I may have spent my childhood elsewhere, but Melbourne uni is where i grew up !

I applied for the following universities: University of Adelaide—confirmed admission University of Sydney—Conditional Acceptance University of New South Wales—Conditional Acceptance I didn't receive any rejections since I didn't pursue any university except the University of Adelaide (although I received conditional acceptance from all universities) after I received confirmed admission from the University of Melbourne, since it was my dream university at the time. It was the top-rated australian university at the time, which is why I chose this college over any others. Global Employability was also top-ranked for Unimelb. It was a bunch of questions through online forms along with a list of all achievements made in life and grades scored in the final year of high school and IELTS. ICSE/ISC/CBSE grades of 82% and an IELTS score of 7 were a minimum to apply, and then the university granted unconditional acceptance letters based on the strength of the application. Overall, the admission experience was really nice and help was always available if needed. Unimelb had a 12 hour support window for all international students applying for any course, which made it easy and quick to solve any queries during the admission process. I took the July Intake solely because it was the earliest intake available post my high school graduation. The admission process took approximately 10 days before my board results were out and I had received the conditional acceptance letter. Upon receiving my board results and IELTS results (in May), i had updated my application for admission along with my conditional acceptance letter. I received my unconditional offer letter by the middle of June, after which I applied for a visa for the july intake....Read More

I was accepted to all colleges I applied to in Melbourne. I had a high GPA in my undergrad and work experience in my relevant field that led to all acceptances from the four colleges I applied to. RMIT—Waitlisted till I submitted medical documents Monash—Admitted Deakin—Admitted with scholarship University of Melbourne—Admitted with scholarship I chose the University of Melbourne for its high reputation and global rankings. I was also given a 25% scholarship, which was an important factor in my decision. I used IDP's services to help with the admission process. Most universities waived their admission fees, as I had a strong application. I had to provide a lot of paperwork—IELTS score, academic transcripts, Statement of purpose, financing details, etc.—but overall it was a smooth process with IDP handling a bulk of the work. Eligibility criteria were Have completed an undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in any discipline. 6.5 in all bands in IELTS good previous academic performance The admission process was smooth; having it done through an agent definitely helps. Once admitted, I was asked to send over a few verification documents, and then the visa process started. My visa was granted overnight, given that I had every attested document needed, and then IDP helps you prepare for every step to plan the move as well. I was part of the 2024 intake, and I graduate in December 2025. The admission timeline was around 4 months – From the application process in September to the COE sent in November and the scholarship offer and visa grant in December, and then I had 2 months to prepare for travelling to reach Melbourne in January. I felt i had a much faster timeline than most, probably luck, but the average timeline is between 4 and 6 months from application to acceptance....Read More

Having admission from top universities like TUM, NUS, UniMelb. I had great confusion, then went in for Melbourne to have a Outside Asia experience and in a Commonwealth country....Read More

Best in Australia and Melbourne, program aligned with my interests...Read More

Because of the ranking and the course structure was somehow different from india which made me choose Unimelb....Read More

Best business school in Australia, one of the best unis for my course, prestigious and beautiful campus....Read More

It's rank No.1 in AUSTRALIA and 32nd in the WORLD. So with these you can understand the standards of the University....Read More

The UoM has a high research output and is ranked 32 all over the world. It has a great academic and employment reputation. Moreover the structure of the course I selected seemed to meet my interest as well. To add to this Australia is a beautiful country to travel in as well and Melbourne ranks in the world's top 10 most livable cities....Read More

I choose this university because of the scholarship it was providing for its Year 1 studies....Read More

When I was thinking of choosing my University I had in my mind that, The University of Melbourne is Australia’s number one University and comes in the global ranking of the best universities in the world and is recognised as the best in the world for business and management programs. It has world class infrastructure with libraries, computers, internet and research base that will help me in creating the kind of future I want for myself. It will provide me with in depth knowledge about HR and help me grow more in this field....Read More