Is it possible to do a master's in New Zealand with around fifty repeated backlogs in my B.Tech?
14 Aug 2026 · Answered by Swathi Boppana · 1 min read
It is highly unlikely to secure admission to a master's program in New Zealand with approximately fifty repeated backlogs in your B.Tech. Most New Zealand universities require a strong academic record for postgraduate entry, and such a high number of backlogs is typically not accepted.
You may want to consider alternative pathways, such as postgraduate diplomas or bridging programs, which sometimes have more flexible entry requirements and can lead to a master's degree later.
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