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Why Study in Uk ?

The UK has a long-standing reputation for providing high-quality education, with many universities consistently ranking among the best in the world. The UK also has a diverse range of programs and courses, allowing students to tailor their education to their interests and career goals.The UK offers a wide range of degree programs in various fields, including business, engineering, sciences, humanities, arts, and social sciences. This provides students with a diverse range of options to choose from and enables them to pursue their interests and career aspirations.Many employers value the critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills that students develop through a UK education.The UK is a leader in research and innovation, with many universities at the forefront of cutting-edge research in various fields. Studying in the UK provides students with the opportunity to work with leading researchers and participate in groundbreaking research projects.The UK has a strong economy and many employment opportunities across various industries. Studying in the UK can provide students with the skills, knowledge, and networks they need to succeed in their chosen careers.

Top Courses

Undergraduate

  • Education and Society
  • UCL Bartlett, the Built Environment
  • Arts and Humanities
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Laws
  • Life Sciences
  • Mathematical and Physical Sciences
  • Medical Sciences
  • Population Health Sciences
  • Social and Historical Sciences

Masters

  • Education and Society
  • Arts and Humanities
  • Brain Sciences
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Laws
  • Life Sciences
  • Mathematical and Physical Sciences
  • Medical Sciences
  • Social and Historical Sciences

MBA

  • Full-Time MBA
  • Online/Distance MBA
  • art-Time MBA

PHD

  • Education and Society
  • UCL Bartlett, the Built Environment
  • Arts and Humanities
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Laws
  • Life Sciences
  • Mathematical and Physical Sciences
  • Medical Sciences
  • Population Health Sciences
  • Social and Historical Sciences

Career Opportunities

The UK is one of the largest economies in Europe and several statistics show that in the past few years, UK has seen a significant fall in the unemployment rate. This reflects that study in UK for Indian students is an impeccable opportunity

Part-Time Employment in the UK

Students can work up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time during holidays.
Students pursuing a course below the degree level will only be able to work 10 hours a week (this has been reduced from 20 hours). However, this does not include Foundation Degree students. Students planning to study in UK from India can expect to earn around £ 5 - £ 7/hour i.e., approximately £375 - £525/month during the term.
As UK education consultants we advise students to look for part-time jobs by browsing local newspapers and job shops as well as the Universities and Colleges career cells. However, please note that students are not guaranteed part-time employment by the University.
Students looking to study in UK for six months or less, cannot work nor extend their visas further.

Employment in UK After Graduating

To attract international students, the government altered the study visa rules for international students. Through the new scheme, international students from an ambit of countries which includes India can stay back in the UK for two years upon the completion of the course. Until recently, those who study in UK from India received a stay back of a mere four to six months respectively.
The new visa applies to students studying any subject at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The new visa will require a new application, compromising of payments of visa and health surcharge.
A prominent benefit to study in UK for Indian students is that it now gives them an opportunity to look for jobs. Once the graduate finds an appropriate job, they can switch to the skilled work segment which is a route towards settlement. Moreover, this does not restrict the type of jobs students are permitted to undertake.
Although universities have opened their doors to international students, the rules still remain stringent in accepting the academically eminent.
The new route is set to be launched in the summer of 2021, meaning eligible graduates in the summer of 2021 (Academic Year 2020-21) will be able to apply for this route. This also includes those who have already commenced their course.
Thus now, study in UK for Indian students includes an application under this route after the completion of the program, within the validity of their visa to gain exposure.
Careers in the field of Information Economy, Oil and Gas, Construction, Graphic Designers, Animators, Health Care, Restaurants, Medical Consultants, etc are prominent.

Education Cost

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Application Procedure

Intakes:

The main intake at universities in UK is Sep/Oct. Few universities offer Jan/Feb intakes as well.
English Language Requirements: The minimum score for IELTS is 6.5 for PG courses and 6.0 for UG Studies.
Some UK Universities take into consideration the marks scored in English in XII. If students have scored up to 75%, some universities waive off the English requirement.
*Please note TOEFL and PTE are accepted by selected UK Universities.

