Colleges in New Zealand

Admission to SIT is based on merit. The college conducts an entrance exam, called the SIT Entrance Test (SIT-ET), for admission to its undergraduate courses. The SIT-ET is a computer-based test that covers topics such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, and English. The college also considers the marks obtained by the students in their 10+2 examination for admission. 

For admission to its postgraduate courses, SIT considers the marks obtained by the students in their bachelor's degree examination. The college also conducts an entrance exam, called the SIT Postgraduate Entrance Test (SIT-PGET), for admission to its postgraduate courses. The SIT-PGET is a computer-based test that covers topics such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, and English

The seat intake for Certificate at Suvidya Institute of Technology-SIT is 60.

SIT offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in engineering and technology. The undergraduate courses offered by the college are B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Information Technology. The postgraduate courses offered by the college are M.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Information Technology.

The selection process for Certificate courses at SIT is based on merit. The minimum 12th class mark required for admission to SIT Certificate courses is 50%. 

1. Application: The first step is to apply for the Certificate course of your choice. You can apply online or offline. 

2. Eligibility: You must meet the eligibility criteria for the Certificate course you are applying for. The eligibility criteria vary from course to course. 

3. Selection: The selection for Certificate courses at SIT is based on merit. The minimum 12th class mark required for admission to SIT Certificate courses is 50%. 

4. Admission: Once you are selected, you will need to pay the admission fee and submit the required documents. 

5. Course commencement: The Certificate courses at SIT commence in the month of June and January.

The cost of studying in Canada and New Zealand depends on various factors such as their economy, government policies, taxes, location of your university, and the tuition fees. International students would need between NZD 20,000 and NZD 25,000 per year (NZD 380–480 per week) for accommodation/rent, food expenses, transportation costs, phone bills, internet usage and entertainment. Whereas, international students would require CAD 20,635 (per year) to cover their living expenses, this amount includes accommodation, food, medical insurance, transportation, books, and clothing. No matter what your tuition or course fee is, the average living expense will be the same for everyone. Whereas, the tuition fees for international students will vary

O.P. Jindal Global University's JSPC offers undergraduate and postgraduate-level courses in the field of Psychology and Counselling. Admission to JSPC courses is primarily entrance-based. Candidates need to appear for the relevant entrance exam to become eligible for admission. 

The admission process is as follows:

• Fill out the application form for the course you want to opt for.
• Appear in the required entrance exam and achieve a qualifying score.
• Appear for the PI 
• Based on the overall performance, academics, and PI, if you are found suitable then your name will appear in the cut-off. 
• You can now submit the required documents and fees to get enrolled in the course.

Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling courses include BA/ BSc (Hons) in Psychology, MA/ MSc in Applied Psychology, MSc in Rehabilitation Sciences, and MSc in Psycho-Social Rehabilitation. JSPC course admission is based on the entrance exam, namely JSAT, SAT, ACT, LSAT, and Jindal - PMAT. The top courses include:

• B.A (Hons.) in Psychology
  a four-year undergraduate course of study emphasizing psychology theory, research, and application. It provides students with comprehensive exposure to fields of study outside of psychology by offering a combination of core and specialist courses in the psychological sciences.
  
  
• B.Sc (Hons.) in Psychology
  The goal of this four-year undergraduate curriculum is to give students a thorough education in psychological theory, research, and application.