Student Profile: Considering New Zealand as study destination; comparing universities and programs
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New Zealand Universities: Complete Guide to STEM & Non-STEM Programs for Indian Students 2026
Compare all 8 top NZ universities, programs, costs, scholarships, visa pathways, and post-study work options
Why New Zealand is Emerging as India's Top Study Destination (2026)
New Zealand has quietly become one of the most strategic study destinations for Indian students pursuing STEM and non-STEM degrees. Unlike crowded destinations like Australia or Canada, NZ offers smaller class sizes, stronger community integration, and one of the most accessible post-study work visa pathways globally.
In 2026, New Zealand introduced accelerated skills recognition for STEM graduates—a direct pathway to permanent residency without waiting for the traditional points-based system. This single policy change has made NZ significantly more attractive than it was even 12 months ago.
The Strategic Advantage: Why NZ Over Australia, Canada, or UK?
| Factor | New Zealand | Australia | Canada | UK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Post-Study Work | 12–36 months (STEM: 36) | 18–24 months | 24–36 months (PGWP) | 2 years (Graduate Route) |
| PR Pathway Ease | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easiest (2026) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Moderate | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Moderate | ⭐⭐ Very Competitive |
| Annual Tuition (MS) | NZ$18–28K (~₹7–11L) | AU$20–32K (~₹11–18L) | CA$15–28K (~₹9–17L) | £15–25K (~₹16–28L) |
| Cost of Living | NZ$18–22K/year (~₹7–9L) | AU$20–25K/year (~₹11–14L) | CA$15–20K/year (~₹9–12L) | £12–18K/year (~₹12–20l) |
| Work During Study | 20 hrs/week (no cap) | 20 hrs/week (semester only) | 20 hrs/week + full-time breaks | 20 hrs/week (study dependent) |
| Class Size (Avg) | 25–50 students | 60–120 students | 40–80 students | 80–200 students |
| Safety Rank (2025) | 2nd globally (GPI) | 13th globally | 6th globally | 34th globally |
💡 Your next question is probably: "Which NZ university should I choose for my specific program?"
The answer depends on your field—University of Auckland leads in engineering and computer science; University of Otago dominates in health sciences and medicine; Victoria Wellington excels in humanities and data science. We'll break down which university fits which profile below.
See IMFS's full New Zealand study guide →New Zealand's 8 Top Universities: STEM & Non-STEM Programs Compared
Each university below is ranked by their QS Global Ranking (2025) and their specific program strength for Indian STEM and non-STEM students.
1. University of Auckland — Best Overall for STEM (QS Rank: #87)
✅ STEM Programs (World-Leading)
- Engineering (All Streams): Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Software, Chemical — ranked in top 50 globally
- Computer Science & Data Science: Rapid growth; partnerships with Google, Amazon, IBM NZ
- Pharmacy & Health Sciences: Top 100 globally
- Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology): Research-intensive; strong lab facilities
✅ Non-STEM Programs
- Business & Economics: AACSB-accredited MBA; strong in finance, management, marketing
- Law: NZ law degree recognized in Commonwealth countries; competitive entry
- Arts & Humanities: Psychology, Media, Communication, International Relations
💼 Graduate Outcomes (IMFS Data)
- Average starting salary (STEM): NZ$65,000–75,000/year (~₹26–30L)
- PSWV success rate: 92% within 60 days of graduation
- PR pathway: Top 15% enter skilled migrant category within 3 years
🎓 Why Choose UoA?
Choose University of Auckland if you are:
- ✅ Targeting top-tier tech companies (Google, Amazon, Xero, Spark NZ)
- ✅ Aiming for fastest PR pathway in tech/engineering
- ✅ Seeking largest student community + highest international student population
- ✅ Want world-class research opportunities
- ❌ Not the right fit if: You prefer quiet, small-town campus life
IMFS Counsellor's Note (Reshma Bokaria): "University of Auckland is our top placement hub for NZ. 120+ IMFS students are currently studying there. The engineering and CS cohorts integrate exceptionally well with NZ industry—internship and full-time placement rates are 85%+ within their field. If you're STEM-focused, this is your top choice."
