Are you planning to study in New Zealand? Take a look at the
admission requirements for the institutes in New Zealand
- 1. Research and select the desired course/program
- Select the desired level of studies such as
- Diploma (Level 4,
5, and 6) two-year program after completion of 12th.
- Degree (Level 7) -
3- 4 year after completion of 12th.
- Grad Diploma (Level
7) one year program for students who have completed a bachelor's degree.
- PG diploma level 8
one year program for the ones who have completed a bachelor's degree.
- Masters level 9 – 1
year | 1.5 years | two years.
- PhD level 10 – 3-5
years program
- Select the field of study such as Science, IT, Business, Art,
Psychology, Medicine, Engineering, Nursing, Hospitality, Architecture.
- Choose the desired University
- Identify course fees / Scholarship opportunities (if any)
- 2. Major intakes in New Zealand are
- February
- June
- Rolling Intakes:
April, June, October and November
- New Zealand has rolling
intakes all around the year depending on university and courses
- 3. Apply online to the University, along with the
required documents (the list of documents can vary depending on the course and
University)
- 4. Submit the application form of the desired
University online portal, with supporting documents depending on the choice of
courses, institutes & admission requirements. Following are the important
documents required.
- Obtain minimum language
proficiency score such as IELTS
- Academic Certificate
verifying the previous qualification.
For detailed assistance on the application, university and
course, approach SIEC's career advisors in making the right choice.
- 5. The Student will receive a conditional offer
letter if the application is accepted by the University.
- 6. The Student has to fulfil all the conditions
mentioned in the offer letter including payment of enrolment fees and wait for
full offer letter.
- 7. Receive full offer letter from the university.
- 8. Accept offer online or by signing and sending it
to University, then proceed to secure the following:
- Evidence of enough
funds to cover living expenses including travel, food, and other expenses
for the duration of the course, including balance course fees.
- Ensure accommodation
- Ensure to have an
up-to-date passport
- Undertake a medical
examination as per visa requirements
- Secure a valid study
permit
- 9. Receive the Approval in Principal (AIP) student
needs to deposit one-year fees to the University or the Institution and the
living expenses has to be transferred to ANZ after opening an account.The
evidence of fund transfer needs to be submitted to Immigration New Zealand (INZ)
to secure the New Zealand student visa.
For detailed assistance on the application process, Schedule a Free Counselling Session
with the career experts at SIEC.