 What is the purpose of your trip?

The case officer is verifying the your purpose of asking for a Student visa. You should state the purpose
of your application and why you want to come to Australia (for example, I plan on studying in Australia).

1.
 Why do you wish to study in Australia?
Case officer wants to know why you chose Australia over other countries. Try to have a clear and ready
answer to the question, listing reasons why Australia is better than than other countries to do your studies
in.

1.
 Are you planning to live in Australia after your course
ends?
For this question, the case officer is trying to verify if your main aim in settling in Australia. Make it clear
that you will be returning to your home country after your course and support it with different reasons you
may have.

1.
 Do you plan to continue studying in Australia after
your present course ends?
Provide an honest answer to this question (for example, if you have not decided yet, just let the case
officer know your intentions).

1.
 What course have you applied for?
Case officer wants you to confirm the course you have submitted in your student visa application form.
Mention the name of the course you plan on studying (such as Masters in Accounting/Bachelor’s in
Nursing).

1.
1. Why have you chosen this particular course?
You need to explain to the case officer why this is your preferred course. You have most likely mentioned
this in your GTE and application form so your answer should be consistent and to the point.

1.
 Tell me a little about your course and subject.
The case officer wants to know how well and informed your decision is and your motives behind applying
for the course. Try to be to the point.

1.
 Why have you picked an Australian college/university?
Why not do this course in your home country?
Explain the reasons why you think it is beneficial for you to do the course in Australia compared to your
home country andwhy have you chosen a particular university in Australia.

1.
 How long will your course last?
This can be found on your COE (confirmation of Enrollment) or the university website.

1.
 How will doing this course benefit you?
You need to show that you have done research and chose a particular course that will benefit you and
you future career.

1.
 When will the course begin?
Go as according to your COE.

1.
 How much does your course cost?
Go as according to your COE.

1.
 How will you be paying for the course?
State the sources you mentioned for funds in your application form (savings, family, spouse, income, etc).

1.
I see that your desired course is in a different field.
What is the reason?
You need to give reasons for the change of field/major, in a honest way.

1.
 How many universities did you apply to?
Provide the information of the universities you applied to in Australia.

1.
 How many universities did you receive acceptances
from?
Provide the information on your acceptance letters.
 1.
 Why have you chosen a particular university?
It could be anything like University ranking, facilities, friends, etc.

1.
 Could you tell me a little about the university you have
chosen?
The case officer wants to see how much you know the University, your interest and the research you
have done.

1.
 Could you tell me a little about your family
background?
Explain briefly about your immediate family composition.

1.
 How many siblings do you have?
Answer as appropriate

1.
 What do your siblings do? Do they live with you?
Provide a brief description of your siblings’ current location and occupation.

1.
 What do your parents do for a living?
Answer as appropriate and brief (occupations, living arrangements, etc).

1.
Who is sponsoring your education and stay in
Australia?
This will be whatever you have already provided in your application forms.

1.
 How many people are financially dependent on your
sponsor?
Case officer wants to make sure you demonstrate your sponsor’s ability to meet all financial needs
relating to your studies and stay in Australia.

1.
  What are your plans on completion of your
degree/course of study in Australia?
This is a very important question and as in your GTE you should provide a response that indicates your
desire to return to your home country on completion of your degree/course of study.

1.
 What are your job prospects on completion of your
chosen course of study?
You need to show that upon completion of your course in Australia there are desirable outcomes in your
home country when you return.

1.
 What will you do on returning to your home country?
Same as the previous question you need to show that you have researched your job prospects upon
completing and returning home

STUDENT VISA (SUBCLASS 500)

The purpose of this visa is to allow international students to undertake full-time education and training in Australia.
This visa enables a student to stay in Australia for the duration of the relevant course. The student must enrol, or in
some cases have a letter of offer, with an Australian education provider before lodging a visa application. The
minimum requirements for this visa are set out below:

The exact requirements for this visa will depend upon the level of risk assigned to your application (the
‘Immigration Risk’), which is a combined immigration risk assessment determined by the risk rating of the
education provider and your passport nationality.

As the visa applicant, you must:

 enrol with an Australian education provider as a full-time student, and obtain written confirmation
of this enrolment (predominantly on-line courses are not eligible)
 genuinely intend to complete the relevant period of study in Australia
 have the required level of English language proficiency unless exempt
 have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the period of your intended stay in Australia
 have access to sufficient funds to cover your return airfares, tuition fees and the cost of living in
Australia, as well as costs required for any dependents included in your application.

