I'm studying in 12th now and I'm sure that I will score above 90%. I want to study B.Tech (CSE) from Australia. How should I proceed?

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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar | Scholar-Level 18

8 years ago

Hello Madhukar, It's very good to know your dream of studying in Australia. It indeed is welcoming students with open arms but provided you have good academic performance. I would advise you to go to an agency dealing exclusively with this since there are plenty of nuances in whole process and only

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Charlie Lopez | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

Hi Madhukar Reddy, It's great that you chosen Australia for your higher studies. There are many things which should be considered while studying. You'll get to know them by your own. Good luck. Visit: www.studyaustralia.com for further details.

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