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WhatsApp gets the quickest reply. Share your marks or degree, the course you want, whether you are aiming for February or July and your rough budget, and a counsellor will reply within one working day.

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Expect a call or a WhatsApp message from an Edumapple adviser within one working day. You pay nothing for that first consultation.

  • Courses your marks and degree qualify for
  • Tuition and the visa living funds, counted in rupees
  • GS answers, visa timing and your 485 plan
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Which universities accept a three-year Indian degree for a master's, how to write the Genuine Student answers, what counts as acceptable evidence of funds, whether a regional campus adds time to the graduate visa, how the 48-hour fortnight work limit works in practice, and what a room costs in Sydney compared with Adelaide.

Office

Edumapple Global Education LLP, Office 2, Collective Coworks (CoCo), Grand Central by Group Mukkadan, Edachira, Kakkanad, Ernakulam, Kerala 682030. Visits by appointment.

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Questions from Indian students: Australia

When should I start for a February intake in Australia?
Around May or June of the year before. Offers, the Confirmation of Enrolment and the visa all take time, and popular courses fill early.
Is the first call free?
Yes. The first call, a shortlist and a timeline cost nothing; paid support is only offered if you want it.
Does Edumapple have an office in Australia?
No. We work from Kochi and online. University applications and the student visa are both lodged online from India.
Can my parents join?
Yes. For students under 18 we always involve a parent or guardian, and parents often join to plan the funds evidence.
What should I have ready?
Class 10 and 12 marksheets, degree marksheets with any backlogs, passport, an English test score if you have one, a CV if you have worked, and the budget for tuition and living costs.