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Studying in the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is a highly sought-after study destination, offering a wide range of fields such as Engineering, Science, Arts and Humanities, Law, Business Management, and many other allied courses. Studying in the UK provides a fulfilling experience, thanks to the comprehensive support systems in place for international students.

Every year, the UK welcomes numerous international students, offering various academic programs from bachelor's to doctoral levels. If you're considering the United Kingdom as your study destination, reach out to us today to make your admission process hassle-free.

Why should I consider studying in the UK?

The UK is home to some of the world's most prestigious universities, offering high-quality education and globally recognized qualifications. The UK's education system emphasizes critical thinking and creativity, helping students develop essential skills for their future careers.

Eligibility for Scholarships in the UK

There are various scholarships available for international students in the UK, offered by British universities and colleges. These scholarships have specific deadlines and eligibility criteria. Ensure you check the requirements and deadlines when applying for scholarships.

Some popular government scholarship programs for Indian students studying in the UK include:

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Work Options During and After the Course

International students can apply for a Graduate Route Visa to live and work in the UK for up to two years after graduation. This visa applies to both master's and bachelor's degrees, regardless of the field of study. However, there are some restrictions for international students working part-time in the UK.

What would my Work options be during, and after the course?

The UK government has confirmed that international students can apply for a graduate route visa to live and work in the UK for up to two years following graduation. Regardless of the field of study, the rules apply to both master's and bachelor's degrees. However, there are some restrictions for international students working part-time in the UK.

To know more about eligibility to work while on a student visa follow down steps

REQUIREMENTS TO STUDY IN THE UK

Requirements to study in the UK:

Undergraduate level:

1. Certificate of completing 10+2 with minimum acceptable marks
2. Original transcripts from the previous institutions
3. Statement of purpose
4. Letters of recommendation
5. Results of English proficiency test
6. Passport and ID proofs
7. Bank statements
8. Offer letter
9. Student visa

Postgraduate level:

1. An undergraduate degree from a university with minimum acceptable marks
2. Official academic transcripts
3. 2 letters of recommendation
4. Statement of purpose
5. Results of English proficiency test
6. Resume
7. Financial statements
8. Passport
9. Offer letter
10. Student visa

Ph.D. scholars:

1. A bachelor’s and master’s degree from a university with minimum acceptable marks in both fields
2. Official academic transcripts
3. Research proposal
4. Statement of purpose
5. Results of English proficiency test
6. Resume
7. Financial statements
8. Passport and student visa
9. Offer letter and IELTS (bands score 6.5-7.0)
10. Student visa

UK STUDENT VISA REQUIREMENTS

Offer letter from an educational institute
Proficiency in the English language
Eligibility criteria
Educational Documents
Employment records, if applicable
Tuberculosis test results
Proof of funds
Immigration healthcare surcharge
For the student visa process

POST STUDY WORK VISA / GRADUATE ROUTE VISA

Graduate rout / Post-study work visa holders can work in any job until and they can switch to Long-term work visas

Students completing their Bachelor's / Postgraduate degrees can apply for a 2 years Post Study work visa to remain and work in the UK, which is known as GRADUATE ROUTE VISA.

Students completing their PhD can apply for a 3 years Post Study work visa in the UK.

Eligibility to obtain graduate visa: CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT GRADUATE ROUTE VISA

You must have one of the following to apply:

a UK bachelor’s degree
a UK master’s degree
a UK PhD or doctorate

You can also apply if you completed any of the following:

a law conversion course approved by the Solicitors Regulation Authority

The Legal Practice Course in England and Wales, the Solicitors Course in Northern Ireland, or a Diploma in Professional Legal Practice in Scotland

The Bar Practice Course in England and Wales, or the Bar Course in Northern Ireland

A foundation programme in medicine or dentistry

A Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE)

A Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE)

You may also be able to apply if passing your course made you eligible for a job that’s regulated by UK law or a UK public authority. Your education provider can tell you if your course is eligible.

