Auckland university
1. Undergraduate / Bachelor's Requirements Students applying for a Bachelor's degree generally need: Completed Grade 12 / +2 or equivalent overseas secondary qualification. The student must meet the University's country- and programme-specific academic requirements. Some programmes have additional requirements such as specific subjects, minimum grades, portfolios, interviews or other selection criteria. Students who do not directly meet the requirements may have foundation/pathway options available. Important: The exact academic percentage/grade requirement depends on the student's qualification and chosen programme, so there is no single percentage that applies to every Bachelor's programme. 2. English Language Requirement International students normally need to demonstrate English proficiency through an approved English-language test or an approved alternative. The University states that: English-test results generally need to be achieved in one sitting. Test results are generally valid for two years from the test-certificate date to the start of study. In some circumstances, previous study completed in English-medium may be considered instead of an English test, subject to the University's assessment. Programme-specific English requirements can vary, so the chosen programme should always be checked. 3. Postgraduate / Master's Requirements For Master's study, students normally need: A relevant Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification from a recognised university. The required academic performance/GPA or Grade Point Equivalent (GPE). Relevant previous study for the intended specialisation. Some programmes have additional programme-specific requirements. For example, a 120-point Master's normally requires a Bachelor's Honours degree or postgraduate diploma/equivalent postgraduate qualification, while a 180-point Master's normally requires a Bachelor's degree or postgraduate certificate/equivalent qualification. 4. Documents Students Should Prepare For an international application, students should generally be prepared with: Passport Academic certificates Academic transcripts/marksheets English-language test result, where required CV/resume for programmes that require it Statement of purpose/personal statement where required Relevant work-experience documents, if required by the programme Additional documents such as portfolio, references or evidence of specific subjects where required 5. Important for Nepalese Students For students applying from Nepal, do not use one fixed academic percentage or IELTS/PTE score for every course. The University assesses entry based on the student's previous qualification and the specific programme selected. Therefore, for counselling, the best process is: Student's Qualification → Selected Course → Academic Assessment → English Requirement → Programme-Specific Requirements → Application The University itself provides programme-specific entry guides and recommends checking the requirements for the intended programme. Official entry requirements: University of Auckland – International Entry Requirements
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