Australia generally has two primary enrollment periods, which occur in February and July. Additionally, a select number of universities may offer intakes in September and November.

Admission requirements for Australian universities typically include tests to assess English proficiency for international students. The most commonly accepted English language proficiency tests are:

1. IELTS (International English Language Testing System): IELTS is widely recognized and accepted by Australian universities. Most institutions specify a minimum IELTS score for entry.
2. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): TOEFL scores are also widely accepted by Australian universities. Some institutions may require a minimum TOEFL score.
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English): Many Australian universities accept PTE scores as proof of English proficiency.

1. Academic transcripts for secondary and higher secondary education.
2. Three recommendation letters from professors, sealed and attested.
3. Statement of Purpose (SOP).
4. Scores from TOEFL, IELTS, or SAT.
5. A passport-sized photograph.
6. Resume or curriculum vitae.
7. Copy of your passport.
8. Financial documents, including bank statements and an affidavit of support.

1. Academic transcripts for secondary and higher secondary education.
2. Degree certificate with appropriate attestation.
3. Official transcripts.
4. Statement of Purpose (SOP).
5. Scores from TOEFL, IELTS, or SAT.
6. Curriculum Vitae (CV).
7. Synopsis of your project (if required).
8. Passport-sized photograph.
9. Documentation of relevant work experience (if applicable).
10. Copy of your passport.
11. Financial documents, including bank statements and an affidavit of support.

For Undergraduate - Bachelors:

1. Demonstrated excellence in high school academics.
2. Certain programs like Computing and Engineering may necessitate prerequisites in Mathematics and/or Science.
3. A minimum IELTS score of 6.0.

For Postgraduate - Masters:

1. A strong academic track record in a Bachelor's degree program.
2. Relevant work experience in the field of study can be advantageous.
3. Many universities require work experience, especially for MBA programs.

1. Bond University
2. University of Notre Dame Australia
3. Torrens University
4. Charles Sturt University (Private)
5. University of Divinity
6. Melbourne Institute of Technology
7. Kaplan Business School
8. International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS)
9. Australian Institute of Higher Education
10. Holmes Institute

1. Australian College of Applied Psychology
2. International College of Management, Sydney
3. Kaplan Business School
4. Excelsia College
5. Holmes Institute
6. JMC Academy
7. LCI Melbourne
8. APM College of Business and Communication
9. Whitehouse Institute of Design
10. Sydney Institute of Business and Technology