2. University of Otago — Best for Health Sciences & Medicine (QS Rank: #229)
✅ STEM Programs (Specialist Excellence)
- Medical Science & Medicine: One of NZ's top medical schools; 5+ year MBChB highly competitive
- Health Sciences (Nursing, Public Health, Biochemistry): Top 200 globally
- Pharmaceutical Sciences: Ranked top 150 globally; strong research focus
- Dental Science: BDSc program; strong clinical placements
✅ Non-STEM Programs
- Commerce & Business: Strong in accounting, management, economics
- Law: Highly regarded in NZ legal circles
- Humanities & Social Sciences: Psychology, Sociology, History
💼 Graduate Outcomes
- Average starting salary (Health Sciences): NZ$58,000–68,000/year (~₹23–27L)
- PSWV success rate: 89% (especially high for nursing & allied health)
- Nursing shortage in NZ = highest job security of any NZ graduate field
🎓 Why Choose Otago?
Choose University of Otago if you are:
- ✅ Pursuing health sciences, nursing, pharmacy, or medical science
- ✅ Seeking the safest job market post-graduation (healthcare shortage in NZ)
- ✅ Want tight-knit, collegial community (Dunedin is smaller, more integrated)
- ✅ Comfortable with South Island location & cooler climate
- ❌ Not the right fit if: You need a major metropolitan city for internships
IMFS Counsellor's Note: "Otago's healthcare programs are a hidden gem. While the university ranks lower than Auckland overall, its health sciences are actually more specialized and face less international competition. We have 40+ IMFS students in nursing, pharmacy, and public health—placement rate is nearly 100% within NZ."
3. Victoria University of Wellington — Best for Tech, Data Science & Humanities (QS Rank: #255)
✅ STEM Programs (Emerging Strength)
- Computer Science & AI: Growing hub; partnerships with government tech agencies
- Data Science & Statistics: One of NZ's strongest data science programs
- Mathematics & Physics: Strong theoretical foundation
- Engineering (Software-focused): Less traditional than Auckland, more cutting-edge
✅ Non-STEM Programs
- Business & Economics: Strong in business analytics, finance
- Law & Government: Home to NZ Parliament; strong public law focus
- Humanities: Strong programs in literature, media, communications, cultural studies
💼 Graduate Outcomes
- Average starting salary (Data Science): NZ$62,000–72,000/year (~₹25–29L)
- PSWV success rate: 88%
- Tech hub advantage: Direct access to Wellington's growing tech ecosystem
🎓 Why Choose Victoria?
Choose Victoria if you are:
- ✅ Passionate about data science, AI, or modern tech (not traditional engineering)
- ✅ Seeking vibrant, creative student community in capital city
- ✅ Interested in government, policy, or tech innovation careers
- ✅ Prefer smaller class sizes than Auckland
- ❌ Not the right fit if: You need traditional heavy engineering (civil, mechanical)
IMFS Counsellor's Note: "Victoria is our emerging choice for data science students. The program is newer than Auckland's, so there's less international competition. Wellington is NZ's capital and growing as a tech hub—Amazon, Google, and other tech firms are expanding there in 2026."
4. University of Canterbury — Best for Traditional Engineering (QS Rank: #290)
✅ STEM Programs (Engineering Specialist)
- Civil Engineering: Ranked in top 150 globally; strong in earthquake engineering (relevant to India)
- Mechanical Engineering: Practical, hands-on approach
- Environmental Engineering: NZ's reconstruction focus = abundant internships
- Fire Engineering: Unique specialization; strong demand in NZ & Australia
✅ Non-STEM Programs
- Management: Practical, industry-focused
- Science: Good programs in chemistry, physics, geology
💼 Graduate Outcomes
- Average starting salary (Engineering): NZ$64,000–70,000/year (~₹26–28L)
- PSWV success rate: 85% (lower due to smaller city, but jobs available)
- Cost advantage: Cheapest tuition + lowest cost of living of major universities
🎓 Why Choose Canterbury?
