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Punjab qualifications rejected because of large number of fakes being lodged, says DIBP
Responding to an enquiry from the Migration Alliance, the Australian High Commission in India has indicated that the PSEB Class 12 result has never been recognised as equivalent to the Australian Year 12 qualification but the DIBP is only now enforcing this requirement because of concerns that ‘some results have been found to be non-genuine or not reflective of a client’s academic ability.’
Here is the response in full:
Dear Mr. Gomez
Thanks for your email. Your email has been forwarded to me for response.
I can confirm that there has not been a change to our assessment under “Genuine Temporary Entrant” criteria in relation to PSEB certificate holders.
Whilst it is the case that State Education Board Examination results are listed as not necessarily equivalent to year 12 qualifications (and there is no change in that regard), our concern remains primarily that some results have been found to be non-genuine or not reflective of a client’s academic ability.
The academic background of a student visa applicant is one of a number of considerations under Ministerial Direction 53 in relation to the assessment of the “Genuine Temporary Entrant” criteria. Please note that holding a PSEB certificate is not, in itself, a reason for refusal as it is a holistic assessment. There are certainly some PSEB certificate holders granted visas.
Hope the information is of assistance.
#####Deparment of Immigration and Border Protection Australian High Commission, New Delhi”
Newspapers and politicians in Punjab are now running daily commentaries on the refusal of “hundreds of student visa applications” claiming that the Australian department of immigration has suddenly refused to recognise Class 12 qualifications from the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB).
There are claims that PSEB schools are likely to suffer falls in enrolment as students shop around for recognised examinations. It is estimated that some 25,000 student visas are granted to students from Punjab each year. The pressure is clearly now on for students using the PSEB results to ensure they lodge comprehensive and credible applications to avoid DIBP invoking the PSEB rule.
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Friday, 22 April 2016Hello Sukhvir
Yes, you may still be able to apply for a study visa to Australia even if you have done your +2 from PSEB. Please contact us for an free initial consultation about your visa options.
Email - info@auscalling.com.au, Phone - +61-481841415, Website - www.auscalling.com.au
Thanks and Regards
Sumit Gupta
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Saturday, 16 April 2016
Dear sir..
Please give me information about requirements of 457 category. -
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Sir I have done my 12 from pseb in non medical stream and 10th from cbse and get overall 6.5 band and not less than 6 so can I apply for Australia? ?
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i want to know i am graduate from punjab university passed +2 from PSEB can i apply for australia for study visa