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Studying medicine in Australia costs around AUD 60,000-80,000 per year for international students, but it depends on the university you're applying for. Scholarships are available!

That’s awesome. I advise focusing on networking with professors and peers and taking advantage of internships or lab placements for hands-on experience. Tailor your electives to your interests (like genetics or bioinformatics) and stay updated on advancements in the field. Biomedical science has great career prospects in research, diagnostics, biotech, and more. Learning skills like data analysis (Python/R) can also give you an edge. Best of luck-you’ll love it here!

Yup all you can do is try your best! I'm not from ICSE board but as far as I can tell, it's easier to transition from an ICSE curriculum to international curriculum than it is from a CBSE background as studying abroad is more application-based rather than rote learning

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Volunteering exp should be more encouraged by Indian schools, agreed, but in my experience applying to australian unis, it was of little importance. Just have a strong SOP, make sure your undergrad and job exp aligns with the major you're gonna take up in uni, provide all the relevant documents.

Thanks for the love! playing a sport, MUNs look great on applications. For volunteering, I usually just research online or would recommend asking your connections/ relatives-- that's usually the most convenient way!

Yup, agreed. It is important to have volunteering roles though not for your application importantly but it does help you get your first casual job due to soft skills that you develop along the way!

@@sudo-music-o8d that was helpful thanks so much for the insight 😄

@@Shrutanshi well that’s great as i happen to have interests in MUN’s & maybe ill give sports a try as well, thanks for your advice 😁

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Drugstore makeup is relatively the same price as India. However, I would recommend buying most of your stuff in India bcz good quality makeup is pretty expensive in Aus. Again, it depends on your usage-- I'm not much of a fancy makeup person so I make do with basic products from India instead of spending extensively in Aus :) Hope this helps

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Thanks! To answer your question- definitely go for it! Try finding instagram/telegram groups it helps a lot:)

It depends from university to university but there are various scholarship options that you can look into-- I recommend booking a free consulting session with Abroadera for in-depth technical info!

If that's the case, just make sure to ask as many qs as possible online before you into the house-- how often does the house get cleaned, how many people live there, how many girls/boys etc just to get an idea about the environment!

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I'm not very well acquainted with the system as I was doing a different board but book a free session with Abroadera and I'm sure they'll help you out. Link is in my description box!

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Congrats on getting into Deakin! I’m at the Burwood campus, and my experience has been great-amazing facilities, supportive professors, and a vibrant campus life. For accommodation, suburbs like Burwood, Box Hill, or Glen Waverley are ideal as they're close to campus. I’d recommend shared apartments for affordability (you can check my description box for the sites). For groceries, I shop at Coles, Woolworths, and ALDI, and I hit Asian/Indian stores for spices. Trams are super convenient-get a Myki card, and the Free Tram Zone in the city is a bonus. Let me know if you’d like more details! 😊

@@Shrutanshi oh thank you very much! definetly will do!

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I took PCB and math (my board was different), but most people usually go for research or medicine! In India, you have to take NEET but abroad there are various requirements and it usually depends from university to university I definitely recommend having a chat with people at Abroadera for more specific info:)

It will be better for you to focus on your high school marks. Neet will not matter for studying abroad

@@Dakshmakkar586 Yup!

Ty everybody for the help!!

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Hi im also planning to apply for usyd for feb intake but for a year later would you mind guiding me and sharing your experience with me so maybe i can grasp what steps to take a bit better, would really appreciate the help thanks ✨

While I'm not in the same uni, I have been loving my course so far. It's very practical-heavy and that's what I like. More time at the labs than spending hrs mugging up info. Obviously it is difficult to find a balance but I recommending going through your units before the classes begin and planning a schedule. It really helps find some free time to do other thing and enjoy your time abroad:)The Lab facilities are excellent. To answer your qs about the subjects-- so far I've covered units like Biochem, genetics, physiology (this is more of a wider way to explain it). Hope this helps!

Hey Pavni, I would recommend booking a consulting session as that really helps make the admission process less overwhelming, at least it did in my case! They give out detailed information about documents you'll be requiring, scholarship options, etc. You can click the link in my description for a free session with Abroadera and I'm sure they'll help you out<3

@@Shrutanshi from which uni you are ?

@@TKSnehith-2224 Deakin University

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