Frequently Asked Questions

For undergraduate programs in New Zealand, a minimum PTE score of 50 is typically required, while postgraduate programs may need a score of 58 or higher. Always check specific program requirements, as they may vary by institution.

For EU/EEA students, education in Denmark is free. However, as an international (non-EU) student, you’ll need to pay tuition fees, though scholarships are available to help cover the costs.

Yes, some Danish universities offer alternatives to IELTS if you’ve previously studied in English. Certain programs may assess your language skills through an interview or accept other English proficiency certificates, but majority of universities in Denmark ask for an IELTS or PTE certificate.

Denmark is an excellent destination for Nepali students, offering top-quality education, a safe and inclusive environment, and numerous work opportunities. The Danish lifestyle, with its balance of academic and personal growth, suits students who want to experience a high standard of living while gaining valuable skills for global careers.

Most Danish universities require a minimum GPA of 2.4 to 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 for admission to undergraduate programs. For graduate programs, a GPA usually around 3.0 or higher is expected. Specific requirements can vary by institution, so it’s essential to check the guidelines of the university you’re interested in.