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Vipra Surbhi

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Yes, it is possible to study in New Zealand without an IELTS score for international students. Some alternatives to provide proof of English language proficiency for studying in NZ are:

  • Applicants can submit HSE or class 8-12 proof of English medium study; or
  • Submit 5 years of English medium study in primary school and 3 years in senior school; or
  • Qualify for the interview conducted by New Zealand authorities applying without IELTS scores.

Some of the universities in New Zealand that accepts students without an IELTS score are:

Top Universities in New ZealandQS World University Ranking 2025Alternative Accepted Exams
The University of Auckland#65TOEFL, PTE
University of Otago#214TOEFL, PTE
University of Waikato #235TOEFL, PTE
Massey University #239TOEFL, PTE
Victoria University of Wellington#244TOEFL, PTE
University of Canterbury#261TOEFL, PTE
Lincoln University#371TOEFL, PTE
Auckland University of Technology #412TOEFL, PTE

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Aarushi Srivastava

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In New Zealand, there are eight top universities that play a vital role in the nation's research development. All these 8 universities produce one-third of all research and development in this country, are home to many of New Zealand's scholars and researchers and the prominent providers of fundamental research in New Zealand. Below are the 8 universities of New Zealand:

  1. Auckland University of Technology
  2. Lincoln University
  3. Massey University
  4. University of Auckland
  5. University of Canterbury
  6. University of Otago
  7. University of Waikato
  8. Victoria University of Wellington

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Kanishk Chatterjee

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A few universities in New Zealand have very high acceptance rate, which makes them easier to get into. Listed below are the colleges in New Zealand with the highest acceptance rate:

University in New ZealandAcceptance Rate
Auckland University of Technology91%
Lincoln University91%
University of Waikato60 - 70%
University of Canterbury50%
University of Auckland45%

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Mani Lama

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The cost of studying MS in Canada is more expensive than in NZ. You should choose Canada to pursue MS if you want access to top-ranked universities, better post-graduation work options, and global career opportunities. Choose NZ if you prefer a more affordable option with a peaceful lifestyle. Also, the admission process is less competitive. New Zealand's universities typically offer smaller class sizes compared to larger Canadian institutions.

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Vipra Panda

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In order to study in New Zealand international, students can apply for a study visa of NZ after receiving their confirmation letters from the respective universities. International students should ideally apply 8 weeks before travelling to study in New Zealand. Applicants should keep some buffer time so that they are able to fulfil all formalities and furshish all documents as and when needed. 

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Virajita Kumari

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The most the easiest way to get PR of NZ is to apply through Skilled Migrate Category. There are few eligibility which you need to meet eligibility for it. Apart from this, your work profile should be in the New Zealand Skills Shortage List.

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Aayushi Dhawan

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 In New Zealand, work visa holders can modify their job or employer by submitting an application with documents like -

  • Employment offer
  • Employer agreement
  • INZ 1113 completed by the new employer
  • Cover letter if a notice period needs to be served

Apart from this the personal identification information documents must also be carried at all times. 

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Nidhi Kumari

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Since it is within the normal range of English proficiency requirements for many undergraduate and Diploma programs, a TOEFL score of 85 is generally regarded as suitable for the majority of programs at the Queens Academic Group of New Zealand. A TOEFL score between 60 and 90 is frequently enough for admission to many New Zealand colleges, while the precise requirements can change based on the course and academic level. Although you should be able to enrol in a variety of courses with a score of 85, it's wise to confirm the English language requirements of the particular program. 

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Aayushi Dhawan

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February and July intakes in New Zealand are very popular among International students. there are some pros and cons of both intakes, so it is quite difficult to decide which is best. The "best" intake depends on your individual circumstances and preferences.

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Tasneem Hoda

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New Zealand offers a range of courses for international students in the Business and Management, Engineering, Medicine, Social Sciences and Sciences study areas. Some of the popular majors are given as follows:

Check here for more popular courses in New Zealand for international students 

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