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New answer posted•6 years ago
New answer posted•6 years ago
R
6 years ago
Yes, you can pursue your undergraduate course in New Zealand.

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L
6 years ago
In some universities you may eligible. For help, please feel free to visit Edwise International. They are Study Abroad consultants that will definitely be of help to you.

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jyoti goel
6 years ago
Canada for sure has better opportunities but new Zealand is also a good one.

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R
6 years ago
As far as I am aware, yes there is a possibility.

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BASIL PAUL K
6 years ago
Yes, there are plenty of courses on offer for medical students. But it's better to talk these things and their eligibility with an expert overseas education consultant. Almost all of them are free.

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6 years ago

In New Zealand, ITPs are government owned and funded polytechnics which provide cost effective education. For applied courses, polytechnics are preferred over university education as they place more importance on preparing students for joining the workforce. Because of their emphasis on practical le

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kanu vashisht
6 years ago
Atleast you must have 7 bands otherwise it is of no use.

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