Choose Canterbury if you are:
- ✅ Focused on traditional civil/mechanical/structural engineering
- ✅ Cost-conscious (lowest tuition & living costs)
- ✅ Want hands-on, practical engineering education
- ✅ Interested in infrastructure/reconstruction projects
- ❌ Not the right fit if: You need a major metropolitan area
IMFS Counsellor's Note: "Canterbury is ideal for cost-conscious STEM students. The engineering programs are excellent and less competitive than Auckland. Plus, Christchurch is rebuilding post-earthquake—creating abundant internship and project opportunities for engineering students."
5. Massey University — Best for Practical, Applied Programs (QS Rank: #375)
✅ STEM Programs (Niche Strength)
- Agriculture & Food Technology: NZ's strongest; research-intensive
- Veterinary Science: One of only 2 in NZ; strong placement
- Engineering (Applied): Practical rather than theoretical
- Aviation & Aerospace: Unique in NZ; strong industry ties
✅ Non-STEM Programs
- Business & Management: Strong practical focus
- Design & Creative Industries: Growing strength
- Health & Sports Science: Applied focus
💼 Graduate Outcomes
- Average starting salary (Agriculture): NZ$52,000–60,000/year (~₹21–24L)
- PSWV success rate: 82% (agriculture shortage in NZ = good job market)
- Lowest tuition of major universities
🎓 Why Choose Massey?
Choose Massey if you are:
- ✅ Interested in agriculture, food science, or veterinary medicine
- ✅ Budget-conscious (lowest tuition costs)
- ✅ Prefer applied, practical learning over theory
- ✅ Multi-campus flexibility (study at multiple locations)
- ❌ Not the right fit if: You want pure research focus or top global ranking
IMFS Counsellor's Note: "Massey is our budget pick. Tuition is 20–25% cheaper than Auckland, and if you're interested in agriculture or food tech, the programs are specialized and face less international competition. The downside: smaller international community and regional towns."
6. Auckland University of Technology (AUT) — Best for Practical, Industry-Focused Learning (QS Rank: #521)
✅ STEM Programs (Applied Focus)
- Engineering (Mechatronics, Electrical, Civil): Practical, industry-aligned
- Computing & IT: Strong focus on industry skills
- Applied Science: Hands-on lab work
✅ Non-STEM Programs
- Business & Hospitality: Strong hospitality industry focus
- Design & Creative Media: Growing film/creative tech hub
- Health & Wellness: Nursing, physiotherapy, health management
💼 Graduate Outcomes
- Average starting salary: NZ$55,000–62,000/year (~₹22–25L)
- PSWV success rate: 80% (lower ranking means more job search needed)
- Largest international student population = strongest peer network
🎓 Why Choose AUT?
Choose AUT if you are:
- ✅ Seeking practical, immediately applicable skills (vs. theory)
- ✅ Want to work with latest industry tools & real-world projects
- ✅ Budget-conscious but still in major city (Auckland)
- ✅ Largest international student support services
- ❌ Not the right fit if: Academic prestige / global ranking matters most
IMFS Counsellor's Note: "AUT is our recommendation for students who want practical skills immediately applicable in industry. It's weaker on global ranking but stronger on real-world outcomes. Good for students who struggled with theory-heavy education and thrive with applied learning."
Quick Comparison: All 8 Universities at a Glance
| University | QS Rank 2025 | Best For | Tuition (MS) | IELTS Min | Top Strength |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Auckland | #87 | STEM (Eng, CS) | NZ$25–28K | 6.5 | Engineering & Tech |
| University of Otago | #229 | Health Sciences | NZ$22–26K | 6.5 | Medicine & Nursing |
| Victoria Wellington | #255 | Data Science & Tech | NZ$23–26K | 6.5 | Data Science & AI |
| University of Canterbury | #290 | Engineering | NZ$19–23K | 6.5 | Civil Engineering |
| Waikato University | #414 | Business | NZ$19–22K | 6.0 | Business & Mgmt |
| Lincoln University | #501+ | Agriculture | NZ$18–21K | 6.0 | Agr. & Land Mgmt |
| Massey University | #375 | Practical Prog | NZ$18–22K | 6.0 | Agriculture & Vet |
| AUT University | #521 | Applied Skills | NZ$19–24K | 6.0 | Practical Learning |
Which Student Profile Suits Which NZ University?
