Requirements for studying in an Australian university after the college entrance examination: Australian National University: Take the total score of the college entrance examination as an example. Most courses in Australian National University require 525-570 points, and some courses such as science, applied computer and law require higher requirements. University of Sydney: Most majors account for 70-75% of the total scores of college entrance examinations in various provinces, while some majors such as science and advanced computer require 80%. University of New South Wales: Most majors are 80-85% of the total scores of college entrance examinations in various provinces; Undergraduate students majoring in international business, visual science and psychological science require 88% of the total score of the college entrance examination in each province. University of Queensland: Most majors are required to reach about 70% of the total score of the college entrance examination. Monash University: Most majors are 60-65% of the total scores of college entrance examinations in various provinces; Some double-degree courses such as biomedicine and law require 80%; Individual majors have certain requirements for college entrance examination subjects. University of Western Australia: The University of Western Australia takes 70% as the undergraduate admission score. Take 750 as an example, that is, you can apply for undergraduate admission to the University of Western Australia if you reach 525. University of Adelaide: Most majors are required to meet the local low scores.

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