Admission requirements
An eligibility criterion for admission to various courses varies from university to university, which may be contacted for specific details. However, some basic requirements that are common are: Academic records-To meet the general requirement for admission you should have the International Baccalaureate (It is a two-year pre-university qualification for a diploma which is a recognized qualification for entry into higher education in all countries) or A level Exams by any of the examining bodies of the U.K.
You should have secured all A level passes at the same sitting. Competence in English: Most higher education institutions require competency in both spoken and written English. IEL TS qualifying score of 6.0 or 6.5 and a minimum of 550 marks in TOEFL is required.

Private training establishments (PTEs) and Institutions including universities, polytechnics, colleges of education can only offer international students approved courses that are longer than three months and registered with the NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). The PTE/institution must be accredited by the NZQA to offer the course.

Entry requirements
For applying to enter New Zealand for study, you must complete the requirements for the issue of a student visa. You will be given the required forms by the New Zealand embassy (the visa issuing officer). Requirements for a student visa normally include:
(a) A written offer of a place which notifies you that you have been accepted by an educational institution in New Zealand to study there

(e) Your passport or certificate of identity, which must be valid for the     period of time for which you are applying to study.
(f) Evidence that funds are available for your maintenance throughout    your stay. One of the following four is acceptable as evidence:
A completed 'Sponsoring a student form, in which your sponsor   gives a financial undertaking that he or she can transfer to New Zealand  NZ$7,OOO a year-this amount is considered the minimum for a year's living expenses.

A letter from your educational institution conforming that your living costs have already been paid for as part of your fees.

.A bank document showing that funds of the amount required will be available to you in New Zealand ($1000 for each month of your stay for short term study, $10, 000 a year for long study. Latest information in this regard can be had from the embassy.)An award of a full New Zealand scholarship.