New Zealand Eligibility

Hi,
Yes, you are. Also, you must take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements. An overall band of 6.5 will be required.

No, it can't be done as the requirement for reputed countries is 6 and for small it is 5.5. So, you have to give another exam to complete your wish.

Hi Viraj, Massey and Canterbury are more popular however all the universities you mentioned are good ones.

Most of the universities offer admission on 6 band, maybe their might be some universities which will give you admission.

Hi Vishal,
Yes, you are eligible but not the very highly ranked ones. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL to meet the English language proficiency requirements. Every college would be having different entry requirements and you have to check the college websites.

What is your education background? Without knowing this, how do you expect to get an answer? You should be a graduate and with 6.5 IELTS score to be eligible for PG Diploma.

Your question is not clear. I assume you want to know which country is better to do CA among New Zealand and India.
If yes - it is important where you want to settle down in India or in New Zealand. If you have plans to go and work in New Zealand then better you study there. As most foreign countries accept their own degrees and certificates.

Hi Flemin,
A PG Diploma programme can be completed only if you hold a Bachelor's degree. A D.Pharm is not equivalent to a Bachelor degree. Students willing to study PG Diploma in Clinical Research or Clinical Practice must have completed a relevant degree and some universities also require at least 2 years relevant work experience. Now, you should look for B.Pharma courses.

Hi Soham,
Unfortunately, you won't have options as 49% is not accepted by any university abroad. 55% is decent enough. Look for options in India and maintain a decent academics before planning to study abroad. Understand that study abroad is not easy and if you don't qualify, they won't let you in.

You may get all information about courses and diplomas accepted by pharma council and how to register with them:
http://www.pharmacycouncil.org.nz