New Zealand

Hi Gopi Krishna,
For this answer, you must know your interests and career plans.Do you have work experience? And, what is your education background?

Yes, to study in New Zealand or any other foreign country, you must take IELTS or TOEFL to demonstrate English language proficiency. You may check various university websites for minimum IELTS score they require. For Bachelor's degree mostly they ask for a score of 6 with no part less than 5.5.

Hi,
You need a Bachelor of science degree. The applicants must also fulfill any one of the following English language requirements:
1. Overall paper based: TOEFL score of 575 plus essay (TWE) of 4.5.
2. Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) score of 58 or higher.
3. No individual language skill below borderline.
4. Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) score of 45 or higher.
5. Pearson Test of English (PTE) academic overall score of 64.
6. No PTE communicative skills score below 58.
7. Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB) score of 85.

You are advised to appear for GMAT for top B-Schools in Australia and New Zealand. You are further advised to appear for IELTS (International English Language Testing System) also.

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 Jones,
Some of the best ones are but not limited to
University of Melbourne
University of New South Wales
Macquarie University
University of Queensland Business School
Auckland University of Technology Business School
University of Otago
and
Victoria University of Wellington.

Hi,
Can you please mention how much you scored to check if you are eligible?

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.

Hello Nandgopan,
All three countries are English speaking so you won't have any problem. I feel Canada should be preferred since this country still seeks immigrants.

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