Read this blog to get all the information you need to apply for study in Australia for February 2026 now!!
Picture this: you are at home thinking about going to university, then you suddenly realise it is already November 2025, and you only have like 3 months to apply for said university. Does this ring a bell? If it does, don’t worry, we've got you covered. First and foremost, can you still apply for the February 2026 intake in Australia? Yes, you can, though there are some big limitations; you might have to be flexible in your preference of course, university, or even city.
And if you are a 2024 passout (10+2 or equivalent), the Feb 2026 Intake might be your last chance to apply to study a Bachelor's in Australia as a Nepalese student. Therefore, you might need to accelerate your pace if you are really serious about it!
Continue reading this blog to get the necessary information on the entry requirements for applying now, documents required, and many other answers to your burning questions.
Required documents may include, but are not limited to, English proficiency test, academic transcripts, SOP, etc. It is also possible to get a conditional offer from universities while taking English proficiency tests. After completing your tests and achieving the required number on the said test, you can get a full non-conditional offer. If you are curious about all the required documents and conditions, contact us.
You have already prepared the resources required to apply for university (tuition fees), not only that, you have already prepared living expenses, insurance costs, and all the other costs necessary for travel. If you are curious about a personalised cost breakdown, contact us.
One of the things you might have to give up when applying late is your choice of your course and/or university. Some universities, as well as courses, do not take late intakes such as this. So, remember, applying late may have some drawbacks.
There is a limitation that you might encounter while applying:
Your preference: The first thing you might have to give up while applying late is your choice. You might not get a chance to choose your preferred course, university, or even city. So, please be aware of this drawback while applying late.
But even after applying late, if you get your preferred course, university, or city, you might be one of the luckiest people living on this planet.
If your personal situation fits the assumptions given and you are OK with having some drawbacks, then there is a possibility of qualifying for the February 2026 intakes.
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Yes, you can still apply for February 2026 to study in Australia, considering you are reading this blog in November. But there are some assumptions and drawbacks listed above that you need to consider. Contact us for more info.
Some documents may include, but are not limited to, financial documents, conditional offer letters, etc. Go to our study in Australia page for more info.
The biggest limitation of applying late is that you might have to give up on your preferred choice of course, university, or city.
It depends. If you already have all of the documents, financial resources, and English proficiency test ready, it is possible to complete this process within the next 3 months. Please feel free to contact us, Search Education Nepal, to get personalized counsel.
The minimum academic requirement is a 2.6 CGPA to study in Australia. But please remember it depends on your course (especially if you want to pursue STEM-related courses) and your university. Please feel free to contact us, Search Education Nepal, to get personalized counsel.
The minimum English proficiency test requirement is 6 (no component less than 5.5) to study in Australia. Please remember that it depends on your course (some courses may require a higher number in EPT) and your university. Please feel free to contact us, Search Education Nepal, to get personalized counsel.
Yes, a pass out of 2024 can apply for the February 2026 intake. Please feel free to contact us, Search Education Nepal, to get personalized counsel.
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