Students must:

• Submit an online application via the Department of Home Affairs portal.
• Provide documentation including proof of enrolment, financial capacity, health insurance (OSHC), and English language proficiency.
• Complete a Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) assessment.

For more details, visit the Australian Immigration Website.

Students can work:

• 48 hours per fortnight during academic sessions.
• Unlimited hours during scheduled breaks.

Refer to the link for more details: https://www.education.gov.au/international-education/support-international-students/rights-international-students-work

The average annual cost of living is approximately AUD 21,041, covering housing, food, transport, and other essentials. Costs may vary based on lifestyle.

Tuition fees for the two years at Symbiosis will follow SIT’s fee structure. Tuition fees at Deakin will depend on the specific course. Additional costs include visa fees, health insurance (OSHC), and living expenses.

Deakin offers both on-campus and off-campus housing options:

• On-campus: Safe, fully furnished residences with utilities and internet included.
• Off-campus: Guidance is provided by Deakin Res for securing rental accommodations in nearby areas.

DeakinRes provides:

• Assistance with housing options and contracts.
• Access to secure and affordable accommodation listings.

Deakin Talent provides:

• Personalized career planning and placement support.
• Access to job portals and internship opportunities.
• Workshops for interview preparation and professional development.

Students may apply for merit-based scholarships and bursaries offered by Deakin. Contact the admissions office for specific details. Fees and scholarships

When do I initiate the admission cancellation process?

Initiating the admission cancellation process promptly is crucial to ensure compliance with university policies and to maximize any potential refunds. Below are the procedures for both Symbiosis International (Deemed University) and Deakin University:

Symbiosis International (Deemed University):

• Cancellation Before Program Commencement:
  • If you cancel your admission before the academic program begins, a deduction of ₹1,000 will be applied.
  • The remaining academic or tuition fees paid will be refunded.
• Cancellation After Program Commencement:
  • Within 30 Days:
    • If you cancel after joining the program and the vacant seat is filled by another candidate within 30 days from the program's start date, the deposit is fully refundable.
    • Academic, hostel, and mess fees are refunded after pro-rata deductions.
  • Beyond 30 Days:
    • If the seat remains unfilled after 30 days, only the deposit is refundable; academic, hostel, and mess fees are non-refundable.
• Non-Refundable Fees:
  • Certain fees, such as those for pre-induction modules, foundation courses, bridge courses, and medical insurance, are non-refundable regardless of the cancellation timing.

Deakin University:

• Declining an Offer:
  • If you decide not to proceed with your offer from Deakin, you should formally decline it. This can be done by completing the necessary form available on Deakin's official website.
• Deferring Admission:
  • If you wish to delay your studies rather than cancel, Deakin allows deferrals—up to two years for domestic students and one year for international students.
  • It's advisable to contact Deakin's student services to discuss this option.

For the latest information on applying for a student visa, please refer to our page which provides details and advice on the process. For more details, visit the UK Immigration Website.

Typical conditions are:

• You can work a maximum of 20 hours per week during term-time. This cannot be averaged (e.g. 25 hours in week 1 and 15 hours in week 2) and is calculated from Monday to Sunday.
• You can work full-time during your course vacations (usually Christmas, Easter, and Summer for undergraduate students) - The Student Information Zone can confirm these dates.
• You can work full-time once you have completed your course, submitted all work, and the official end date has passed (as stated on e:Vision), up until your visa expires.
• Refer link - Working in the UK
• Please note that reading week is considered term-time, so you cannot work full-time during that week.
• If your course of study is below degree level, you will be able to work a maximum of 10 hours per week during term-time, and full-time during vacations.

Refer to UKCISA for more details on working in the UK.

The average annual cost of living is approximately £1,136 per month, covering housing, food, transport, and other essentials. Costs may vary based on lifestyle.

Tuition fees for the two years at Symbiosis will follow SIT’s fee structure.

Tuition fees at UEA will depend on the specific course. Additional costs include visa fees, health insurance (OSHC), and living expenses. Please visit Tuition Fees for more details.

UEA has a range of accommodation available and a great page to give you all the useful accommodation information

UEA embeds a range of transferable skills and opportunities for internships or years in industry within a variety of our degree courses. Our Career Service is well-placed on campus to help you prepare and apply for work opportunities.

Many of our Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses have scholarship opportunities available. Please view our scholarships page for the latest scholarship information

Students who have studied in the UK and obtained a degree or other relevant qualification from an approved UK higher education provider are eligible to apply for the Graduate route, which allows them to work after completing their studies. This route does not require sponsorship or endorsement from an employer or the educational institution.

The Graduate route enables eligible graduates to remain in the UK to work or seek employment. Those who have completed an undergraduate or postgraduate master's degree (or hold a relevant qualification) can stay for two years, while PhD or doctoral qualification graduates can remain for three. Pls visit UKCISA - international student advice and guidance - Working after studies for more information.

Before the academic session starts: You are likely to receive a refund in accordance with the refund policies of Symbiosis International (Deemed University) (SIU).

Procedure for withdrawal:

• Students wishing to withdraw from the program must notify the Head of the host department at SIT in writing.
• A scrutiny committee will evaluate the request on a case-to-case basis and decide the further course of action.

Refund and fee adjustment policies:

• Refunds of tuition fees will be governed by the refund policies for the dual degree program of SIU.
• Any difference in fees between the dual degree program and the regular course must be paid by the candidate.
• Typically, fees will be adjusted for upcoming academic sessions, but any applicable differences will need to be settled.

• The procedure for VISA application should be initiated during Semester 3 of your studies to ensure sufficient time for unforeseen circumstances.
• You can re-apply for a VISA as per the policy of the UK or UK Government.
• If a VISA is not granted, the student can be shifted to the regular B.Tech program at SIU, subject to applicable conditions.

Admission is often granted based on the information provided by the candidate during the application process. If discrepancies or falsifications are found during document verification, the institution has the right to cancel the admission. Reasons for cancellation may include:

• Failure to meet the minimum academic qualifications.
• Submission of incorrect or fraudulent documents.
• Not meeting other specific eligibility criteria.

Before completion of the third semester at SIT.

When do I initiate the admission cancellation process?

Initiating the admission cancellation process promptly is crucial to ensure compliance with university policies and to maximize any potential refunds. Below are the procedures for both Symbiosis International (Deemed University) and University of East Anglia:

Symbiosis International (Deemed University):

• Non-Refundable Fees:
  • Certain fees, such as those for pre-induction modules, foundation courses, bridge courses, and medical insurance, are non-refundable regardless of the cancellation timing.