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EXCEL EDUCATIONAL CONSULT offers you specialised education and migration consultancy services. Our education counsellors and registered migration agents have extensive experience in providing high quality education and immigration services.

We have successfully placed over 15000 students from a number of countries around the globe including India, China, Ireland, united state of america, Canada,

Thailand, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Russia and Kenya.

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We proudly represent highly reputed Universities and Institutes across the globe. Some of our partners include Monash University, RMIT University, Deakin University, Swinburne University, Curtin University, La Trobe University, CQ University,  Study Group, Navitas,  and many more.

We also offer wide range of immigration services for Australia. We have team of three highly experienced migration consultants on board. We offer services for Students Visa, Partner & Family Visa, Employer Sponsored Visa (457), State Sponsored visa, Graduate Skilled Visa, Permanent Residency Visas, Business Visa and Investor Visa.

Right from a free preliminary assessment of your options to ensuring you are appropriately settled in, our counsellors take a personal interest in making sure you receive the latest information and advice.

Contact us for a free preliminary assessment today!

Pictured are twin brothers Dermot and Daniel Milner from Dunmanway Co Cork. They used biomimicry to construct their chairs mimicing insects in nature as their inspiration. The brothers constructed the chairs as their Final Year Projects in Btech Ed in Materials and Engineering Technology from the University of Limerick. Pic Arthur Ellis/Press22.
Pictured are twin brothers Dermot and Daniel Milner from Dunmanway Co Cork. They used biomimicry to construct their chairs mimicing insects in nature as their inspiration. The brothers constructed the chairs as their Final Year Projects in Btech Ed in Materials and Engineering Technology from the University of Limerick. Pic Arthur Ellis/Press22.