Hello Raman

If you have gotten RT (Repeat Theory) in Chemistry but are declared overall pass, you can get provisional admission in many Australian Universities on the condition that you clear that backlog in chemistry. It can also depend on courses like for non science courses you may be declared eligible while for science & tech courses you will need to clear that chemistry paper.

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Hello,

Yes, you may be able to study at an Australian university. But still, your eligibility depends on your specific course, the university's requirements, and your overall academic performance. You must apply for the courses that don't require a strong background in chemistry, so it doesn't decrease your chances.

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, it's possible to study in an Australian university even with a retake (RT) in chemistry. However, your options may be limited, and it depends on the specific university's admission policies and the course you want to study.

You should aim for courses that don't heavily rely on chemistry, such as arts, business, or some IT programs. Many universities, like Griffith University and Western Sydney University , have pathway programs or will consider your overall academic record and other achievements. You can also contact a university's admissions office directly to discuss your situation.

Yes it is possible to study any courses and Australian University if you got rt chemistry generally they offer courses like BBA commerce hospitality and home science before applying check your eligibility criteria based on your convenient you can shows your course there check their official website for more updates