A Known fact about Australia is that it is one of the best places to study overseas for Indian students. On the other hand, there are many cautions to be aware of before taking the big step. In our recent analysis of why most students failed to reach their dream place for their master's, even though it is a simple process, we got a precise list of common mistakes that everyone is making and approached us for a solution later. Here are those "9 mistakes to avoid while planning to Study in Australia".

1. No Clear Idea about Australia Education System. Unlike many other countries, Australian universities have five-year degrees rather than four. Also, they won't have grades. Instead, they give rankings. Speak to any Australia Education Consultant to clearly understand the education system and standards.
2. No proper research on programs and courses is available in Australia. A thorough research on courses and programs available at multiple universities is the first thing to do. Now, it has become easier by simply registering for Australia Education Virtual Expo by Global Tree, where you can meet 20+ top Universities and speak to them directly.
3. Not having a clear idea about the cost of studying in Australia. Students may struggle financially throughout their stay abroad if this aspect isn't considered. While arranging to study abroad, the expenditures may rise if they choose the wrong place, and it might be tough to find part-time jobs too.
4. Not sparing much time to prepare for the visa process. The visa application procedure takes far longer and is far more involved than one may imagine. Patience and Preparation are two keys to visa success.
5. Failing to research the career prospects that one would get after completing their course in Australia. In a way, it leads to a dead end in the career, and by the time of realization, they might be at square 1.
6. Not figuring out if you are eligible for any scholarship and loan. Failing to check the flexible policies for loans and scholarships can make the student fail to pay off their bills.
7. Applying Late to universities or schools can end up in rejection easily. A most common mistake most students commit and miss their chance.
8. Going by the advice of people who have studied in Australia. It's a good idea to check with people studying or studying there, but if they study in different courses and universities, their experience isn't relevant.
9. Planning in a hurry. Never make the mistake of planning your study abroad in a rush. Get help from experts in Australia Student Visa .