I completed my 12th in 2015 batch. I have a gap of 2 years and I'm searching for the best college in Australia. Can they accept?

I am a resident of India.

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Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Jasvinder, A gap year can be accepted if genuine such as if you gained work experience, etc. You must also have a good academic record and meet entry requirements to be accepted.

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Sir, I don't have any evidence regarding gap years but my academic marks are good. I got 75% in 12th and 57 marks in PTE exam. Can they accept?

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