Entry Requirements / Eligibility:

1. Undergraduate: Most ranked Universities require 80-85% for Engineering, Law and Management. Some Universities with high ranking for specific subjects might also require a minimum of 90%. IB: 38-40 points and A levels -AAA preferred.
2. Entry requirements for Humanities, Arts, Social Science & Computer Science is 70-80%
3. Students who wish to study in UK from India but have scored lower than 60% in XII can choose Foundation and Diploma courses which help them get into better ranked Universities.
4. Students pursuing UG courses in UK should have completed 18 years of age before commencing the program.
5. Postgraduate: Most Universities prefer an overall of 60% marks in the UG degree, whilst some also require 70-75% min.
6. Some Universities will accept 50-60%, any additional qualification or work experience adds to the profile
7. Students with a low percentage can apply for a Pre-Masters course.
8. The duration of work experience required for an MBA program is from 0-4 years. Many Universities accept students without work experience too.
9. Most AMBA accredited University requirements will include GMAT + 25 years of age + minimum 3 years of full-time work experience after graduation. Moreover, at least 1 year of Senior level Management experience is preferred by some universities.

Sandwich and Foundation Programs

1. Sandwich programs are an amalgamation of periods of study and time spent in the industry. So, the course duration extends to 4 years.
2. Documents: To study in UK, students are required to have attested copies of mark sheets of Std X, XII, and all the 3 /4 / 5 years of the Bachelor degree. As study in UK consultants our counsellors can attest these for you, on sighting the originals.
3. At least 2 Academic reference letters are required from professors who have taught you most recently. One reference in the case of UG application on the UCAS application form itself.
4. If you have work experience then at least one work recommendation from the employer who knows you well.
5. Statement of Purpose.
6. Curriculum Vitae / Resume.
7. Photocopied score reports of GMAT/IELTS/TOEFL/PTE if available/required.
8. In the case of students applying for Art and Design courses & Architecture programs, the portfolio is also required.
9. Certificates/achievements at the State and National Level and extra-curricular activities.

The Process

1. Applying for Undergraduate Courses: Applications are made only through UCAS (only 1 application can be made in an academic year).
2. It is an online application method and one can apply to 5 different Universities on the same application form.
3. The UCAS application fee is 26 GBP to process the application for more than one university.

UCAS Deadlines:

1. Art and Design - 24th March
2. Oxford / Cambridge -15th October
3. Other Programs - 1st Deadline - 15th Jan: 2nd & Final Deadline - 30th June
4. Applying for Post Graduate Programs: As study in UK consultants, application forms are available at our offices, free of cost.
5. One can apply to multiple Universities.
6. Very few Universities charge an application process fee.
7. Some universities have deadlines.
8. As UK education consultants we advise that although most Universities do not have deadlines, students should apply at least 6/8 months in advance (especially if applying to a popular university).

Education System

The education system in the UK gives students the freedom to combine courses in UK and subjects from different areas so that they can tailor their degree to their own needs.
The Education System in the UK is divided into four main parts, Primary education, Secondary education, Further education and Higher education. Students in the UK have to legally attend primary and secondary education which runs from about 5 years old until the student is 16 years old.

Education Chart / Information

In UK, the "O" level is equivalent to SSC, "A" levels (2 years) is equivalent to HSC, Bachelor is for 3 years, 4 years are Sandwich programs, Masters are for 1 year and PH. D for 3 years.
1. Types of Certification
2. University
3. Open University
4. College and Institution of Higher Education
5. Open College
6. College of Technology
7. Teacher Training College
8. Institute

Grading System

The alphabetical system of grading is followed i.e. From A to E in Secondary schools in UK
A: Excellent/Outstanding
B: Above Average
C: Average
D: Below Average
E: Failing.

Main Grading System Used by Higher Education Institutions:

Study in UK for Indian students can be confusing due to the grading system. In UK, the Alphabetical system of grading is followed i.e. From A to E
A: Excellent/Outstanding
B: Above Average
C: Average
D: Below Average
E: Failing.

Other Main Grading Systems:

1. Apart from the alphabetical grading system, the Numerical system is also used in UK.
2. Types of degrees
3. Types of taught courses
4. Postgraduate Certificates and Diplomas (PGCert; PGDip)
5. Master (MA; MSc)
6. Master of Business Administration (MBA)
7. Types of research degrees
8. Master of Philosophy (MPhil)
9. Master of Research (MRes)
10. Professional / Taught Doctorates (DEng, DMus, DEd, DBA, DClinPsych)
11. New Route Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
12. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D. or DPhil)
13. Bachelor Degrees
14. Foundation Degrees
15. Higher National Diplomas Higher National Certificates Diplomas of Higher Education Foundation courses, Foundation years or Access/Bridging courses

Visa

The immigration route for students was altered by the British government on 5th Oct’2020. The Tier 4 route is now being called as the Student Route.

