Is it possible to do research directly in New Zealand without doing another master's course first?
Yes, in some cases it may be possible to directly enter research opportunities or PhD programs in New Zealand without completing another master’s degree, especially if you already have strong academic qualifications, research exposure, publications, or a thesis-based master’s degree (from India or elsewhere). However, this depends heavily on your profile, previous academic background, and whether a professor is willing to supervise your research.
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