Academics and GAP Evidence

SLC Transcript & Certificate
Plus 2 / Diploma Transcript & Certificate
Bachelor Transcript & Certificate
Master Transcript & Certificate
IELTS / TOEFL / PTE result 
Passport – Front page & last page, any visa or travel history
Curriculum Vitae (CV) 
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Work Experience Certificates, Salary Statement
Nursing / Engineering Registration Certificate
Application Form / GS / SSVF / Declaration

If Married                         
Marriage Certificate
Spouse’s Passport 
Spouse’s CV 
Spouse’s Academic Certificates 
Marriage Photographs 
Immigration history

For Undergraduate:

International Baccalaureate Diploma – Preferred minimum Score 24

Successful completion of Cambridge International or Edexcel GCE A Level examination –Preferred minimum score of 5 and at least 3 subjects with grades between A to E.

NEB: Preferred Minimum Score 3.0 GPA

For Postgraduate:

2.8 GPA | 60% or above from 4 years bachelor degree

Proof of work experience- joining letter, experience letter updated CV, 12 months bank account statement where salary is deposited.

Undergraduate

IELTS: 6.5/6.0 PTE: Overall 58/50 f

Postgraduate

IELTS: 6.5/6.0 PTE: Overall 58/50

For Offer letter: 1 -2 week

For GS approval: 1-3 weeks

For COE: 2-3 days 

At Genix Education, we specialize in providing expert Genuine Student (GS) guidance for Australia. We help students choose the right university based on eligibility, provides updated guidance on financial requirement and communicate with partner institutions for smoother process if students meets the overall criteria for enrollment.

Each education provider in Australia has its own financial requirements for international students. Some universities may accept only two financial sponsors, while others allow up to four. Similarly, while certain institutions accept funds from all A-class banks in Nepal, others require funds to be held in specific approved banks.

In addition, not all income sources are treated equally. Some universities may not accept income generated from vehicles, pensions, or agriculture, while others may consider them depending on documentation and credibility.

Ultimately, Australian universities focus on ensuring that the student’s financial capacity is genuine, accessible, and verifiable. Along with financial assessment, they also evaluate academic performance, English language proficiency (IELTS/PTE), and the overall profile of the student. They want to be sure student come and completes their studies at their institutions.