M.S in New Zealand

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Akanksha Malhotra

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A Master's in New Zealand can take around 1 year, 18 months or 2 years for completion. In other words, the duration of MS in New Zealand can be between 1 year - 2 years. The duration of this course varies according to the university and course type. To study this course, as a general requirement complete an undergraduate degree as a pre-requisite. Also, meet the English language proficiency requirements. 

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Akanksha Malhotra

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According to Payscale, the average base salary of a MS graduate is NZ $75,000 per year. The table given below specifies the MS jobs by Salary in New Zealand:

Jobs

Average Salary

Environmental Scientist

NZ $63,437

Project Manager

NZ $100,240

Data Scientist

NZ $80,139

Ecologist

NZ $61,491

Operations Manager

NZ $88,704

 

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Akanksha Malhotra

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In order to study MS from New Zealand universities, the applicants are required to meet the below-given requirements:

  • GRE / GMAT score
  • Academic transcripts or school reports
  • IELTS / TOEFL score
  • Interview (as applicable)

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Akanksha Malhotra

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Some of the New Zealand universities might require GRE for admission to MS. However, apart from this standardized exams, a majority of the universities require English language proficiency test scores. To fulfill this, the applicants can submit the test scores of IELTS / TOEFL / PTE / Duolingo.

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No. of Universities Accepting English Test Scores

IELTS

12

TOEFL

12

PTE

11

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Akanksha Malhotra

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The first-year tuition fees to study MS in New Zealand ranges between INR 10 L – INR 40 L. A majority of the MS universities in New Zealand have the tuition fees in the range of INR 20 L – INR 40 L The first-year tuition fees of top ranked MS universities in New Zealand are given below:

University1st-Year Tuition Fee
University of AucklandINR 23.8 L - INR 42.72 L
University of CanterburyINR 30.55 L
University of OtagoINR 18.22 L - INR 23.88 L
Victoria University of WellingtonINR 32.1 L
Massey University INR 20.88 L - INR 22.74 L
AUT University INR 24.21 L

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Vishal Raj

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Yes, it is possible to pursue BCA in India and then an MS in Cybersecurity in New Zealand. To pursue BCA in India, you need to meet the eligibility criteria set by the university you are interested in. Typically, it requires passing 12th grade with a minimum percentage in commerce and mathematics. After completing your BCA in India, you can apply for an MS in Cybersecurity in New Zealand. To pursue an MS in Cybersecurity in New Zealand, you will need to meet the admission requirements set by the university you are interested in. This may include having a relevant undergraduate degree, meeting the English language requirements, and mee
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Joshus,
The eligibility criteria is different with different universities. A decent academic percentage of atleast 60% and an IELTS score of 6.5 above is required mostly. You have to check university websites for more specifications.

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Chetna S

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Hi,
Generally you must hold a 3 or 5 year Bachelor degree with a first class preferably. Additionally an IELTS score would be required. Do check university websites for the admission requirements.

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Siddrat TaufiqueCommunication Writing, USA

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55 backlogs or 55%? It's a huge number if you have had this much number of backlogs, do you even have that much number of papers and if yes, I don't think any good university will readily accept you.

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