How do Australian students get PR now and how do they become Australian citizens?

No one knows about the immigration policy after three years, not to mention that you have to prepare for graduate school.

Personally, I suggest taking IELTS at the undergraduate level. If you can get 7 or 8, the immigration will be 90% successful. After that, if graduate students can graduate smoothly, their major will be SOL, Immigration 100% success.

The above is based on a high level of English. If English can't reach that high level, you can only get a work visa and then transfer to immigration.

The time requirement of work experience is calculated from the day when you are qualified to nominate a certain profession. For example, if you are an accounting major, you should wait until you graduate from college to find a job and meet the accounting requirements of CPA or CA before you start calculating your work experience. Other majors are similar.

Community language is mainly aimed at Chinese of China students, and you need to have a domestic undergraduate degree to get this extra point.

The career year is the course you took one year after graduation. You can consult in your school.

State guarantee, you have to apply for this yourself, and the conditions in each state are different. You can check it on the state government website.

In remote areas, at present, only Adelaide and Tasmania can get extra points, so can the Northern Territory, but most other universities can't, or graduates from some campuses can't.