New Zealand “The Land of Maoris” and KIWIs also the national symbol of the country and how people of New Zealand represent themselves. Maori culture is an important part of the country which means love for their fertile land and with its history of European, Pacific Island and Asian cultures it appears as a small heaven on earth. Main religion is Christianity in the country. The main attraction is the famous Kāwhia Kai Festival celebration on native Māori food and Waitangi Day to celebrate the partnership between the local people and the Crown. New Zealand is the fifth largest island on the world map and is split into two islands North and West and many small islets. It is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and enjoys a temperate climate with cool and humid summers and cool winters lying close to the coast. New Zealand is a developed country and has made its mark in agricultural products through international trade it captures almost one-third of dairy products, food and wines.Farming and horticulture play an eminent role in market capitalization. New Zealand provided unlimited opportunities for students doing research-based programs. New Zealand universities tops the list globally in research work. Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral degrees are offered by all New Zealand Polytechnics, and Institutes of Technology. post education it opens doors to advance studies and career opportunities for students. All students can apply under the skilled shortage towards Skilled Migrant category, for Permanent Residency.

Why Study in New Zealand

• study and research opportunities
• Moderate entry requirements
• Popular Destination
• Permanent Residency option
• Beautiful Country with Heavenly Countryside
  
  Intakes 
  • February
  • July
  • September
• Entry Requirements
  Every University has its own entry requirements for admission based on the diploma and degree requirement. 

  Tentative Visa Requirement

  • X, XII & Graduate Degree
  • IELTS, TOEFL, scores
  • GMAT, GRE scores
  • Two academic references
  • Two references from employers
  • Passport sized photographs
  • Statement of Purpose (SOP)
  • Resume/CV

POPULAR UNIVERSITIES

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

Scholarships

Students with strong academics, good performance in their exams & extracurricular activities can apply for scholarship awards.

Weather:

The Four Seasons of New Zealand

• New Zealand Spring: September – November
• New Zealand Summer: December – February
• New Zealand Autumn: March-May
• New Zealand Winter: June – August

Cost of Study in New Zealand

Cost of living in New Zealand for a student is estimated around NZ$25000 per year and tuition fees in every university differs on courses selected.