The new points-based immigration system comprises of the following:

1. Students need to highlight that they have an offer from an approved educational institution
2. They should be able to support themselves financially during their study in UK
3. Students must possess adequate English language proficiency
4. In totality, students need to attain 70 points to be able to get a student visa.
Therefore, in the summer of 2021, this new graduate visa route is set to be launched. With this route, those who have completed their study in UK can stay back for a period of 2 years, whilst those students at universities in UK for Ph.D.
programs can stay back for three years.

FAQ's

As UK education consultants here are a few Frequently Asked Questions we receive:

Are there any benefits offered to international students when they decide to study in UK? International students receive two main benefits:
NHS (National Health Service): All international students who study in UK for 6 months or more qualify for Health Care. There is a nominal charge for the same which a student pays at the time of Visa application.
National Union of Students: Many discounts are negotiated on behalf of their student members on things like books, stationery, food, clothes, travel and entertainment. All students are entitled to free NUS membership.

As a student looking to study in UK will I get a refund if my visa is refused?

If your visa is refused and you have paid a deposit to your institution for tuition fees, then you will receive a refund of the deposit. This will happen when you send the institution a copy of your visa refusal letter from the High Commission. A few institutions deduct a small amount usually no more than £ 100 for administrative charges.

How can I fund my study in UK?

The quality education, international exposure and the boost received to one career are the many benefits of studying in UK. Study in UK for Indian students can be sourced through family funds, bank loans, scholarships, bursaries, sponsorships etc.
Students can also utilize bank loans, savings accounts and fixed deposits maintained for a period of 28 days. Most nationalized banks offer student loans at competitive rates for considerable time periods, which may enable a larger section of students to study abroad. However, they will ask for collateral security to be pledged. You can even consider the possibility of an international bank loan. For further details kindly ask your Edwise counsellor.
Should I pay a deposit?
Some universities in UK require the students to pay part of their tuition fees in advance, in order to reserve a place. As UK education consultants, we recommend that all students should make a deposit payment as it facilitates getting a student visa.

How are the Universities in UK rated?

UK Universities do not have a formal ranking system, but the government takes the responsibility to monitor and control the quality of education provided through the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education. The Government conducts a Research Assessment Exercise once every 5 years, which determines the level of research activity in a university department. The departments are graded as high as 5* and as low as 1. General League Tables prepared by newspapers like the Sunday Times and Financial Times can also be checked.
How do I work out the cost to study in UK from India?
The cost of education consists of tuition fee for the first twelve months and food and maintenance for the first nine months @ GBP 1015 -/ GBP 1265 per month (as the case may be) irrespective of the length of your program. If the program is less than 9 months, you can calculate proportionately.

Universities

Undergraduate

  • Education and Society
  • UCL Bartlett, the Built Environment
  • Arts and Humanities
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Laws
  • Life Sciences
  • Mathematical and Physical Sciences
  • Medical Sciences
  • Population Health Sciences
  • Social and Historical Sciences

Masters

  • Education and Society
  • Arts and Humanities
  • Brain Sciences
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Laws
  • Life Sciences
  • Mathematical and Physical Sciences
  • Medical Sciences
  • Social and Historical Sciences

MBA

  • Full-Time MBA
  • Online/Distance MBA
  • art-Time MBA

PHD

  • Education and Society
  • UCL Bartlett, the Built Environment
  • Arts and Humanities
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Laws
  • Life Sciences
  • Mathematical and Physical Sciences
  • Medical Sciences
  • Population Health Sciences
  • Social and Historical Sciences

The UK is one of the largest economies in Europe and several statistics show that in the past few years, UK has seen a significant fall in the unemployment rate. This reflects that study in UK for Indian students is an impeccable opportunity

Part-Time Employment in the UK

Students can work up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time during holidays.
Students pursuing a course below the degree level will only be able to work 10 hours a week (this has been reduced from 20 hours). However, this does not include Foundation Degree students. Students planning to study in UK from India can expect to earn around £ 5 - £ 7/hour i.e., approximately £375 - £525/month during the term.
As UK education consultants we advise students to look for part-time jobs by browsing local newspapers and job shops as well as the Universities and Colleges career cells. However, please note that students are not guaranteed part-time employment by the University.
Students looking to study in UK for six months or less, cannot work nor extend their visas further.

