The University of Melbourne is ranked #1 in Australia, #19 in the world, and #8 globally for graduate employability. The placement rate of University of Melbourne is 88.3% for postgraduate coursework students and 67.7% for undergraduates. Hence, the placement rates are high for both undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Total income, which is AUD 314.1m, and the research income, which is AUD 75m ( 418.84 crore), has been significantly increased.

HERDC Category 2-4 income, tracking towards doubling of 2015 income

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What is the acceptance rate at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)?

Atul Mishra

The acceptance rate at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) is around 22.0%. To take admission as an international student at RMIT University, you need to meet all the entry requirements and submit all the necessary documents for the completion of the application process.

Can I study in MIT after scoring good in SAT? I've completed mechanical engineering from Delhi polytechnic with92% and IELTS score is 9.

Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar

Hello Bandana Kalita, getting admission in any university abroad is not as straightforward as in India. There, admissions are based on wide spectrum of parameters and not exclusively on academics. Hence I would like to advise you to approach an agency that is dealing with sending students abroad. Best wishes to you.

I want to know if MIT has M.Tech in Embedded systems.

Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar

Hello Biju Raj, I am afraid the acronym MIT is NIT copyrighted and hence it's used for many institutions across India. I am giving you information about MIT in Pune via a link. If you are interested in some other MIT then I would like to advise you to raise fresh query giving full name and place of the institution. https://www.shiksha.com/university/mit-wpu-world-peace-university-Pune-53229/courses/me-mtech-bc Best wishes to you.

Do I need to have a background in computer science in order to pursue a Masters in machine learning abroad?

Siddharth Bhardwaj

Dear Malhar, These are very few University in the world (I mean very few) who offers the core specialization of Machine Learning in Masters Level. Either they offers MS in Data Science or particularly MS in Artificial Intelligence. Now, coming on to eligibility, then yes, you have to come from engineering background (not necessarily from CS or IT) to opt for this course. However, if you don't require any professional degree like MS, you may start learning these things on your own (if you are from non-engineering background). I know the few people who are working as Machine Learning specialist and Data scientists after BBA. So it's all

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