The exact amount of funds a student requires is set by Department of Home Affairs (DOHA), and is
determined by your chosen education provider, your course of study and other personal circumstances.
Please contact us for further details.
Question 1. Who Needs A Visa For Australia?
Answer :
All persons, other than Australian citizens require a visa or authority to enter Australia. All
Indian citizens require a visa to enter Australia.
Question 2. How Can I Find Out What Kind Of Visa To Apply For?
Answer :
The category of visa you wish to apply for depends on the purpose of your visit. You can
use the Find Visa facility available on the Department of Home Affairs website to assist
you with determining which visa category to apply for and the requirements for that
category of visa.
Question 3. What Is The Purpose Of Your Trip?
Answer :
The case officer is verifying the information submitted in the visa application form. State the
purpose of your trip (for example, I plan on studying in Australia).
Question 4. Why Have You Chosen This Particular Course?
Answer :
The case officer wants to know the reason behind your choice of course and whether you
are serious about pursuing it or only using it as an excuse to move to Australia. Your
answer should communicate your desire to pursue the course and the reason behind its
choice.
Question 5. When Should I Apply For A Visa?
Answer :
Clients should lodge their applications as early as possible keeping in mind the average
processing times and prior to their intended date of travel.
Question 6. Should I Purchase My Airline Ticket Before Travelling?
Answer :
You should not purchase non-refundable tickets or accommodation prior to the grant of a
visa. Any such purchases are the sole responsibility of the visa applicant. The Department of
Home Affairs recommends that you lodge your visa application well ahead of your proposed
travel date and finalise travel arrangements after visa issue.
Question 7. Tell Me A Little About Your Course And Subject?
Answer :
Through this question, the case officer wants to test your interest and motives behind
applying for the course. Provide a brief overview of your course and its structure.
Question 8. Why Have You Picked An Australian College/university? Can’t You Do
This Course In Your Home Country?
Answer :
The case officer wants to verify the reason provided to study in Australia and whether it is
justified. Provide an answer that indicates your motivation behind choosing to study in
Australia as well as why it is a better option.
Question 9. How Will Doing This Course Benefit You?
Answer :
The case officer wants to know if you have done your research regarding the scope offered
by the course. In brief, list the reasons you picked the course and how you require it for your
future career prospects.

Question 10. What Documents Are Required With A Visa Application?

Answer :
The documents required with a visa application are specific to the visa category under
which you wish to apply. Please visit the VISA TYPES section of this website for
document checklists for various visa categories.
You may also visit the website of the Department of Home Affairs for further information
on document requirements.
It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that an application is complete and
accompanied by relevant documents and information. An incomplete application form
and/or the absence of required or relevant information and documents may result in delays
in processing or in the application being refused.
Additional documents, if submitted after lodgement of the visa application, will be charged
a separate service charge by VFS.
Question 11. Do I Need To Submit Original Documents?
Answer :
The requirement for original documents arises only in case the Australia High commission
has requested. Applicants are requested to visit the Australian High Commission website
for category specific information in regards to the submission of original documents.
Question 12. Who Decides If I Will Get A Visa?
Answer :
The Australian Department of Home Affairs assesses and decides all visa applications. The
VFS Application Centre staff are not employees of the Australian Government and do not
have the authority to assess or decide applications..
Question 13. What Is The Role Of Vfs?
Answer :
VFS Global Services Pvt Ltd (VFS) is the Service Delivery Partner (SDP) for the
Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs in India.
The role of VFS is to accept visa applications and to dispatch passports and documents
back to clients, on behalf of the Department of Home Affairs .
VFS does not play any part in or influence the outcome of your visa application. If a VFS
employee claims to be able to influence your visa application, you should inform the
Australian High Commission, New Delhi immediately.
Question 14. When Will The Course Begin?
Answer :
Provide an honest answer as the information can be verified.
Question 15. Could You Show Me Your Toefl/ielts Results?
Answer :
Provide the original transcript of the exam result.
Question 16. Why Your Toefl/ielts Is Score So Low?
Answer :
Provide an honest answer to this question. List the reasons you believe brought down your
score and emphasize that you have worked at improving at them.

