No spike in rejections, we just want good students to enrol, says Australia’s High Commissioner to India
visa rejections among Indian students planning to pursue higher education in Australia. Amid reports that these rejections might be causing Indian students to reconsider their plans, Green clarified the situation, stating that the statistics do not support claims of a surge in visa rejections.
According to Green, the data he reviewed indicates that the number of visa rejections this year is quite similar to the previous year, indicating no significant increase. He emphasized that, unlike some other countries, Australia has not imposed a cap on the number of foreign students entering the country. This approach aligns with Australia's commitment to attracting and welcoming international students.
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«There has not been a surge in rejection of students. I have looked at these statistics myself and they are very similar to this year to what they were last year,» Green told ANI. He explained that while Australia is open to foreign students, it seeks to ensure they come from reputable institutions and are well-matched with suitable courses, leading to a positive educational experience. Green acknowledged the need to maintain high standards, emphasizing that the selection process aims to benefit both the students and the Australian education system.
While acknowledging the importance of maintaining quality, Green refuted claims of a surge in rejections, reinforcing Australia's commitment to welcoming Indian students. He concluded by expressing optimism about the future,
