School admission in Australia mainly depends on GPA and language scores. Basically, I don't look at others, but at the requirements of the school. Eight famous universities in Australia require 2 1 1 universities to score more than 75% in most courses. Non-2 1 1 college grades are required to be between 80%-85%-90%. The University of New South Wales and the University of Melbourne require 90 points, the Australian National University and the University of Queensland require 85 points, and the other four require 80 points or more. For language requirements, most schools require IELTS 6.5 for business, with a score of not less than 6; Among them, the University of Sydney requires an average score of 7 points and a small score of not less than 6 points; The University of Western Australia requires an average score of 7 points and a small score of not less than 6.5 points; Only the University of Melbourne is required to provide at least 550 GMAT scores at the same time. Documents: Business departments of Melbourne and Western Australia universities need to provide PS documents. Therefore, my advice to you is that if you plan to study abroad in the future, the most important thing now is to keep the average undergraduate score at a relatively high level, and then do a good job in intensive language learning; It is worth noting that the IELTS score does not affect your admission, but only determines whether you need to take language courses.