Question 17. Could You Tell Me A Little About Your Family Background?
Answer :
The case officer is verifying information provided in the visa application form through this
question. Your response should contain a brief introduction of your immediate family only.
Question 18. Which Visa Applications Can I Lodge With Vfs?
Answer :
Australian visa applications may be lodged either offshore (in a country other than Australia)
or in Australia, depending on their category.
A number of visas and other applications are processed in Australian in specialized
processing centres.
VFS accepts applications for visa categories that can only be lodged in India at their
Australian Visa Application Centres.
Some of the common visa categories that can be lodged in India through VFS include:
Visitor visas, student visas, spouse migration visas, child migration visas, temporary work
(short stay), business visitor, certain business long stay visas and Applications for Australian
Citizenship.
Categories that are not accepted by VFS in India include Humanitarian and Refugee visas,
Skilled Migration visas, Parent Migration visas, Sponsored Visitor visas, Entertainment
visas, Working Holiday Visas and Temporary Business Long Stay Visas, where the
sponsoring business is in Australia.
Question 19. What Is Required For A Valid Visa Application?
Answer :
To make a valid visa application, clients must:
Submit the correct visa application form;
Pay the correct visa application fee, as applicable (Visa Fees and VFS Service
Charges)
Clients should also provide all required documents and relevant information, together with
the application (refer to Question 6 for document checklists). Incomplete applications may
take longer to process and may result in visa refusal.
Clients should ensure that visa application forms should be of the latest acceptable design
date. Visa Application forms can be downloaded from Department of Home Affairs website
or can be collected from any VFS Centre.
Question 20. Can I Pay The Visa Fee In Australian Dollars (aud) At Vfs?
Answer :
No. The Visa fee can only be paid in INR (Indian Rupees) at VFS Visa Application
Centres, if you are paying in India.
However, clients can also get their visa fee paid on their behalf, in Australia at a DIBP
Office.
Question 21. Am I Required To Undergo A Medical Examination Or Chest X-ray?
Answer :
All applicants for a visa to Australia must meet the health requirement. Whether you are
required to undergo a medical examination and/or chest x-ray depends on your age, how
long you intend to stay in Australia and your intended activity in Australia.

Question 22. What Documentation Do I Need To Retrieve My Passport?

Answer :
If you are retrieving your passport in person, you must bring with you:
The original acknowledgement slips provided to you by VFS Global when you
deposit your application at the Australian Visa Application Centre.
Your original National ID card or other official proof of identification containing a
photograph.
A copy of your photographic ID.
If you plan to use a representative to collect your passport on your behalf.
The original acknowledgement slips provided to you by VFS Global when you
deposit your application at the Australian Visa Application Centre.
You are requested to provide Individual authorization letters, signed by the
respective applicant's.
Representative original National ID card or other official proof of identification
containing a photograph.
A copy of your representative photographic ID.
Question 23. What Types Of Eta Can Be Applied For Online?
Answer :
You can apply for a Visitor/Tourist ETA (if travelling for tourism or to visit friends or
relatives) and for Short Validity Business ETA (if travelling for business purposes). The ETA
is valid for 12 months with stays of up to 3 months on each visit, and can be used for single
or multiple entry travel.
Question 27. Why Should You Be Granted A Student Visa?
Answer :
Provide a concise but well-articulated response to this question. Prepare a list of points in
your favor that demonstrate why you should be granted a student visa and how beneficial it
will be to you as well as the college/university (for example, in the form of research done
during your course.
Question 28. Will You Be Going Home During The Semester Breaks?
Answer :
Provide a truthful answer (yes/no/I don’t know yet).
You’ve heard it over and over, and over again;

"Go and study in Australia.”

"You will learn how to communicate across different cultures and become more
independent”

"It will increase your employment prospects and help you to grow personally as well as
professionally”.

Though Australia is one of the best destinations for students offering world-class universities and
an affordable lifestyle, applying for its student visa has its own set of challenges.

It comes as no news that, if you who want to go Australia or any other country to study you need
to acquire a student visa. It allows doing a full-time course or working for a specific period after
the completion of course.

The Immigration Department needs to be satisfied that the applicant legitimately intends to
undertake further education in Australia. This is why, the visa interview takes place, which is
usually taken once the student has received a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and submitted
the GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) for assessment.

Such interviews are generally telephonic, taken by the trained professionals, where the applicants
are supposed to provide a statement addressing their reasons for choosing to study in Australia
rather than in their home country and how the chosen course is relevant to their academic or
employment background.

Hence, preparation is a must regardless of the financial security or educational background.

Given below is the assessment conducted in the form of Interview with sample question
and answers:

 What is the purpose of your trip?