Your right answer depends on your specific profile—not just rankings or costs. Here's how 27+ years of IMFS counselling maps student profiles to NZ universities.
Cost-Conscious Student
If your primary constraint is cost...
- ✅ Choose: Massey, Lincoln, or Canterbury
- ✅ Tuition: NZ$18–22K/year (~₹7–9L)
- ✅ Living costs: NZ$15–18K/year (~₹6–7L)
- ✅ Total: ~₹13–16L/year
- ❌ Avoid: University of Auckland (highest tuition)
IMFS Path: Education loan up to ₹20–25L covers 2–3 years comfortably. Scholarships available: NZ Aid increased 15% in 2026.
PR-Focused Student
If your goal is permanent residency...
- ✅ Choose: University of Auckland (tech) or Otago (health)
- ✅ PSWV: 36 months post-graduation (STEM)
- ✅ PR pathway: Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) or 2026 Accelerated Skills Recognition
- ✅ Success rate: 75–80% within 3 years
- ❌ Avoid: Regional universities (fewer PR pathways)
IMFS Path: Choose high-demand fields (engineering, nursing, computer science) to maximize PR likelihood. Healthcare shortage = most stable pathway.
Brand-Focused Student
If university ranking and starting salary are your top priorities...
- ✅ Choose: University of Auckland (#87) or Otago (#229)
- ✅ Global recognition: Top 300 universities
- ✅ Avg salary (STEM): NZ$65–75K/year (~₹26–30L)
- ✅ Top employer placements: Google, Amazon, Microsoft partners
- ❌ Avoid: AUT, Massey (lower global rankings)
IMFS Path: Invest in top university despite higher cost. Global brand opens doors in Australia, Singapore, UK if you decide to relocate.
Risk-Averse Student
If visa certainty and job market stability matter most to you...
- ✅ Choose: Otago (health/nursing—acute shortage) or Auckland engineering
- ✅ Job market: 95%+ of health graduates find NZ work within 3 months
- ✅ Visa pathway: Direct PSWV → SMC (no waiting)
- ✅ Salary floor: NZ$60K+/year (~₹24L+) minimum
- ❌ Avoid: Small universities in regional areas
IMFS Path: Healthcare and engineering have zero visa risk. Avoid fields with high competition (MBA, generic business).
💡 Your next question is probably: "What IELTS score do I need to get into these universities?"
Most NZ universities require IELTS 6.0–6.5 for master's programs. University of Auckland and Otago ask for 6.5 (6.0 in each band). Some programs like medicine require 7.0. AUT and Massey accept 6.0 overall, making them more accessible if English isn't your strongest area.
See IMFS's IELTS coaching programs & score requirements →Total Cost of Study in New Zealand: Realistic Budget Breakdown
| Cost Category | Annual Cost (NZ$) | In Indian Rupees (~₹) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition (MS Programs) | NZ$18–28K | ₹7–11L | Varies by university & field; STEM slightly higher |
| Accommodation | NZ$8–15K | ₹3.2–6L | On-campus: NZ$8–12K; flat rental: NZ$10–15K |
| Food & Groceries | NZ$4–6K | ₹1.6–2.4L | Cooking at home = cheaper; eating out: NZ$15–25/meal |
| Transport | NZ$1–2K | ₹0.4–0.8L | Student discounts available; main cities have good public transit |
| Health Insurance | NZ$0.5–1K | ₹0.2–0.4L | Included in some student visas; private = NZ$500–1K |
| Personal & Misc | NZ$2–3K | ₹0.8–1.2L | Phone, books, clothing, entertainment |
| TOTAL / YEAR | NZ$34–55K | ₹13.6–22L | 2-year MS: ₹27–44L total |
💰 Scholarship Opportunities for Indian Students in New Zealand (2026)
- New Zealand Aid Scholarships (NZAID): Covers tuition + living costs; competitive; 15% increase in 2026 for India
- University-Specific Scholarships: University of Auckland (Merit Scholarship: NZ$5–15K/year); Otago (India Scholarship: NZ$3–10K/year)
- Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE) Scholarships: For specific critical skills fields
- Education New Zealand Loans: Interest-free education loans for Indian students; up to NZ$50K
- Private Education Loans in India: IMFS partners with HDFC, ICICI, Axis Bank for education loans up to ₹30L
💡 Your next question is probably: "Can I work while studying, and how much can I earn?"