Employment in UK After Graduating

To attract international students, the government altered the study visa rules for international students. Through the new scheme, international students from an ambit of countries which includes India can stay back in the UK for two years upon the completion of the course. Until recently, those who study in UK from India received a stay back of a mere four to six months respectively.
The new visa applies to students studying any subject at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The new visa will require a new application, compromising of payments of visa and health surcharge.
A prominent benefit to study in UK for Indian students is that it now gives them an opportunity to look for jobs. Once the graduate finds an appropriate job, they can switch to the skilled work segment which is a route towards settlement. Moreover, this does not restrict the type of jobs students are permitted to undertake.
Although universities have opened their doors to international students, the rules still remain stringent in accepting the academically eminent.
The new route is set to be launched in the summer of 2021, meaning eligible graduates in the summer of 2021 (Academic Year 2020-21) will be able to apply for this route. This also includes those who have already commenced their course.
Thus now, study in UK for Indian students includes an application under this route after the completion of the program, within the validity of their visa to gain exposure.
Careers in the field of Information Economy, Oil and Gas, Construction, Graphic Designers, Animators, Health Care, Restaurants, Medical Consultants, etc are prominent.

Comming Soon

Intakes:

The main intake at universities in UK is Sep/Oct. Few universities offer Jan/Feb intakes as well.
English Language Requirements: The minimum score for IELTS is 6.5 for PG courses and 6.0 for UG Studies.
Some UK Universities take into consideration the marks scored in English in XII. If students have scored up to 75%, some universities waive off the English requirement.
*Please note TOEFL and PTE are accepted by selected UK Universities.

Entry Requirements / Eligibility:

1. Undergraduate: Most ranked Universities require 80-85% for Engineering, Law and Management. Some Universities with high ranking for specific subjects might also require a minimum of 90%. IB: 38-40 points and A levels -AAA preferred.
2. Entry requirements for Humanities, Arts, Social Science & Computer Science is 70-80%
3. Students who wish to study in UK from India but have scored lower than 60% in XII can choose Foundation and Diploma courses which help them get into better ranked Universities.
4. Students pursuing UG courses in UK should have completed 18 years of age before commencing the program.
5. Postgraduate: Most Universities prefer an overall of 60% marks in the UG degree, whilst some also require 70-75% min.
6. Some Universities will accept 50-60%, any additional qualification or work experience adds to the profile
7. Students with a low percentage can apply for a Pre-Masters course.
8. The duration of work experience required for an MBA program is from 0-4 years. Many Universities accept students without work experience too.
9. Most AMBA accredited University requirements will include GMAT + 25 years of age + minimum 3 years of full-time work experience after graduation. Moreover, at least 1 year of Senior level Management experience is preferred by some universities.

Sandwich and Foundation Programs

1. Sandwich programs are an amalgamation of periods of study and time spent in the industry. So, the course duration extends to 4 years.
2. Documents: To study in UK, students are required to have attested copies of mark sheets of Std X, XII, and all the 3 /4 / 5 years of the Bachelor degree. As study in UK consultants our counsellors can attest these for you, on sighting the originals.
3. At least 2 Academic reference letters are required from professors who have taught you most recently. One reference in the case of UG application on the UCAS application form itself.
4. If you have work experience then at least one work recommendation from the employer who knows you well.
5. Statement of Purpose.
6. Curriculum Vitae / Resume.
7. Photocopied score reports of GMAT/IELTS/TOEFL/PTE if available/required.
8. In the case of students applying for Art and Design courses & Architecture programs, the portfolio is also required.
9. Certificates/achievements at the State and National Level and extra-curricular activities.

The Process

1. Applying for Undergraduate Courses: Applications are made only through UCAS (only 1 application can be made in an academic year).
2. It is an online application method and one can apply to 5 different Universities on the same application form.
3. The UCAS application fee is 26 GBP to process the application for more than one university.

UCAS Deadlines:

1. Art and Design - 24th March
2. Oxford / Cambridge -15th October
3. Other Programs - 1st Deadline - 15th Jan: 2nd & Final Deadline - 30th June
4. Applying for Post Graduate Programs: As study in UK consultants, application forms are available at our offices, free of cost.
5. One can apply to multiple Universities.
6. Very few Universities charge an application process fee.
7. Some universities have deadlines.
8. As UK education consultants we advise that although most Universities do not have deadlines, students should apply at least 6/8 months in advance (especially if applying to a popular university).

The education system in the UK gives students the freedom to combine courses in UK and subjects from different areas so that they can tailor their degree to their own needs.
The Education System in the UK is divided into four main parts, Primary education, Secondary education, Further education and Higher education. Students in the UK have to legally attend primary and secondary education which runs from about 5 years old until the student is 16 years old.

