The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) does not have a standardized acceptance rate for general residency or university admissions, as criteria vary by institution or visa type. For universities like the Australian National University (ANU), acceptance rates depend on program competitiveness, with some courses admitting under 10% of applicants. For skilled migration, the ACT uses a points-based system, prioritizing occupations in demand.
Prospective students or migrants should check specific program or visa requirements, as acceptance is not uniformly measured. The ACT government and universities provide detailed eligibility guidelines to help applicants assess their chances accurately.