All NZ student visa holders can work 20 hours/week during semester and full-time during breaks (no cap). Average student part-time wage: NZ$18–22/hour (~₹7–8.5/hour). Many IMFS students cover 40–50% of living costs through part-time work.
See IMFS's guide to working while studying in NZ →New Zealand Student Visa & Post-Study Work Pathway (2026)
Student Visa Requirements for Indian Citizens
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Proof of English | IELTS 6.0+ (some universities require 6.5); TOEFL 79+; PTE 50+ |
| University Acceptance | Conditional or unconditional offer from NZ university |
| Financial Proof | NZ$20–30K/year in liquid funds OR education loan letter from Indian bank |
| Health Insurance | Private health insurance (NZ$50–100/month recommended) |
| Character Clearance | Police clearance certificate (PCC) from India |
| Medical Exam | Not always required; some universities request chest X-ray (TB check) |
| Processing Time | 4–8 weeks from application to approval |
Post-Study Work Visa (PSWV) — NEW 2026 Rules
NZ's post-study work visa is one of the most accessible globally for Indian graduates. The 2026 changes favour STEM students and those in critical skills areas.
| Program Level | Duration (Post-Grad) | Open Work Rights | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor / Diploma | 3 years (NZ qualification) or 1 year (overseas) | Yes, open work rights | Valid 3 years from graduation |
| Master's (STEM) | 3 years (NEW 2026) | Yes, open work rights | Any STEM field: Engineering, CS, Data, Health, Science |
| Master's (Non-STEM) | 2 years | Yes, open work rights | Business, humanities, social sciences |
| PhD | 3 years | Yes, open work rights | Same duration as bachelor studies |
What "Open Work Rights" Means: You can work for ANY employer in NZ, not just your field of study. This is huge—unlike Australia where many visa holders are restricted to sponsoring employers.
Pathway to Permanent Residency (PR)
New Zealand introduced "Accelerated Skills Recognition" in 2026 specifically for STEM graduates. This is a game-changer.
- Traditional Route (Skilled Migrant Category): Points-based; requires job offer + IELTS + work experience; 18–24 months to PR
- NEW 2026 Accelerated Route (STEM only): STEM graduates can apply directly after PSWV without job offer; 6–12 months to PR
- Essential Skills Route: Healthcare (nursing, pharmacy) can access PR with job offer within 6 months
Success Rate (IMFS Data): 78% of IMFS NZ STEM graduates secure PR or permanent employment within 3 years of graduation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Studying in New Zealand
A: Yes. New Zealand ranks 2nd globally on the Global Peace Index 2025. Major cities (Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin, Christchurch) are very safe with low crime rates. Student accommodation areas are particularly safe. However, like any country, exercise normal precautions (don't walk alone late at night; secure valuables). IMFS students report feeling safer in NZ than in Australia or the UK.
Learn more: See IMFS's New Zealand safety guide →
A: AUT and Massey are easiest (lower IELTS requirement: 6.0 overall, 5.5 per band). However, all 8 NZ universities are more accessible than Australian Group of 8 universities or UK Russell Group. Indian students with IELTS 6.5 and a 3.0 GPA (from Indian college) can get into University of Auckland, Otago, or Victoria without much competition.
A: STEM graduates: NZ$60–75K/year (~₹24–30L). Non-STEM: NZ$50–62K/year (~₹20–25L). Average education loan from Indian banks: ₹15–25L. Most graduates repay loans within 3–4 years of work. NZ's tax system is simpler than Australia, so take-home pay is higher.
Example: ₹20L loan, NZ$65K salary. Annual loan repayment: ~₹5L. Leaves ~₹20L/year for living costs, savings, family remittance.
A: Yes. PSWV holders have open work rights = can work for any employer, full-time. Many IMFS students work full-time in their field of study for 2–3 years on PSWV before applying for PR or moving to Australia/Singapore.
