MBA in Australia

Hi,
Can you give me more specifications like fees you prefer and particular stream, etc.?

Dear Kashish,
The fee for MBA ranges from 20,000 AUD to 30,000 AUD depending on the University, you can take an average of 25,000 for calculation purpose, the living cost as per the border agency is 20,000 AUD, so a 2 year MBA will cost about 90,000 AUD which at today's rates is about INR 50 lacs. Do not choose a course of less than 2 years duration as you will not be able to do your PR later since you will not qualify.

Dear Jaymin,
For a 2-year course you will get a PSW of 2 years and will also be eligible for PR and a course of less than 2 years will not make you eligible for PR.

Hi Dear,
As you want to pursue MBA program, below are the general requirements for taking admission to MBA degree:
-Good academic background
-3 to 5 years of work experience
-GMAT score (550 or above)
IELTS/TOEFL score (IELTS 6.5 OR above/ TOEFL 90 or above)
-Letter of recommendations
-Personal essay
In addition to this, there might be some university specific requirements which you may come across while shortlisting the universities.
You may refer to the following link for various MBA programs in Australia:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-australia-dc11508
Hope this helps. All the best.

Yes, Australia is a popular MBA destination. Post MBA work permit and full time job opportunities after studies, PR options are some of the factors which makes Australia a very popular choice.

There is no special benefit for SC students for studying in Australia unless you are sponsored by GOI.

Australia is one of the most preferred destination for MBA for international students. As per the QS ranking of MBA institutes ranked varying from 50 to 200, I would suggest you to go for it. They provide quality education, excellent placements, unmatched infrastructure and most important PR.

No, GMAT score is also required with IELTS score.

It is one of the best destination for MBA as per education quality and job prospects. Australian universities are one of the best.

Both are good, but Australia is better.