Conditions to permission:

Any work in the UK is permitted (professional sportsperson or coach is prohibited).
Study is restricted on this visa.
No access to public funds.

Documents required:

Valid passport and travel documents that show identity and nationality.
BRP (bio-metric residence permit)
Confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS) reference number
Proof of relationship to spouse (if they are applying with you)
Letter (from sponsorship or scholarship provider approving your application)

SPOUSE / DEPENDANT VISA

NOTE: Always check the official website for the most up-to-date information.

On dependent visas, international students can bring their immediate families to the UK to study.

They have their own set of requirements for dependent visas in the United Kingdom. Other relatives, such as brothers, parents, sisters, or cousins, are not eligible to apply as dependents.

Dependent Visa holders will have full employment rights in the United Kingdom. They are not, however, permitted to work as a doctor in training.

Dependent visas are divided into two categories:

Temporary: Holders of visas are granted temporary visas. Work, student, fiancé, intra-company transfer

permanent: permanent visas are for spouses or children under the age of 18-21. Immigration dependents

Classified as a dependent:

Your husband or wife (age 18 or over)
Your civil partner or unmarried partner (age 18 or over)
children (age under 18)

Eligibility For Applying for Dependent Visa:

1. Applicants must have a valid passport.
2. The sponsor must have adequate financial resources to support the dependents.
3. Work and income proof of the sponsor.
4. Medical examination and evidence of adequate insurance for dependents.
5. Filled application with enclosed fee.

Financial requirements:

Dependents must have sufficient funds to pay the cost of living in the UK as part of the immigration application. £680 per month that the visa is valid, up to a maximum of nine months.

Six months of bank statements must be submitted, clearly showing monthly pay and financial obligations. Other than salaries, no major cash deposits should be made. The total amount saved must be at least twice the amount spent on your projected vacation to the United Kingdom.

Official website link: Student visa: Your partner and children - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Top 10 Universities in the UK with Their Global Rankings

University of Oxford

Universities	Global Rank
University of Oxford	#2
University of Cambridge	#3
Imperial College London	#7
University College London	#8
University of Edinburgh - #16	#16
The University of Manchester	#27
King’s College London	#35
London School of Economics and Political Science	#49
University of Warwick	#61
The University of Bristol	#62

Intakes in the UK

UK universities and colleges offer three intakes:

FALL:

Starts: September
Duration: September - December

WINTER:

Starts: January
Duration: January - April

SUMMER/SPRING: Limited universities offer admissions for this intake

Starts: May
Duration:May - August

The cost of studying in the UK varies depending on the University and the Course you choose

S. No	Study Program	Average
1	Under Graduate Bachelor's Degree	GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000per year
2	Postgraduate master’s degree	GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000per year
3	Doctoral degree	GBP 15,000 to GBP 24,000per year

Best Part-Time Jobs for Students Studying in the UK

Retail assistant
Administrative assistant or receptionist
Library assistant
Tutor or teaching assistant
Research assistant
Customer service representative

UK Student Visa Requirements

To study in the UK, you'll need a student visa, known as the Tier 4 (General) Student Visa. To apply, you must have been offered a place on a course, have enough money to support yourself and pay for the course, and meet the English language requirements.

Post Study Work Visa / Graduate Route Visa:

After completing your studies in the UK, you can apply for a Graduate Route Visa, which allows you to live and work in the UK for up to two years. This visa is applicable to international students who have completed a bachelor's or master's degree.

Spouse / Dependent Visa:

The UK offers a Dependent Visa for the spouses and children of international students. This visa allows dependents to join the student in the UK and work or study without needing a separate visa.

ATAS Certificate

The Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) certificate is issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). It allows international students to study subject areas where the knowledge gained could be used in the creation or delivery of weapons of mass destruction (e.g., certain science subjects, mathematics, engineering, technology, or medicine).

Obtaining an ATAS clearance is necessary for:

Applying for a student visa

Applying for a visitor visa