Really great effort taken dear Varu. Congratulations. Being a youtuber I know how much background effort taken by you. Long way 2 go dear. Keep trying.
Yes, Sydney University can be expensive, but there are other ways to manage costs. You can look into scholarships or financial aid that might help lower the fee. Another option is considering more affordable universities in Australia that still offer accredited nursing programs. You could also explore part-time work options during your studies to support yourself financially. Make sure to compare tuition fees at different institutions and see what best suits your budget.
There are many courses available depending on her interests and career goals. Some popular options include: Diploma and Advanced Diploma Programs: These are shorter courses (1-2 years) that can be a pathway to a bachelor’s degree. Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) Programs: If she is interested in a full degree program, universities here offer a wide range of subjects like Business, IT, Engineering, Health Sciences, and more.
Thank you for your wonderful comment! Your words really made my day brighter. I truly appreciate your support and encouragement. Let's keep spreading positivity together!
மேடம் என் பொண்ணு 12படிக்கற முடிச்சிட்ட.காலேஜ் ஆஸ்திரேலியா போடாலாமா...கூட நானும் வரலமா....ஏதாவது வாய்ப்பு கிடைக்குமா நான் அவ கூட வருவதற்கு...தனியா அனுப்ப ஓரு தயக்கம்
Hi Yes, your daughter can definitely pursue further studies in Australia after completing her 12th standard. There are many courses available depending on her interests and career goals. Regarding your question about coming along with her, please check with any MARA agent. Regarding to find a job , the job market can be competitive, so it's good to start researching job opportunities early. It's understandable that you don't want to leave her alone, and there are ways to support her while making this exciting transition. Feel free to consult a trusted education consultant to guide you through the process and help with visa options and course selection. Wishing you and your daughter the best of luck.
Hii akka please oru info solunga. Australia la Masters in mining engineering padicha scope irukaaa Naa BE Mechanical engineering mudichiruka. Aprm I'm average student thaan akka so masters PASS panrathu easy or tough aaa akka konjam solunga. Confuse aaa iruku Australia vandhuu padikanumnu try panra akka. After masters finish job kidaikuma. Mining engineering ku
Thambi, You can definitely pursue a Master's in the mining industry with a BE in Mechanical Engineering. Many universities in Australia offer mining-related programs, and your mechanical background is a good fit, especially since both fields overlap in areas like machinery and maintenance. Regarding job openings, the mining industry is quite strong in Australia, particularly in Western Australia and Queensland, with a demand for engineers. While opportunities are there, competition can be high. Being an average student won't stop you as long as you're willing to put in the effort, gain relevant skills, and make connections in the industry. Good luck!
இலங்கைல இருந்து ஆஸ்திரேலியா student visa ல வருவதற்கு,, இங்க உள்ள A/Leval exam எடுத்துட்டு நேரடியா diploma செய்ய வரலாமா..? இல்ல diploma இங்க finish பண்ணிட்டு Masters தான் அங்க வரணுமா அக்கா plz சொல்லுங்களன்
Dear sago, Absolutely, you can pursue either a diploma or a master's degree in Australia. The country offers a wide range of educational opportunities for international students. Diplomas typically provide practical and vocational skills and can be a good stepping stone to further education or employment. They usually take one to two years to complete. A master's degree, on the other hand, offers advanced academic or professional training and typically requires one to two years of study, depending on the program and whether you study full-time or part-time. Before deciding, consider your career goals, the time and financial investment you're willing to make, and the entry requirements for the programs you're interested in. Additionally, ensure that your visa and English proficiency requirements are in order. Australia has numerous reputable institutions offering both diplomas and master's degrees, so you're likely to find a program that suits your needs and aspirations. thank you
Dear Sir, Thank you for reaching out. Choosing between undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) studies in Australia depends on several factors, including your son's priorities, interests, and your financial condition. If your son is very interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree in Australia, then that could be a good path. Studying abroad at a young age can provide valuable international exposure and opportunities for personal growth. However, it often requires significant financial resources. Alternatively, he could complete his bachelor's degree in your home country and then pursue a master's degree in Australia. This route could be more cost-effective and give him a chance to gain experience and maturity before moving abroad. The best approach is to discuss with your son to understand his interests and the practicalities of studying abroad. It is also important to consider the long-term implications, like career goals and staying in Australia after his studies. I hope this helps, and please let me know if you have further questions or need additional advice.
