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Jiya Aggarwal

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The University of Auckland, the University of Otago, the University of Waikato, Massey University, and Victoria University of Wellington are some of the top-ranked universities in New Zealand, which are a part of the top 250 universities in the world. Given below is the list of the top 10 universities in New Zealand as per some of the top university ranking bodies:UniversityQS World Ranking 2025THE Ranking 2024The University of Auckland#65#152University of Otago#214#351-400University of Waikato#235#401-500Massey University#239#501-600Victoria University of Wellington#244#401-500The University of Canterbury ( Te Whare Wan
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Anushree Sinha

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New Zealand universities are not free of tuition fees. However, there are many scholarships opportunities available for international students at their university. Besides the university sponsored scholarships, international students can also apply for scholarships from external funding agencies for higher studies in New Zealand.When it comes to the cost of studying in New Zealand, the tuition fees may vary for domestic and international students. Also, the tuition fees depend on various factors such as the type of course and level of study. Hence, international students should check the tuition fees for their desired co
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Nishtha Rawat

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Every year, hundreds of thousands of students from all over the world apply for Master of Science (MS) in New Zealand. It is because the universities in New Zealand offer high-quality education, a diverse and inclusive culture, and stunning natural landscapes. All eight universities of New Zealand have a strong reputation for research and innovation in various fields. However, international students should check the admission deadlines,  minimum admission requirements, and tuition fees for international students. 

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Kanishk Chatterjee

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Australia and New Zealand are some of the top study-abroad destinations for international students. Both the countries are home to several globally top-ranking universities.Although Australia has more number of universities that New Zealand, it is relatively cheaper to study in New Zealand than in Australia. And, considering the size and population of New Zealand the existing universities are enough. So, both the countries have their cons and pros, the best country for an international student should be the one that best suits their needs.

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Dhanya Yadav

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The Le Cordon Bleu is one of the best culinary institute in the world. With more than 20 campuses in the world and acceptance rate of 50%, it is somewhat difficult to get selected into. The students in order to be able to be eligible for scholarships provided by tjhe university are required to showcase their best abilities. Some of the ways to increase your chances of getting scholarships Le Cordon Bleu are:Having an excellent academic scoresHaving professional experienceHaving good Test scores.

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Mani Lama

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New Zealand government does not offer Permanent Residency (PR) immediately after completing your studies. Students need to get a post-study work visa, which is the most preferred route for international students. The duration of PSW visa depends on the level of your qualification and where you studied. It can be for 1, 2, or 3 years.During this duration, you will get a valuable work experience in New Zealand, which will help you to get PR.

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Yatendra Shukla

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The fee for a Permanent Resident Visa in New Zealand is NZD $315 (INR 15,640). You can pay this amount by using your credit card. This is a non refundable application fee. The fees for New Zealand Permanent Residency (PR) can vary depending on the specific visa category you are applying.

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Aayushi Dhawan

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To get PR in New Zealand, you have to fulfill below mentioned eligibility after completeing study:Have required educational qualification (Minimum UG).Minimum two years of work experience in New Zealand.Have a job offer from an employer in New Zealand.Age should be less than 55 years.Apart from these, you may need to show some other proof  depending on your job.

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There isn't much information about the latest cutoff information for the B.Voc. in 3D Animation at Loyola College, but here's some related information about the course and admission process: EligibilityTo be eligible for the B.Voc. in 3D Animation at Loyola College, you must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board. Application processTo apply for admission, you can:Visit the official website of Loyola College Click on the "Admission" tab Click on the "Online Admission Portal" Fill in the required details Upload the required documents Pay the application fee Application fee: The application
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Anuj Jha

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Both The Regent International Educational Group in New Zealand and University of Waikato are good educational institutes to prefer for higher studies. But there is a difference between the courses offered by both the universities. The Regent International Educational Group:-Offers tuition in English, business, horticulture, and information technology. The University of Waikato:- It's known for its strengths in business, computer science, education, and environmental sciences. If you would like the  Regent International Educational Group, then you can do, so both are large universities reputed to have internatio
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