Verification of reality for Indian students: high costs, lease ravages, and job conflicts in Australia

A group of Indian community in Australia has issued a strong consultant for potential students planning to move down, warn of high living expenses, an increased rental crisis, and challenges to find part -time jobs.

In a publication on Redait, the “Indians in Australia” group said it had seen an increase in messages from the newly struggled students. The group explained in a recent statement: “This is not the discharge of anyone,” but to help you plan realistically before making this big step. “

The group indicated that students should be ready to spend at least 2000 per month – about 1 cobs for the basic living costs such as rent, food and utilities. While part -time jobs can help cover some of these expenses, they often separate from the costs of acute tuition.

A master’s degree usually costs between 40-50 rupees for Cham, while the Bachelor’s programs can reach 70-80 rupees for Cham. Although there are scholarships, it usually covers only 10-20 % of the fees, which makes financial support from parents or bank loans almost cannot be avoided.

Hitting the strike crisis is severely

The statement referred to a “severe rental crisis” across the Australian cities, especially in student centers such as Melbourne and Sidni. Many students face high costs of air or common housing, with cheaper rents often located 30 to 45 minutes of universities.

The group also warned against switching to low -cost colleges as a way to reduce expenses. “The change of institutions can affect your visa or lead to serious complications,” she said, noting the recent policy transformations that have closed many gaps.

Searching for a job takes time

Contrary to the common perceptions, the part -time work is not immediately available for many new arrivals. “Many students take up to three months to find their first job,” the officials pointed out, and the applicants urged planning for at least six months of living expenses before arrival.

Main recommendations

Possible students are highly advised to:

• Find the full cost of their testimony
• Maintaining a financial temporary store for at least six months of living expenses
• Be mentally ready to live in a stronger, sharing accommodation, and continued to hunt jobs

The warning message comes as Australia remains a higher study destination for Indian students, despite the high costs and more strict visa regulations.