Complete Guide to Study in New Zealand 2023 | Universities | Fees | Scholarships 

Please with the phone number aspect I have been trying but still

Is sat score accept

Is that true to show statements before we start the application

Do you mean bank statements ? If so yes snd aslo ur IELTS test score is required before you apply to any colleges in New zealand ​@shravanilatha

@@danishkapadia9401 brother how can i connect with you, i have some doubts regarding education in NZ. Please let me know if you can help me.

Thanks for your recommendation. We will come up with one soon.

Hey which course u will do there ?

Thanks for your suggestion. Sure! We'll come up with one soon.

Hey @mistixstories what are you planning to study?

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Maters computer science with 100% scholerships

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Thank you. For NZ, I will recommend checking out the FTS Scheme, it is very convenient. Also will try and do a video on it soon.

What have you been doing, mate? I'm planning to choose a country for PG so wanted to know how things went for you

Thanks for your recommendation Muteeb.

@@LeapScholar thanks sir I will wait for the video ♥️

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@@LeapScholar sir I also video for Bachelors scholarship

Coming soon!

Hello, the PSW duration will be 3 years if you pursue Level 9 qualification.

Yes

Sir. Applied for visa online for PhD program on 15th January. Yet to receive any reply from embassy either asking for additional docs or approval. . How much time generally it takes for processing visa. The tracking only say Submitted.

University of Otago,Lincoln College,University of Waikato accepts 5.5

Hello Prem, thanks for your suggestion. We will upload one soon.

Yes please

Hello, FTS is only available for students from India, Sri Lanka, China, and Philippines. Also please refer to the funds policy of Immigration New Zealand here www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/preparing-a-visa-application/financial-arrangements/funding-your-study/evidence-of-funds-requirements-for-applicants-in-india

Hello, there are many scholarships available. You can book a FREE session with our team here - ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB

Hello, lower percentage/grades reduce your chances of being accepted by the institution as well. Hope this helps.

Hey when u r going in nz?

Posting one soon!

Sure will try one soon. You can also connect with us by clicking this link ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB

Hello, sure we will do one on Ph.D., soon.

Hello, you can check with the university, they will be in a better position to advise. Hope this helps.

Sure will do one soon!

Hello, we can surely make a video on a step-by-step process of scholarship.

Hello Sagar, Thank you for your suggestion. You can refer to this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LL0D7_y8AGU.html

Hello Anup, will recommend going for a public polytechnic instead. You can get in touch with us by clicking ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB for a FREE session.

Hey Aman, the class schedules vary as per the college and university and subject you choose. At UG level, classes run for 5 days a week (mostly) and at PG level, 2-4 days a week. Hope this helps.

Hello, universities in New Zealand accept degrees from both public and private institutions. Please get in touch with us by clicking ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB, our experts can help!

Hello, will try one video soon! You can get in touch with us by clicking ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB for a FREE session.

Definitely and Canterbury is a great uni!

Hey, will not recommend that. You only get PSW provided you pursue a certain level of program, I have discussed this in the video.

Sure, we are on it. In the meantime, please get in touch with us to start your application by clicking ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB, our experts can help!

In case of fully funded scholarships, this will not be required. You can get in touch with us by clicking ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB for any queries you may have!

Hello, If you're interested in studying public health administration, there are several steps you can take to get started: Research educational programs: Look for universities or colleges that offer public health administration programs. You can do this by searching online or asking for recommendations from friends, family, or healthcare professionals. Consider factors such as cost, location, program structure, and accreditation. Meet admission requirements: Each program has its own admission requirements, which may include completing certain courses, taking standardized tests (like the GRE), submitting letters of recommendation, and writing a personal statement. Apply to programs: Once you have identified the programs that interest you, start the application process. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully and meet all deadlines. Network with professionals: Attend conferences, join professional organizations, and connect with public health administrators on LinkedIn. This will help you learn more about the field and potentially open up job opportunities in the future. Gain experience: Consider internships, volunteer work, or entry-level positions in the public health sector to gain practical experience and learn more about the field. Stay up-to-date: Read industry publications, attend continuing education courses, and stay informed about the latest trends and developments in public health administration. By taking these steps, you can begin building a strong foundation for a career in public health administration. Good luck! I hope it helps.

Hello, As someone with a Master's degree in mathematics, there are several course options available to you in New Zealand. Here are some suggestions: Master of Science in Mathematics: Many universities in New Zealand offer Master of Science (MSc) degrees in Mathematics, which allow you to continue your studies in a specialized area of mathematics such as algebra, analysis, geometry, topology, or applied mathematics. Master of Data Science: With your strong background in mathematics, you may also be interested in pursuing a Master of Data Science degree. This program typically combines coursework in computer science, statistics, and mathematics to provide you with the skills needed to analyze and interpret complex data sets. Master of Business Analytics: Another option to consider is a Master of Business Analytics degree. This program focuses on using data analytics to help businesses make informed decisions. Your mathematical background would be particularly valuable in this field. Master of Education: If you are interested in teaching, a Master of Education degree may be a good choice. With your mathematics background, you could specialize in teaching mathematics at the secondary or tertiary level. Master of Engineering: Finally, you may also be interested in pursuing a Master of Engineering degree. This program would allow you to apply your mathematical skills to areas such as civil, mechanical, electrical, or software engineering. It's important to note that admission requirements, program availability, and specific course offerings may vary depending on the university and program. Be sure to research your options thoroughly and contact the universities you are interested in for more information. I hope it helps.

Hello, will need more details on your background and qualification.

Hello, PR in New Zealand depends on multiple factors. You will need to find a job after you graduate and satisfy a few conditions before you are eligible. Please check Immigration NZ website, it's very informative. You can also get in touch with us by clicking ls.leapscholar.com/42M2ghB for assistance!

Hey! I will recommend going after school which is for a Bachelor's Degree.