This question is mainly asked to verify the information submitted in the
visa application. Make sure you state the same purpose as in application
(For example: I want to pursue higher education in Australia)

 What is your qualification?

Provide a brief overview of your degree and the university you are
graduated from. (For example: I am an MBA graduate from XYZ
university)

 Why did you choose Australia for studies?

 Currently, Australia is one of the leading education powerhouses with a
range of quality study options for local and international students. It also
has a strong international reputation for excellence; hence I chose this
country to build a strong foundation for my future success.

 Have you visited Australia before?

You need to provide an appropriate answer for this question. If you’ve
been to Australia just mention the reason for the trip along with the year of
visit.

 How did you find the university and why you want to get admission in it?
I did an extensive research on this university and found out that all their
programs are well-structured and suitable for the field I want to step in. As
a result, I decided to take the guidance from the education consultants for
the visa process. (Mention the name of the education consultants if asked)

 Where is the university located?

Since you have done a thorough research before applying in a university,
visa officer expects you to tell its location correctly. (You can say, for
instance, The University is located in Melbourne and its name is XYZ.)

 Can you please tell me something about your course?

Provide an honest statement mentioning about your course. (For example,
it is a Master of Social Entrepreneurship which includes exploration of
social enterprise field, impact investing, environmental sustainability and
global social impact.)

 What is the scope or benefit of your course?

This course will provide me many opportunities to get higher job
prospects in multinational firms whether at local or international level.

 How much does your course cost?

Here you need to provide the exact cost quoted in your Certificate of
Enrolment (COE).

 Where did you complete your education before applying in Australia?

Provide detailed information on your academic qualifications and the
university you studied in.

 Could you please show me your TOEFL/IELTS/PTE results?

My IELTS band score is 7.5 in Reading, 7.0 in Listening, 6.5 in speaking
and 8.0 in writing.

 Why you have scored so low in speaking?

 Yes, I got little confused. It took me a while to understand from where to
start, thus failed to manage the given time effectively.

 How will you manage to finance your living expenses during your course of
study in Australia?
Here you can provide bank statement or loan documents as your
documentary proof to support your living expenses.

 What are your plans after completing your course in Australia?

As the student visa does not permit to continue living in Australia once the
course is finished, you need to provide an answer that strongly shows your
desire to return to your home country.

 What will you do during your semester breaks?

I will come back to visit my family and friends.

 Who is sponsoring you finance?

Name the person who is going to sponsor and your relation with the
person. Also, mention the reason why the sponsor is helping you in
finance.

 What does your father do for a living and what is his annual income?
Provide a statement that clearly demonstrates your father’s occupation and
his annual income. You may also need to provide details of the amount
your father pay to income tax.

 Why you should be granted for a student visa?

I never had any gaps in my studies. Besides, the transcripts and certificates
from school clearly show that I am a genuine student.

 What your course commencement and completion date?

Tell them the joining date of your course and at what date it will end.

 How can you ensure you’ll return back to your home country after completing
your course of study in Australia?
Well, my only aim to get this visa is to get quality education from
Australia and serve my nation. I also have many responsibilities towards
my family so I need to come back to look after and take care of them.

 Do you have any idea about the refund policy? If yes, then please explain.
Yes I know about it.

 International students who cancel their admission to a program of study

before semester commencement will be charged the fee equivalent to a
single subject fee.
  These penalties are waived where a student cancels due to serious illness
or personal misadventure - as deemed by the DVC.
 Fees are credited to students’ account and are held for a period of twelve
months, after which the monies will be forfeited.
 International students whose visa application is rejected will receive a
full refund of fees. Proof of visa rejection must be submitted to the
Office of Admissions in writing.
 Do you know about OSHC and why it is necessary for an international student to
apply?
Yes, its full form is Overseas Student Health Cover. It is a health
insurance necessary for international students in case they get sick or
injured during the course of study.

 What if your visa gets rejected?

I will make sure not to repeat the mistake and prepare again for the whole
visa process thoroughly.

The visa interview typically lasts for 10-15 minutes. It is important to make the most of this time
since your career is at stake. To present yourself as a genuine candidate, you can also take the
assistance of reliable immigration agent. Not only the agents prepare you for the interview but
also help in the document preparation and ensure a higher success rate for visa approval.
Australia student visa interview questions and
answers 2018
GTE assessment (Genuine Temporary Entrant) is a part of a student visa requirement. Quite often
cases officer wants to discuss with a prospective student the reason, why he or she wants to study in
Australia. Here’s a first-hand conversation between a prospective student and a case officer.

