricted (since Jan 2024)Full-time (PGWP holders)
Regional Incentives+5 PR points + extended 485NoneLimited provincial advantages
GRE RequirementNot requiredNot requiredNot required (most)
ClimateWarm year-roundCold and rainyVery cold winters
Best ForPR + high earningsSpeed + low costPR + work experience

Choose Australia if: You want the clearest PR pathway, the highest part-time wages, and your spouse needs unlimited work rights. Choose UK if:You want the fastest, cheapest master's and plan to return to India or move elsewhere after 2 years. Choose Canada if: You want an affordable option with PR potential but are comfortable with colder weather and a more competitive immigration system. For a deeper analysis, read our Australia vs Canada vs UK 2026 comparison. Indian students often apply to 2-3 countries simultaneously — EEC manages multi-country applications at no extra cost.

“I was torn between UK and Australia for my Master's in Data Science. EEC helped me see that Australia's 485 visa + PR pathway would give me 3 years of work rights versus just 18 months in the UK from 2027. I chose UNSW, graduated in 2025, and I'm now working full-time in Sydney while preparing my PR application with 70 points.”

— Vikram S., Master of Data Science, UNSW — Working in Sydney on 485 visa, PR in progress

Your Australian master's journey starts with one decision. Whether you are a final-year B.Tech student, a working professional looking to upskill, or a commerce graduate aiming for an MBA in Australia, the country offers a programme for every profile at a CRICOS-registered institution. The 485 post-study work visa gives you 2-3 years to build a career in one of the world's strongest economies with the highest minimum wage globally. The PR points system actively rewards your Australian qualification. With EEC's IELTS coaching and PTE preparation, even the English test is sorted. Indian students targeting the July 2026 intake should start their applications now — top courses at Group of Eight universities fill quickly. Book a free consultation with EEC today and let our Australia specialists build your personalised university shortlist, draft your SOP, file your applications, prepare your GS statement, and guide you through the entire Subclass 500 visa process. With 29+ years of experience and 50,000+ Indian students placed, EEC is the partner you need for your Australian master's success in 2026.

Warning

Subclass 500 visa fee increased to AUD $2,000 from July 2025. This is a significant increase from the previous AUD $2,000 fee. Indian students should factor this into their budget planning. Additionally, the financial requirement of AUD $29,710/year for living costs (or an income alternative of AUD $87,856/year) must be met. Students can also demonstrate financial capacity through an education loan. Contact EEC for accurate, up-to-date visa cost calculations for your specific situation.

Frequently Asked Questions: Masters in Australia

Master’s tuition: AUD $22,000-65,000/year (₹12-36L). Group of Eight: AUD $35,000-55,000/year. Mid-tier universities: AUD $22,000-35,000/year. Most master’s are 1.5-2 years. Total cost including living (AUD $29,710/year): ₹35-70L for the full programme.
Group of Eight (Go8): University of Melbourne (#13 globally), ANU (#30), University of Sydney (#18), UNSW (#19), UQ (#40), Monash (#37), UWA (#77), Adelaide University. Other top choices: UTS, Macquarie, RMIT, Deakin, QUT for specific fields.
Master’s by coursework graduates get a 2-3 year 485 post-study work visa. Master’s by research graduates get 3 years. Regional campus graduates may get 1-2 additional years. You must be under 35 and apply within 6 months of completion.
Yes. Pathway: Master’s → 485 visa (2-3 years) → gain skilled work experience → apply for Subclass 189/190/491. Master’s gives 15 CRS-equivalent points for education, plus Australian study bonus. Choose a master’s in a SOL-listed occupation for best PR chances.
Most Australian universities do NOT require GRE or GMAT for master’s admission. Some MBA programmes recommend GMAT. Admission is based on bachelor’s GPA, English proficiency (IELTS/PTE), and work experience (for certain programmes). This makes Australia simpler than US/UK for applications.
PR-friendly master’s: Nursing, Engineering (civil, mechanical, electrical), IT/Computer Science, Data Science, Accounting, Social Work, Teaching, Occupational Therapy, and Cybersecurity. These align with the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) and qualify for category-specific 189/190 draws.
Yes. You can work 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during official breaks. At AUD $24.95/hr minimum (casual AUD $31.19/hr), you can earn AUD $2,400+/month — covering 70-100% of living expenses. Research students may have no work hour limit.
February intake (primary): apply by October-November. July intake: apply by March-April. Apply 4-6 months before your intended start. Group of Eight universities may have earlier deadlines. Some universities offer rolling admissions. Apply to 3-5 universities for best chances.
UK: 1-year master’s (cheaper total), 2-year Graduate Route. Australia: 1.5-2 year master’s, 2-3 year 485 visa, highest part-time wages, PR pathway. Choose UK for speed and prestige. Choose Australia for longer post-study work, higher earnings, and PR potential.
EEC provides university shortlisting, SOP/GS statement writing, application management, scholarship identification, OSHC arrangement, CoE processing, and Subclass 500 visa guidance. Specialised in Group of Eight and mid-tier placements. Free consultation.

Ready to Study in Australia?

Free counseling. Free admission process. Pay tuition only after visa approval. proven visa track record since 1997.

Verified Google Reviews

Students Who Studied in Australia

5.0/5from Google ReviewsView All

“I had an excellent experience at EEC while preparing for my IELTS exam. The faculty is highly knowledgeable and supportive, providing personalized guidance to help improve weak areas. The study materi…”

Y

Yashesh Savani

A month ago

“I’m extremely happy to share that I have successfully received my student visa! 🎓✈️brbrA big thank you to EEC for their excellent guidance and support throughout my entire admission and visa process.…”

A

Akshat Patel

A month ago

“I had a great experience with EEC during my PTE preparation. A special thanks to Shikhar Sir for his excellent guidance, support, and easy-to-understand teaching style. His strategies and constant mot…”

A

Aaditya Solanki

A month ago

“I sincerely thank EEC for their excellent support throughout my student visa process. The entire journey was smooth and hassle-free, with timely updates and accurate guidance at every step. Their prof…”

F

FALAK MANSURI

A month ago

You May Also Like

Step 1 of 3

Your contact details

We'll use these to get in touch and verify your number.

+91

Your data is safe. We never share it with third parties.