Bachelor of Teaching and Learning with Major in Primary Teaching University of Canterbury, New Zealand

Enrolling in the Bachelor of Commerce for the first time with:

• 80% average or better in the Indian School Certificate (ISC) or All-India Senior School Certificate (AISSC).
• A- average or better in the UCIC Foundation Studies Certificate, or another New Zealand university Foundation Studies programme.
• B+ average or better in the UCIC UTP programme.
• 60% average or better from an eligible UC Business School Indian dual degree programme or advanced standing pathway at an elite institution; 65% average or better at a Section 1 institution; 70% average or better at a Section 2 institution; or, 75% average or better at a Section 3 institution.
• 60% average or better in the NCUK International Year One Business programme.

Enrolling in an eligible UC Business School postgraduate programme for the first time with:

• 65%/7.0 average or better in an Indian undergraduate degree at an elite institution.
• 70%/7.5 average or better in an Indian undergraduate degree at a Section 1 institution.
• 75%/8.0 average or better in an Indian undergraduate degree at a Section 2 institution.
• 80%/8.5 average or better in an Indian undergraduate degree at a Section 3 institution.
• 60% average or better from an eligible UC Business School Indian dual degree programme or advanced standing pathway at an elite institution; 65% average or better at a Section 1 institution; 70% average or better at a Section 2 institution; or, 75% average or better at a Section 3 institution.
• B+ GPA or better in a UC undergraduate degree or the UC Diploma in Advancing University Studies.
• A- GPA or better in another New Zealand undergraduate degree.
• A- equivalent GPA or better in an undergraduate degree from any country.
• A- score or better in the CCEL EAP 2 programme.

Fast Track Award
Students enrolling in the Bachelor of Commerce for the first time, not eligible for a Dean’s Award, who have achieved university entrance at a New Zealand high school in the 12 months prior to their proposed UC commencement date.