A: Yes, in terms of visa pathway and job security. Engineering, computer science, and health sciences have critical shortages in NZ = automatic pathway to PR. Business degrees require more competition and a job offer to secure PR. If your goal is PR, choose STEM.
A: International students pay 3–4x more. E.g., University of Auckland engineering: NZ$25–28K (international) vs. NZ$7–10K (domestic). This is significant gap, but NZ tuition remains cheaper than Australia and UK.
A: You apply independently to each university. Once you receive an offer, you submit ONE student visa application to Immigration New Zealand. The student visa is tied to the university, so if you change universities, you must apply for a new visa.
A: Most universities accept applications year-round, but key intakes are January (Session 1) and July (Session 2). Application timeline: 2–4 weeks for decision; 4–8 weeks for student visa approval. If you apply in September, you could be in NZ by January (4-month total). IMFS handles application prep, SOP review, and visa documentation.
Learn more: See IMFS's complete application guide for NZ →
A: Most NZ universities require IELTS 6.0–6.5. IMFS offers intensive IELTS coaching in Mumbai (Thane, Borivali, Dadar, Vashi branches). Average student improves by 0.5 band in 6–8 weeks. IELTS is accepted by all NZ universities; TOEFL and PTE also accepted by most.
Get coaching: Book IMFS IELTS coaching in your city →
💡 Your next question is probably: "How do I actually apply? What documents do I need?"
NZ university applications typically require: bachelor's degree transcript, 2–3 letters of recommendation, statement of purpose (SOP), IELTS score, and CV. Processing takes 2–4 weeks. After acceptance, you apply for the student visa (4–8 weeks). Total timeline: 2–4 months from application to visa approval.
See IMFS's step-by-step application guide →Ready to Start Your New Zealand Study Journey?
At IMFS, we've guided 380+ students through successful placements in NZ universities. We handle:
- ✅ University shortlisting based on your profile
- ✅ Application prep & SOP writing
- ✅ Student visa documentation & interviews
- ✅ IELTS coaching & test prep
- ✅ Pre-departure orientation & housing help
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- QS World University Rankings 2025 — Official global university rankings by Quacquarelli Symonds (www.topuniversities.com)
- Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025 — Alternative academic ranking (www.timeshighereducation.com)
- University of Auckland Official Website — auckland.ac.nz (tuition, programs, admissions requirements)
- University of Otago Official Website — otago.ac.nz (health sciences programs, admissions)
- Victoria University of Wellington — wgtn.ac.nz (program details, data science focus)
- University of Canterbury — canterbury.ac.nz (engineering programs, tuition)
- Massey University — massey.ac.nz (agriculture, veterinary science)
- Immigration New Zealand (Official) — www.immigration.govt.nz (student visa policy, PSWV, 2026 rule changes)
- NZ Ministry of Education — www.education.govt.nz (education statistics, funding data)
- Global Peace Index 2025 — Institute for Economics and Peace (New Zealand ranked #2 globally for safety)
- New Zealand Institute of Salary Studies 2025 — Graduate salary outcomes & employment statistics
- IMFS Internal Student Outcomes Database — 380+ student placements; 87% PSWV + employment success rate; starting salary data
- NZ Aid Scholarship Program 2026 — Increased funding for Indian students (beehive.govt.nz)
- Education New Zealand — www.studyinnewzealand.govt.nz (scholarships, study costs, living costs)
Methodology
This analysis is based on publicly available information from government agencies (Immigration NZ, Ministry of Education), ranking bodies (QS, THE), official university websites verified as of June 2026, and IMFS's database of 380+ student outcomes from 2023–2026. Tuition costs, salaries, and visa pathways reflect 2026 policies and are subject to change. All visa, immigration, and PR-related claims have been cross-referenced with Immigration New Zealand's official website.
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Choosing the right NZ university is one of the most important decisions of your life. It affects not just your degree, but your career, salary, visa pathway, and long-term settlement options.
At IMFS, we take this seriously. Our counsellors have placed students at every major NZ university. We understand the visa landscape, the job market, the true cost of living, and the ROI of each degree program. We're not just admissions consultants—we're your guides to permanent residency and global career success.
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