How will my IELTS/PTE score of overall 65 with 50 in speaking affect my chances for New Zealand visa approval for a Postgraduate?
Yes, your PTE Academic score of 65 overall with 50 in speaking generally meets the English language requirements for a New Zealand student visa. Immigration New Zealand typically requires a minimum overall PTE score of 58, with no communicative skill (like speaking) below 50.
However, some universities or specific programs may set higher standards, especially for postgraduate courses. Always check the exact requirements for your chosen institution and course.
Visa approval also depends on other factors such as academics, finances, and documentation.
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