The upcoming intake for studying in Australia depends on the type of course and the university you are interested in. Generally, there are two main intakes in Australia: February and July. However, some universities also offer intakes in September and November for a limited number of courses.

The February intake is the most popular and competitive one, as it covers most courses offered by almost every university in the country. It usually starts in late February or early March and ends in late May or early June. The application deadline for this intake is usually between October and November of the previous year, but it may vary depending on the university and the course. If you want to apply for the February intake, you should start your research and shortlisting of courses and universities as early as possible, preferably 10 to 11 months before the start date of the semester1.

The July intake is the second major intake in Australia, and it is also preferred by many Indian students. It usually starts in late July or early August and ends in late November or early December. The application deadline for this intake is usually between April and May of the same year, but again, it may differ depending on the university and the course. If you want to apply for the July intake, you should start your preparation and application process around September to October of the previous year1.

The September and November intakes are less common and offer fewer courses than the February and July intakes. They usually start in September and November respectively and end in December or January of the following year. The application deadline for these intakes is usually between January and February of the same year, but it may change depending on the university and the course. If you want to apply for these intakes, you should start your planning and application process around November to December of the previous year1.

To find out more about the specific intakes, deadlines, and courses offered by different universities in Australia, you can visit their official websites or use the search tool provided by Collegedunia. You can also check out other sources of information such as Upgradabroad, Hotcoursesabroad, IDP India, and Leverage Edu for more guidance and tips on studying in Australia. I hope this helps you to plan your study abroad journey.

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