New Zealand College of Business

The course mostly preferred by Indian students at the New Zealand College of Business is the *Diploma in Business*. This is because the comprehensive curriculum of this course helps students build up all the basic business skills and knowledge that enable them to have a career in any of the business fields. The Diploma in Business also offers a natural progression pathway for students to New Zealand universities for bachelor's and master's degree programs, which is another reason it has gained favor with international students especially from India.

There is no listed specific global ranking for the New Zealand College of Business. It, however, is recognised by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority and has affiliations with various universities but doesn't feature on major global university rankings. It looks more towards the provision of quality education and clear pathways through further studies than competing in international university rankings. 

Yes, getting part-time jobs while studying at the New Zealand College of Business is generally considered manageable for international students. International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours in the course of an academic year, as long as they can enable a balance between studies and work commitments. Popular part-time jobs include hospitality, retail, and tutoring. The college also extends its cooperation by providing resources and help in job hunting, therefore making the search for a part-time job much easier to pursue during a student's college life.