New Zealand

New Zealand consistently ranks near the top of lists of the world’s best places to live in terms of quality of life. It offers a pleasant climate, breathtaking natural vistas, nice people, and cities that are modern and cosmopolitan. This calm country is particularly hospitable to overseas students. In addition to providing excellent education, the country has a number of other appealing characteristics.

New Zealand provides numerous research opportunities for students. The country boasts of highly skilled professionals, well-equipped labs, and access to the most latest innovation, supplies, and opportunities. Its inventive spirit has made it a focal point of new advances and innovative work in a variety of sectors, including medical services, material science, topography, construction, cosmology, software engineering, farming, and so on. Furthermore, the Nobel Prizes that the country has won only highlight the importance and scope of research in New Zealand.

Academic requirement in New-Zealand

Bachelor: 3-4 years

• 5 GPA and above

• IELTS: 6 not less than 5.5

• PTE: overall 53

• Duolingo: 110

• GAP Acceptance: up to 3 years

Master: 2 Years

• Bachelor’s Degree Completed

• 50 GPA and above/ First Division

• IELTS: 6.5 not less than 6

• PTE: overall 53

Admission Procedure

The application process for international students wishing to study in New-Zealand  is divided into various parts. The application procedure for providers is pretty simple. The required documents are:

Documents check list for Offer letter

• Academic Requirements
• English Language Proficiency
• Financial requirements
• Health and Travel Insurance
• Recommendations (at least two).
• Essay/personal statement.

Documents check list for Visa Documentation

• Valid Offer Letter /CAS (if applicable)

• Valid Passport (complete scanned copy)

• Financial Proof (Bank Certificate or Loan Documents)

• TB Test Report

• Online Visa Application Form

• Police Clearance Report (last 6 months)

Intakes:

Spring Intake: Jan/Feb

Summer Intake: April/May

Fall Intake: Aug/Sep