What is the eligibility criteria for the University of Auckland in terms of CGPA or percentage?
29 May 2026 · Answered by Mohit Tanna · 1 min read
The University of Auckland generally expects students to have a good academic background equivalent to around 70% or CGPA 7.5 or higher in Indian grading systems for many master’s programs. More competitive programs may require stronger scores. Eligibility can also depend on your undergraduate university, course background, and relevant experience.
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