Dear X, I’m from Australian High Commission, Department of Immigration and Citizenship, New
Delhi, India. I’m your case officer Y. Not a big surprise for you that I was your case officer earlier
time as well. Do you feel comfortable to answer few of my questions at the moment?

—Yes madam. I have no problem at all

1. What is your full name?

—X

2. Okay tell me your passport number, and where it was issued from?
—Mmm.. It is xxx and it was issued from Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ZZZ

3. Your highest qualification?

— Bachelor degree. I am a fresh BBA graduate from XYZ University.

4. Your IELTS score and subscores?

—Mmm.. Overall band score of 7.5. That is 7.5 in Listening, 8.0 in Reading, 6.5 in writing and 7.0 in
speaking.
5. Why you scored just 6.5 in writing while you have exceptional results in other modules? 7.5
hmm.. Brilliant score by the way.
—Yeah, that’s quite low. Task 1 of writing was little confusing and it took me like 5 minutes to think
about how to start. I couldn’t manage the given time very well. I had just 20 minutes left when I
began writing Task 2. I couldn’t check grammar and spellings in the end of the test. That is probably
the main reason that I scored just 6.5 in writing.

6. What was your previous IELTS score?

—Hmmm.. It was 6.5

7. Why are you again applying for Australia?

—Australia is indubitably one of the best countries in the world for higher studies. Since the day I
completed my plus two, I wanted to go Australia to further my studies. With a huge hope of pursuing
Australian degree, I applied for Australia student visa in May 2012 but that was my bad luck that I
couldn’t get visa. Now I am again applying for the student visa. I have good grades and good IELTS
score, so it is beyond doubt that I had access to all the best educationalists in the world, including
Harvard and Cambridge, but still I chose Australia because Australia has a very perfect climate.
Beside this there are ample reasons, but one major reason is that the Australian education system
promotes innovation and creative thinking along with skills of teamwork which I found very
essential for the students.
8. Do you know why you were rejected before?
—Yes. I didn’t satisfy the GTE conditions which are essential under Streamlined Visa Processing
System of a student visa.

9. You applied with loan from NCC bank before.. Now why you are applying with cash?
—Either we go with cash option or loan option, the main purpose is to show that we have adequate
fund to study and live in Australia. My father had 47 lakhs in SBI bank and it was maintained since 8
months. We have money in few co-operatives as well, so we will have no problem in paying tuition
fees and other expenses.
10. Earlier time you said you want to start up your business in the future, but now you’ve written in
your SOP that you want to become an accounting expert. Why?
—Well, I was just a high school graduate when I applied for student visa last time. I didn’t know
much about the scope of the courses, but now I have graduated my bachelor degree. I am more
matured and have understood so many things. I specialized finance in my bachelor program. Like
any aspiring university graduate I contemplated various options and finally concluded to become an
accounting expert because you know the scope of accounting expert and financial executive is top in
the world.

12. There’s accounting courses in India as well, why did you chose to go that far? India should be
convenient for you.
—Yeah there are numerous accounting courses offered by the Indian Universities but one thing they
lack is international exposure which is I think very essential for the student like me who wants to
become one smart accounting expert.

13. Why did you chose Flinder’s?

— Well, the decision to study at flinder’s is based on my extensive research. It holds ranking among
the world universities for accounting study. It emphasizes innovations and add excellence in our
study. It helps students to understand that education is more than just taking books from the library. It
provides window of opportunities for the students so that when they graduate they will have much
more than just a degree. It also helps research students by providing a wide range of resources as it
has a good collaboration with a world-leading research institute, groups, and centers.

14. Tell me about Flinder’s.

— Flinder’s is one good university in South Australia. It is centrally located in Adelaide central
market just a minute away from Train station. It has 4 metropolitan campuses in Australia. The one
where I am applying has the largest number of students, almost 27000.

15. How do you prove yourself as a genuine student?

— I never had gaps in my studies. I was always serious towards my studies. The transcripts and
certificates from school till university shows that I am a genuine student.
16. Why did you apply by yourself without any help from educational agent?
— Well I had been to many consultancies but nobody showed interest on my documents. But I was
never sad because I knew someday I will reach the point where I always dreamt to be. So I started
applying myself. The international student officer at Flinder’s was so supportive that he helped me a
lot with admission and all.