I have applied master of engineering professionals at deakin university , in website they mentioned 2 year course but when i got my offer letter it has 1.5 years does it affect my stayback visa
Hi Thambi, congratulations, The difference between a 1.5-year and a 2-year program can indeed affect your post-study work visa eligibility. Generally, a 2-year study duration is required to qualify for the full Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) work rights. I recommend contacting Deakin University to clarify the course duration and also checking with a migration agent or the Australian Department of Home Affairs for specific visa eligibility based on your study period. It's always good to confirm these details before you start your studies. Best of luck with your journey!
Thanks for your valuable comments, For most universities in Australia, the required PTE (Pearson Test of English) score for a master's program generally ranges from "58 to 65" overall, with no individual band score below "50". However, top universities or specific courses might require a higher score, such as "65 to 79" overall, with minimum individual scores as high as "58 or 60" in each section. It's always best to check the specific requirements of the university and program you're applying to, as they may vary.
Hii mam enaku vanthu UG australia la padikamumand adter completing UG nursing , is there will ve any job opportunities that ill get there? Or i should also do masters?
Hi dear, Yes, you can definitely do your undergraduate degree in nursing. Nursing is a highly in-demand profession, and Australia has many opportunities for graduates. After completing your degree, there is a good chance you can get a job, as nursing skills are essential across the country, especially with the increasing need for healthcare professionals. Just make sure your course is accredited and aligns with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) standards.
Hi maml have one doubt I am completed BCA course 2011 then now I am completed ANM course 2023 I want to study at Australia for my BSC nursing is it possible or not
Hi there, I suggest contact any educational consultant. Yes, it is possible for you to study BSc Nursing in Australia after completing your BCA in 2011 and ANM in 2023. Australian universities often consider both your academic background and relevant work experience. You will need to meet specific entry requirements, such as English language proficiency, and provide transcripts and certificates from your previous courses. I recommend researching universities that offer BSc Nursing programs and checking their specific requirements. Additionally, contacting the admissions offices of these universities can provide more guidance on the application process and any other prerequisites you may need to fulfill. Best of luck with your studies!
Plz guide me sis Yesterday I talked idp consultant she said u have an already bachelor degree how is it possible to another bachelor degree then australia govt have GST(genuine certificate)@@Vara_Auslife_Tamil
@@Vara_Auslife_TamilI am said I done little work then she want inbetween work certificate but 2years I have not certificate what can I do sis plz help me sis
Sir, Congrats to your Son😊🤝🏼 According to my view there is always demand in Health care services, please check immi home affairs website, Australia. All the best⭐️⭐️⭐️to his bright future.
Applying for a study loan in India involves several steps. Here’s a simple guide to help you through the process: 1. **Research and Compare**: Start by researching various banks and financial institutions to compare their education loan offerings, interest rates, and terms. 2. **Check Eligibility**: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, which typically include Indian citizenship, a confirmed admission offer from a recognized institution, and academic performance. 3. **Choose a Bank**: Select a bank or financial institution that offers favorable terms based on your research. 4. **Gather Documents**: Prepare the necessary documents, such as: - Admission letter from the educational institution. - Academic records. - Proof of identity and residence (Aadhaar card, passport, etc.). - Financial documents of parents/guardians (income proof, tax returns). - Bank statements. - Collateral documents (if required). 5. **Apply Online or Visit Branch**: You can apply for the loan online through the bank’s website or visit a branch in person to fill out the application form. 6. **Submit Documents**: Submit the required documents along with the completed application form to the bank. 7. **Interview**: Some banks may require an interview with the applicant and co-applicant (usually parents or guardians) to understand the course and repayment plan. 8. **Loan Approval**: Once the bank verifies all details, they will process your loan application. If approved, you will receive a sanction letter detailing the loan amount, interest rate, and terms. 9. **Disbursement**: After accepting the sanction letter, the bank will disburse the loan amount directly to the educational institution as per the fee schedule. 10. **Repayment**: Understand the repayment terms, which usually begin after the completion of the course, often with a moratorium period (grace period) of 6 months to a year.
