Good Academic Grades
For Bachelor’s degrees, you need a minimum score of 75% in XII and for graduate diploma courses you need to score between 50-55% in Class XII. Those interested in Postgraduate diploma programs need a minimum score of 55-60% in their bachelor’s degrees. To pursue a master’s you would need a minimum score of 60% with relevant work experience in the same field.
IELTS/ TOEFL is not mandatory in New Zealand. If a student has good academic scores in English in class 12th then his/her IELTS/TOEFL can be Waived Off.
Good Academic Grades
Good IELTS Score
Proof of proper finances: You need to show enough documented evidence to prove that you or your sponsors have the finances to support your education and life in New Zealand.
Students can apply under the FTS scheme wherein 1-day old funds can be shown.
New Zealand, is a beautiful and unique country in the South Pacific, where exciting things are happening in Education. New Zealand is becoming the first choice for an increasing number of international students seeking quality education & to explore new ideas in pioneering programs that will put them at the front in the world job markets of the future.
New Zealand universities, colleges, and other New Zealand education institutions offer students a unique learning environment. This is supported by an integrated education system in which students attending New Zealand schools find it easy to make the transition to the next level of education.
Students who have studied are earning a reputation of being called innovative thinkers and are being addressed as “The New World Class”. It has a progressive education system with state of art facilities. Qualifications are internationally recognized. There is a wide range of study opportunities, including state-administered primary, secondary schools, universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, and private training establishments. The NZQA assures the quality of programs offered by state institutions and a private establishment, which in turn ensures that programs offered in New Zealand, maintain international recognition.
Most of the universities have been taking International students for the last 50 – 60 years and hence have gained a multicultural/national perspective offering a balanced curriculum that finds relevance in workplaces around the world. The same perspective enables it to offer excellent welfare services to students from around the world. The polytechnics in NZ are known for the programs which are “Read to Enter the Job Markets”.
The best thing about studying in NZ is that the expenses involved are comparatively less than the other major destinations viz. USA, UK, Canada, or Australia. In fact, it is almost 50% less than that of the USA and the UK. Coupled with the lesser costs and International recognition of its qualification, NZ essentially offers “Best of Both Worlds” qualifications. Kiwi Life: Even though the country might be small the people think big. The people popularly known as Kiwis are renowned for their hospitality and their love for sports and the outdoors.
Students are given a visa to search for a job after completion of their course and also have a good opportunity to migrate. English widely spoken
As English is the day-to-day language in NZ, Indian students find it very easy to study, live and interact in NZ. Moreover, the NZ accent is easy to understand.
New Zealand enjoys a temperate climate which is moderated by the seas surrounding it. This results in mild summers and cool winters. This excellent climate encourages all sorts of outdoor sports and activities. One can indulge in sports as varied from Football, cricket to White water rafting and Bungee jumping. In fact, it is a widely accepted fact that NZ enjoys one of the most favorable climates in the world. It enjoys the four distinct seasons, via, summer (Nov. to March), autumn (March to June), winter (June to Sept.) & Spring (Sept. to Nov.) & hence people enjoy high-quality living conditions.
A code of practice that ensures the protection of international students’ welfare by all education providers came into force in 2002. Only signatories to the code will be allowed to enroll international students. Ensuring that New Zealand education providers act fairly and reasonably when recruiting students, the Code gives prospective students that they can trust the institution in which they choose to enroll.
To ensure that both the Government and individuals are investing in quality education, training, and assessment, the Government has set up nationally recognized processes of quality assurance. There are a number of government-appointed bodies responsible for approving qualifications in New Zealand and for the quality that determines the delivery of qualifications. These bodies are:
Responsible for approving and registering all courses and national qualifications offered at polytechnics and private training establishments.
Responsible for approving all diplomas, undergraduate and graduate programs offered by New Zealand universities.
