• Certificate of graduation or other degree or diploma studied

• Birth Certificate

• Certified copy of citizenship document (such as the national identity card or passport).

• Describe your job history or research experience in a brief resume.

• A minimum of one academic and one additional reference document is required.

• Applicants for a Ph.D. or a research-based master's degree must submit two academic referee reviews.

• A copy of the English language Proficiency Test (TOEFL, PTE, or IELTS).

• The certificate must be valid until the first day of the scholarship year.

• Evidence (email or letter correspondence) showing a possible supervisor has given in-principle support for the study subject for Ph.D. students.

• A completed scholarship application form

• A statement of purpose

• Letter of recommendation

• Result of the examination (like SAT, ACT, GRE, GPA)

• Additional documents may be required, such as an essay and a medical report, may be required by some universities.

• Bank statements for financial proof (if required)

Universities may require all the documents to be attested. The criteria for the documents may vary based on the requirements of different universities.

Q1. How can you apply for scholarships for Australia?

Answer - Go to the Australia Scholarships Information System (OASIS). When registering online, you’ll be asked several questions to determine your eligibility. You’ll be assigned a unique registration number, username, and password. 

Q2. Is it hard to get a scholarship for Australia?

Answer - Since the country receives multiple scholarship applications worldwide, getting a scholarship in Australia is highly competitive. 

Q3. How much CGPA is required for a scholarship for Australia?

Answer - You must have a minimum CGPA 4.0/7.0 score in all units in each semester.