It's important to carefully review the terms and conditions of the loan, including interest rates and repayment schedules, to ensure it aligns with your financial situation.
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Really great effort taken dear Varu. Congratulations. Being a youtuber I know how much background effort taken by you. Long way 2 go dear. Keep trying.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! Your kind words truly brightened my day. I appreciate your support and encouragement dear😊🤝
Excellent explanation mam. Waiting for more videos
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment, Sure will do more videos, now in India , so little busy, Have a great day😊🤝🏼
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@@Vara_Auslife_Tamil எனது மகனின் ஐந்து நண்பர்கள் இப்போது RMT யுனிவர்சிட்டியில் படித்துக் கொண்டு இருக்கிறார்கள்
Student dependents visa pathi elaborate pani oru vdeo podunga
Thanks for your valuable comments
Sure,will post and let you know😊🙏🏽🙏🏽
It's showing 46900 dollars and for the 3 years in Indian rupees it's 80 lakhs in uni of Sydney
Yes, Sydney University can be expensive, but there are other ways to manage costs. You can look into scholarships or financial aid that might help lower the fee. Another option is considering more affordable universities in Australia that still offer accredited nursing programs. You could also explore part-time work options during your studies to support yourself financially. Make sure to compare tuition fees at different institutions and see what best suits your budget.
அப்படி வந்தால் என்ன courses எடுத்து படிக்கலாம்.. எனக்கு அங்கே என்ன வேலை பார்க்கலாம்.
There are many courses available depending on her interests and career goals. Some popular options include:
Diploma and Advanced Diploma Programs: These are shorter courses (1-2 years) that can be a pathway to a bachelor’s degree.
Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) Programs: If she is interested in a full degree program, universities here offer a wide range of subjects like Business, IT, Engineering, Health Sciences, and more.
Good akka
Thank you for your wonderful comment! Your words really made my day brighter. I truly appreciate your support and encouragement. Let's keep spreading positivity together!
மேடம் என் பொண்ணு 12படிக்கற முடிச்சிட்ட.காலேஜ் ஆஸ்திரேலியா போடாலாமா...கூட நானும் வரலமா....ஏதாவது வாய்ப்பு கிடைக்குமா நான் அவ கூட வருவதற்கு...தனியா அனுப்ப ஓரு தயக்கம்
Hi
Yes, your daughter can definitely pursue further studies in Australia after completing her 12th standard. There are many courses available depending on her interests and career goals.
Regarding your question about coming along with her, please check with any MARA agent. Regarding to find a job , the job market can be competitive, so it's good to start researching job opportunities early.
It's understandable that you don't want to leave her alone, and there are ways to support her while making this exciting transition.
Feel free to consult a trusted education consultant to guide you through the process and help with visa options and course selection.
Wishing you and your daughter the best of luck.
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Hell Mam , this video was really informative. Can you please make a video about SOP .
sure, will do and upload, let you know for sure 👍🏻
thanks 🌟🌟for your valuable comment 😊🤝
Hi Udaykumar, Sop Video posted in our channel, All the best in all your endeavors, thank you
Hii akka please oru info solunga. Australia la Masters in mining engineering padicha scope irukaaa Naa BE Mechanical engineering mudichiruka. Aprm I'm average student thaan akka so masters PASS panrathu easy or tough aaa akka konjam solunga. Confuse aaa iruku Australia vandhuu padikanumnu try panra akka. After masters finish job kidaikuma. Mining engineering ku
Thambi, You can definitely pursue a Master's in the mining industry with a BE in Mechanical Engineering. Many universities in Australia offer mining-related programs, and your mechanical background is a good fit, especially since both fields overlap in areas like machinery and maintenance.