16. Give me some guarantees that you’ll come back to Nepal after study.
— Well, my only motive to Australia is for study. I want to get a degree from there and establish
myself as a good example of accounting expert in Nepal. And you know I am the only son of my
parents, so I have many responsibilities towards them as they are already old, so I have to come back
to look after them and take care of their property.

Okay X, that is the end of our talk. I’m very pleased to say that you have been granted a visa.
Congratulations on your visa success

The questions can be as follows:-

 Could you please introduce yourself?

 Your brief introduction with name and country should be answered.

 What is the purpose of your trip?

 The officer may be verifying the information mentioned on the VISA application form so you

should tell him the reason as you are planning to pursue further studies from Australia.

 What is your qualification?

 One should mention the last qualification that he has and of which the documents can be

produced to verify. (Ex. I am an MBA graduate from ABC university)

 Are you working or do you have any work experience?

 Mention if you have any work experience and if no then just say a “no”.

 Can you tell me your passport number please?

 Sure , My passport number is *************

 Why did you choose Australia for our further studies?

 Currently, Australia is the biggest Education HUB which is providing the best quality

education and various options are available for local as well as international students which is

giving a great platform for the students to explore and excel their careers. This country was

my choice to form a strong foundation for my upcoming future

Have you visited Australia before?

 You need to give an appropriate answer with the reason as it may accompany more related

questions.

 How did you find the university and why you want to get admission in it?

 I performed rigorous research about the university and was very convinced with the programs

and courses the university is offering as they were best suitable for the field that I wish to get

into. So I consulted the advisor also for this university and got more positive towards it.

 Where is the University located?

 As you have done so much of research the interviewer wants you to tell the location

correctly.

 Can you please tell me about the course?

 Provide the honest information about the course that you are opting for.

 How much does your course cost?

 You have to mention the exact amount that is been mentioned in the admission letter or

confirmation giving document which you have.

 Where did you complete your education before applying in Australia?

 Provide the accurate and correct information about the past education and the university that

you have been through.

 Could you show me your TOEFL/IELTS results?

 My IELTS Band Score is Reading 7, Writing 7.5, Speaking 6.5, listening 8 bands.

 Why you have scored so low in speaking?

  I got a little confused and out of focus and took little time to understand and thus failed to

manage the time.

 How will you be able to finance your living and other expenses during the course?

 Here you can present the Loan documents and support your answer for managing the living

expenses.

 What are your plans after the completing the course in Australia?

 You have to put up a strong answer that shows that you definitely desire to return back to

your home country after completing your course.

 What will you do during your semester breaks?

 I will give a visit to my home country to meet my family and friends.

 Who is sponsoring your finances?

Here you have to mention the name of the person who is sponsoring your finances and
what is the relation that you share and the reason why that person is helping you in your
finances.

 What does your father do for a living? What is his annual income?

Here you have to mention the occupation and the income on the yearly basis. By which the
annual income tax that he pays will be calculated.

 Why you should be granted the students VISA?

Here you have to be confident enough in proving yourself the suitable candidate. ( I didn’t
have any gaps in the previous curriculum and the certificates in various events also shows
that I am a genuine student and capable for the VISA)

 What is your course commencement and completion date?

You have to mention the starting date of the course and the ending date of your course.
  How can you ensure you will return back to your home country after completion of the

course?

The reason for taking the VISA is to get the quality education from Australia and definitely
will be serving my country by the knowledge gained from the here, moreover I have
responsibilities towards my family as they are also the priorities. So I have to come back to
look after them as I am the only child in the family.

 Are you aware about the refund policy? Please Explain.

 International students who cancel their admission to a program of study before the semester

commencement will be charged the fee equivalent to a single subject fee.

 These penalties are waived where a student cancels due to serious illness or personal

problems after investigated by the DVC.

 If the VISA gets rejected then the full fees will be refunded after the proof of it is submitted

to the admission office.

 Do you know about OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover) and why is it necessary for

every student to take that?

 Yes, it is Overseas Student Health Cover which is an Insurance for the student in case they

fell sick or injured during the tenure of the course.

 What if your VISA gets rejected?

 I will start working hard again and will make sure that I don’t repeat the same mistakes again

and again apply for the VISA process.

 How many siblings do you have? Do they live with you? What do they do?

 Here mention the family details and appropriate details.

 Have any of your siblings studied at this university?

 Give an appropriate answer.

 Why do you think the university is giving scholarship to you?

 I applied for the scholarship and referring to my past academic records and scores they found

me a suitable candidate to achieve this scholarship as it will definitely help me out in my

finances.