To New Zealand-New Zealand graduates are esteemed the world over

Nepal and New Zealand have shared a nearby bond following the time when  Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa's effective 1953 climb of Everest. New Zealand is a land that invites Nepalis, and the nation is progressively turning into a prevalent training destination for Nepali understudies. 
Capabilities from New Zealand are positioned amongst the best on the planet as certifications of useful and hypothetical competency in graduates. The late presentation of Post Study Work (PSW) and low maintenance work offices by New Zealand powers have expanded the nation's ubiquity among those looking for remote degrees. The nation has eight administration run colleges, 18 polytechnic schools and 100 private universities and is basically known for the nature of its specialized instruction.

All of these academic institutions are regularly inspected by the Education Review Office (ERO), a government quality assurance agency. Nepali students applying to colleges in New Zealand must have at least a 6.0 IELTS score or a 550 TOEFL score besides having a sound academic background. However, there are many universities which assist students in reaching the required English-language level competency. As in Australia, there is a legal provision in New Zealand to secure students’ investments. 

Payments to academic institutions can only be made once a student visa has been confirmed. College tuition for graduate and postgraduate studies range from NZ$ 11,000 to NZ$ 18,000 per year while the annual cost of living has been fixed at NZ $10,000 by The New Zealand High Commission. Mahesh Babu Timilsena, managing  director at Kangaroo Education, says there are numerous options for accommodation—halls of residence, hostels and dormitories (single or double bedrooms) to choose from. “There is also the option of sharing a flat with friends or the ‘home stay’ alternative, both of which will amount to NZ$ 600 per month.” Students can work fulltime on vacations and up to 20 hours per week on college days. The average per hour wage is NZ$ 15. PSW facilities are available to international students for one to two years depending on their graduating courses and education consultants believe all costs of study can be recovered during the PSW period.
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