Is it really necessary for New Zealand graduate students to take any exams?

Students want to know about the New Zealand postgraduate entrance examination. This is because with the expansion of China University, undergraduate education is far from enough, and many students decide to take the postgraduate entrance examination. New Zealand has a world-class level of teaching, research and scientific research, which naturally makes it an ideal destination for postgraduate study. In fact, you don't need to take any exams to study for graduate students in New Zealand. Please see the detailed introduction below.

New Zealand Postgraduate Entrance Examination

There are two kinds of graduate students in China: full-time graduate students and part-time graduate students. Full-time graduate students have very strict requirements for undergraduate majors and need to pass very strict entrance examinations (generally national unified examinations); The entry threshold of part-time graduate students is low, but the gold content is also low.

Compared with the present situation of postgraduate entrance examination in China, the New Zealand government provides China students with a relaxed study abroad policy, guaranteed education quality and internationally recognized diplomas. Many domestic undergraduates judge the situation and choose to study in New Zealand.

New Zealand graduate students do not need to take any exams for admission. The conditions for studying in New Zealand are very relaxed, and international students can apply without taking the highly competitive postgraduate examination.

As long as China students apply for graduate students from New Zealand University, they can study the language before taking the postgraduate exam, as long as they have graduated from the university and obtained a bachelor's degree with excellent IELTS score of 6.5.

What are the benefits of new Zealand graduate admission?

1. According to New Zealand's immigration policy, you can apply for a spouse work visa with a master's degree or above, and your spouse and children can come to New Zealand with the applicant.

2. You can work 20 hours a week with a student visa during the master's degree and work full-time in the summer vacation. Spouses can work full-time without restriction with their spouse's work visa, and their children can attend local primary and secondary schools in New Zealand for free. During the master's degree in New Zealand, spouses and children can always get a spouse work visa for 4-6 years.

3. After graduating from master's degree, you can get a one-year open work permit, and you can apply for a two-year work permit if you find a corresponding professional job. During the period of open work visa and two-year postgraduate experience work visa, spouses and children can stay in New Zealand with their spouses' work visa, continue to work without restrictions and attend school free of charge. It should be noted that some majors that need to be registered can apply for a three-year postgraduate experience work permit.

If your job position and salary meet the requirements of the Immigration Bureau, you can apply for immigration. Compared with other popular countries for studying abroad: compared with Australia, New Zealand graduate immigrants do not require IELTS scores; Compared with the United States, immigrants do not need to schedule, which reduces the influence of uncertain factors. The migration cycle is shorter and faster.