To measure the admission score of business, the most common BachelorofCommerce (Bachelor of Business) is usually taken as an example. The following are the scores of universities from high to low:

University of New South Wales: 95 points

University of Sydney: 94. 10

University of Melbourne: 92 points

Monash University: 85.45 points

University of Western Australia: 80 points

University of Queensland: 79.9 points

University of Adelaide: 78 people

Australian National University: 75

It is obvious from the score line that in the eyes of Australians, the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne and the University of New South Wales are undoubtedly the top three in business. In fact, before 2005, Xida University and Moda University had been the top two in business admission scores. Since 2008, the University of Mexico has reformed the undergraduate education system and introduced the controversial Melbourne model, which has affected its attraction to high-scoring candidates to some extent and was overtaken by Monash University in Victoria Province. The University of New South Wales (UNSW) has always been 1 in the eyes of Chinese mainland and Southeast Asians, attracting a large number of international students with high scores in Australian secondary schools. In Sydney, UNSW is basically competing with Stuart. The difference is that Stuart attracted more Australian candidates with high scores.