Education Chart / Information

In UK, the "O" level is equivalent to SSC, "A" levels (2 years) is equivalent to HSC, Bachelor is for 3 years, 4 years are Sandwich programs, Masters are for 1 year and PH. D for 3 years.
1. Types of Certification
2. University
3. Open University
4. College and Institution of Higher Education
5. Open College
6. College of Technology
7. Teacher Training College
8. Institute

Grading System

The alphabetical system of grading is followed i.e. From A to E in Secondary schools in UK
A: Excellent/Outstanding
B: Above Average
C: Average
D: Below Average
E: Failing.

Main Grading System Used by Higher Education Institutions:

Study in UK for Indian students can be confusing due to the grading system. In UK, the Alphabetical system of grading is followed i.e. From A to E
A: Excellent/Outstanding
B: Above Average
C: Average
D: Below Average
E: Failing.

Other Main Grading Systems:

1. Apart from the alphabetical grading system, the Numerical system is also used in UK.
2. Types of degrees
3. Types of taught courses
4. Postgraduate Certificates and Diplomas (PGCert; PGDip)
5. Master (MA; MSc)
6. Master of Business Administration (MBA)
7. Types of research degrees
8. Master of Philosophy (MPhil)
9. Master of Research (MRes)
10. Professional / Taught Doctorates (DEng, DMus, DEd, DBA, DClinPsych)
11. New Route Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
12. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D. or DPhil)
13. Bachelor Degrees
14. Foundation Degrees
15. Higher National Diplomas Higher National Certificates Diplomas of Higher Education Foundation courses, Foundation years or Access/Bridging courses

The immigration route for students was altered by the British government on 5th Oct’2020. The Tier 4 route is now being called as the Student Route.

The new points-based immigration system comprises of the following:

1. Students need to highlight that they have an offer from an approved educational institution
2. They should be able to support themselves financially during their study in UK
3. Students must possess adequate English language proficiency
4. In totality, students need to attain 70 points to be able to get a student visa.
Therefore, in the summer of 2021, this new graduate visa route is set to be launched. With this route, those who have completed their study in UK can stay back for a period of 2 years, whilst those students at universities in UK for Ph.D.
programs can stay back for three years.

As UK education consultants here are a few Frequently Asked Questions we receive:

Are there any benefits offered to international students when they decide to study in UK? International students receive two main benefits:
NHS (National Health Service): All international students who study in UK for 6 months or more qualify for Health Care. There is a nominal charge for the same which a student pays at the time of Visa application.
National Union of Students: Many discounts are negotiated on behalf of their student members on things like books, stationery, food, clothes, travel and entertainment. All students are entitled to free NUS membership.

As a student looking to study in UK will I get a refund if my visa is refused?

If your visa is refused and you have paid a deposit to your institution for tuition fees, then you will receive a refund of the deposit. This will happen when you send the institution a copy of your visa refusal letter from the High Commission. A few institutions deduct a small amount usually no more than £ 100 for administrative charges.

How can I fund my study in UK?

The quality education, international exposure and the boost received to one career are the many benefits of studying in UK. Study in UK for Indian students can be sourced through family funds, bank loans, scholarships, bursaries, sponsorships etc.
Students can also utilize bank loans, savings accounts and fixed deposits maintained for a period of 28 days. Most nationalized banks offer student loans at competitive rates for considerable time periods, which may enable a larger section of students to study abroad. However, they will ask for collateral security to be pledged. You can even consider the possibility of an international bank loan. For further details kindly ask your Edwise counsellor.
Should I pay a deposit?
Some universities in UK require the students to pay part of their tuition fees in advance, in order to reserve a place. As UK education consultants, we recommend that all students should make a deposit payment as it facilitates getting a student visa.

How are the Universities in UK rated?

UK Universities do not have a formal ranking system, but the government takes the responsibility to monitor and control the quality of education provided through the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education. The Government conducts a Research Assessment Exercise once every 5 years, which determines the level of research activity in a university department. The departments are graded as high as 5* and as low as 1. General League Tables prepared by newspapers like the Sunday Times and Financial Times can also be checked.
How do I work out the cost to study in UK from India?
The cost of education consists of tuition fee for the first twelve months and food and maintenance for the first nine months @ GBP 1015 -/ GBP 1265 per month (as the case may be) irrespective of the length of your program. If the program is less than 9 months, you can calculate proportionately.

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