Regarding job openings, the mining industry is quite strong in Australia, particularly in Western Australia and Queensland, with a demand for engineers. While opportunities are there, competition can be high. Being an average student won't stop you as long as you're willing to put in the effort, gain relevant skills, and make connections in the industry.
Good luck!
@@Vara_Auslife_Tamil Romba nandri akka. Happy and safe aaa irunga akka.
இலங்கைல இருந்து ஆஸ்திரேலியா student visa ல வருவதற்கு,, இங்க உள்ள A/Leval exam எடுத்துட்டு நேரடியா diploma செய்ய வரலாமா..? இல்ல diploma இங்க finish பண்ணிட்டு Masters தான் அங்க வரணுமா அக்கா plz சொல்லுங்களன்
Dear sago, Absolutely, you can pursue either a diploma or a master's degree in Australia. The country offers a wide range of educational opportunities for international students.
Diplomas typically provide practical and vocational skills and can be a good stepping stone to further education or employment. They usually take one to two years to complete.
A master's degree, on the other hand, offers advanced academic or professional training and typically requires one to two years of study, depending on the program and whether you study full-time or part-time.
Before deciding, consider your career goals, the time and financial investment you're willing to make, and the entry requirements for the programs you're interested in. Additionally, ensure that your visa and English proficiency requirements are in order.
Australia has numerous reputable institutions offering both diplomas and master's degrees, so you're likely to find a program that suits your needs and aspirations. thank you
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hi sago, how to write SOP , video already posted in our channel 😊🤝
Let me know you need any further information🤝🤝
Hello mam,
My son completed 12th std and 17 yrs old.which is better UG or PG study in Australia, please your suggestion mam.
Dear Sir,
Thank you for reaching out. Choosing between undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) studies in Australia depends on several factors, including your son's priorities, interests, and your financial condition.
If your son is very interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree in Australia, then that could be a good path. Studying abroad at a young age can provide valuable international exposure and opportunities for personal growth. However, it often requires significant financial resources.
Alternatively, he could complete his bachelor's degree in your home country and then pursue a master's degree in Australia. This route could be more cost-effective and give him a chance to gain experience and maturity before moving abroad.
The best approach is to discuss with your son to understand his interests and the practicalities of studying abroad. It is also important to consider the long-term implications, like career goals and staying in Australia after his studies. I hope this helps, and please let me know if you have further questions or need additional advice.
I have applied master of engineering professionals at deakin university , in website they mentioned 2 year course but when i got my offer letter it has 1.5 years does it affect my stayback visa
Hi Thambi, congratulations,
The difference between a 1.5-year and a 2-year program can indeed affect your post-study work visa eligibility. Generally, a 2-year study duration is required to qualify for the full Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) work rights. I recommend contacting Deakin University to clarify the course duration and also checking with a migration agent or the Australian Department of Home Affairs for specific visa eligibility based on your study period. It's always good to confirm these details before you start your studies. Best of luck with your journey!
@Vara_Auslife_Tamil Thank you so much mam
Mam pte la enoda overall score 46 na apply pana mudiyuma australia university la masters ku
Thanks for your valuable comments,
For most universities in Australia, the required PTE (Pearson Test of English) score for a master's program generally ranges from "58 to 65" overall, with no individual band score below "50". However, top universities or specific courses might require a higher score, such as "65 to 79" overall, with minimum individual scores as high as "58 or 60" in each section.
It's always best to check the specific requirements of the university and program you're applying to, as they may vary.
Hii mam enaku vanthu UG australia la padikamumand adter completing UG nursing , is there will ve any job opportunities that ill get there? Or i should also do masters?
Hi dear, Yes, you can definitely do your undergraduate degree in nursing. Nursing is a highly in-demand profession, and Australia has many opportunities for graduates. After completing your degree, there is a good chance you can get a job, as nursing skills are essential across the country, especially with the increasing need for healthcare professionals. Just make sure your course is accredited and aligns with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) standards.
I think I can't afford it 😢
Try some education loan
Very informative mam .
Mam if my daughter is 17years old can she join ug course there? If yes can i come as a dependent and work there ?
yes, she can apply, please check department of home affairs website for more information.
