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45 percent of the total prospective students aspires to study in Australia. In the list of the most popular study-abroad destinations, Australia is among the top five countries where foreign students come for higher education. Australia attracted 5 lacs international students and the number of Indian students was 122,202 in 2024. It is forecasted that 2025 will see a 5% rise in international student population in Australia and this growth will continue for the next two years. Australia is an attractive destination students aspiring to study abroad, and it is so because of more job vacancies in the Business, Health, Engineering, Medicine, etc. Plus Australia gives a good living wage to its employees. The implementation of labour laws in Australia is very firm, so the country is suitable for Indian students to work after completing their studies in Australia.

Australia's MATES Programs brings new Opportunities for Indians, opens up study and work opportunities for young Indians. The growing significance of India-Australia partnerships with the newly announced Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early-professionals Scheme (MATES) is a step toward strengthening the Australia-India bilateral relations.

Should you be exploring the relative merits of various institutions for studying in Australia, we recommend that you start with RMIT University. MIT is an Australian education, culture and society institution, which is quite a global institution, and is well-known especially for its focus on hands-on learning and unique ways of teaching. Founded in 1887, RMIT University has grown and developed and become a place for many who are wishing to become a productive skillful professional.