We have a very good campus life. We have Unirek where we can do anything so we can play badminton, we get gym membership, we get swimming pool access, there are 4 libraries with diversity of sciences and technology, we have computer lab where we can spend the whole day. Here we have Waikato International Student Association, so here there are lot of students associated pipe. We have some clubs for various sports such as Rugby, Badminton etc. in which we can join through unirek. There is a community for Gujaratis, Indians, etc. So, we celebrate every Indian festival.

The college accommodation was much here. It was two times higher than the off campus and I used to live with my relatives.

The campus life was very amazing, the size of a campus was small and packed. There were tons of clubs and societies available which one can join according to their interest. Although due to this pandemic my whole quotes period has been spent through online classes so I haven't got the opportunity to experience the best campus life that could have been possible. There was a high speed Wi-Fi facility available throughout the campus premises which was a good thing for sure. Lastly there was a library which had almost all the books that you could think for and was one of the most favoured places by Research Scholars.

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I didn't stay in any of the university accommodations. I had rented out a 3-bedroom house along with my other friends in the university suburbs where I could easily connect with University and the city.

New Zealand is a small market compared to any large market countries like UK or USA. I preferred this university because the course I pursued there is actually relevant to what I wanted to do in my career ahead. The course curriculum didn't have any semester or trimester system. Each and every paper were given sole training continuously and the impact of group discussion was high. The entire learning method is different from what we learn in India. The concept of exams wasn't there for most of the papers I studied at this university.

The Hamilton campus has almost all facilities you could need and others can be arranged upon request. The vibrant student community has a lot of activities to engage in, based upon one's own interest. The sporting scene is pretty good with a lot of social and professional clubs into different sports.

On campus accommodation provides a vibrant and diverse outlook to university life. However, I would recommend off campus flatting, as it is way cheaper and prepares us for onward life out of university. The renting situation in Hamilton is not as bad as other major cities in New Zealand such as Auckland and Wellington. With proper research and time into flatting, we can find comfortable living environments around $150 NZD inclusive of all bills such as electricity and internet.