Hi maml have one doubt I am completed BCA course 2011 then now I am completed ANM course 2023 I want to study at Australia for my BSC nursing is it possible or not
Hi there, I suggest contact any educational consultant.
Yes, it is possible for you to study BSc Nursing in Australia after completing your BCA in 2011 and ANM in 2023. Australian universities often consider both your academic background and relevant work experience. You will need to meet specific entry requirements, such as English language proficiency, and provide transcripts and certificates from your previous courses.
I recommend researching universities that offer BSc Nursing programs and checking their specific requirements. Additionally, contacting the admissions offices of these universities can provide more guidance on the application process and any other prerequisites you may need to fulfill.
Best of luck with your studies!
Plz guide me sis
Yesterday I talked idp consultant she said u have an already bachelor degree how is it possible to another bachelor degree then australia govt have GST(genuine certificate)@@Vara_Auslife_Tamil
She asked to me u finished 2011bca now u finished 2023 ANM inbetween what r u d oing@@Vara_Auslife_Tamil
@@Vara_Auslife_TamilI am said I done little work then she want inbetween work certificate but 2years I have not certificate what can I do sis plz help me sis
@@Vara_Auslife_Tamil plz reply sis
My son is completed mbbs. Can he get PG course. Hom many seats available in australia
Sir, Congrats to your Son😊🤝🏼
According to my view there is always demand in Health care services, please check immi home affairs website, Australia. All the best⭐️⭐️⭐️to his bright future.
Hi, How many days waiting time for student visa
Hi, After submitting all your papers, login to immi website to check the progress, thank you
Sop detailes pl send me madam my daughter ms applied so pl madam
Thanks for your valuable comments, already video uploaded ii n our channel, please watch and let me know you need any further information, 🤝😊
Dependents oda fund 3months kudupangala
Please seek advice from any professionals like Mara agent or migration lawyer, 😊👍🏻👍🏻
Mam if we take loan for studying ,how to apply mam.
Applying for a study loan in India involves several steps. Here’s a simple guide to help you through the process:
1. **Research and Compare**: Start by researching various banks and financial institutions to compare their education loan offerings, interest rates, and terms.
2. **Check Eligibility**: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, which typically include Indian citizenship, a confirmed admission offer from a recognized institution, and academic performance.
3. **Choose a Bank**: Select a bank or financial institution that offers favorable terms based on your research.
4. **Gather Documents**: Prepare the necessary documents, such as:
- Admission letter from the educational institution.
- Academic records.
- Proof of identity and residence (Aadhaar card, passport, etc.).
- Financial documents of parents/guardians (income proof, tax returns).
- Bank statements.
- Collateral documents (if required).
5. **Apply Online or Visit Branch**: You can apply for the loan online through the bank’s website or visit a branch in person to fill out the application form.
6. **Submit Documents**: Submit the required documents along with the completed application form to the bank.
7. **Interview**: Some banks may require an interview with the applicant and co-applicant (usually parents or guardians) to understand the course and repayment plan.
8. **Loan Approval**: Once the bank verifies all details, they will process your loan application. If approved, you will receive a sanction letter detailing the loan amount, interest rate, and terms.
9. **Disbursement**: After accepting the sanction letter, the bank will disburse the loan amount directly to the educational institution as per the fee schedule.
10. **Repayment**: Understand the repayment terms, which usually begin after the completion of the course, often with a moratorium period (grace period) of 6 months to a year.
It's important to carefully review the terms and conditions of the loan, including interest rates and repayment schedules, to ensure it aligns with your financial situation.
Thankyou mam..
Hii mam
50000 aud proof fund kattama
minimum amount ethachum visa ku katta eluma?
accept pannura chance irukka?
Sir, it's not wrong showing your financial status.
Mam, working holiday visa la ennaku sponser irukanga. Vanthu job thedamudiuma work permit or work visa kedaikuma. I have some refereals also there subclass 417 la vathu work vaganudiuma i have onky 1 year 8 months of experience in IT SUPPORT ,
please check the immigration website, department of home affairs, you will get a clear information, thank you and all the best in all your endeavors 🤝
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