The United Kingdom, made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, is an island nation in northwestern Europe. England – birthplace of Shakespeare and The Beatles – is home to the capital, London, a globally influential centre of finance and culture. The United Kingdom is a developed country and has the world's fifth-largest economy by GDP. It was the world's first industrialized country and the world's foremost power during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
LONDON - Its the UK’s centre for entertainment/TV, music, politics and business. It is so much in the one place and hence students love for the city is enormous. London, therefore, is fondly called as " A city for international students."
Cost of living in uK
The average cost of living is steeper in the UK, as it has expensive cities. A student would need around £ 600 to £1,000 per month to maintain a decent standard of living depending on the city they live.
Students are allowed to work while studying. During the regular academic year, students are permitted to work part-time up to 20 hours per week.
The UK is well-connected by buses and trains. London has an extensive underground network whilst all the major cities have large tram systems. Students can purchase a student rail or bus card to receive a discount on fares. Cycling in a city is great option, hiring a bicycle can be both cheap and healthy (just pay a small docking charge).
Tuition cost
Tuition fees will vary as per universities and courses:
Undergraduate Tuition fee varies from £12,000 – £25,000
Graduate Tuition fee ranges from £12,000 – £35,000*
MBA Tuition fee is expensive than other Master’s programs and tuition fee ranges from £15,000 – £30,000*
Tuition at few top ranked universities is Comparatively Higher
Most UK Universities typically offer scholarships from £1,000 – £5,000 based on student’s academic scores and prior work experience.
English Test Required
To be admitted into UK Universities, an English proficiency test is required.
IELTS (The International English Language Testing System)
TOEFL (Test of English as Foreign Language)
PTE (The Pearson Test of English)
CAE (The Cambridge English)
UKVI IELTS
Major Intakes
UK universities majorly focus on two intakes : January & September
Some Universities have a MAY intake
Process Flow
Checking Entry Requirements
Arrange Financial Document (28 Day Savings)
Process Your Application (Documentation)
Process Application for Visa
Receive CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Study)
Receive Offer Letter
Pay Tuition Deposit
Attend Credibility Interview
Application Checklist
Semester wise Mark Sheets of Graduation
Certificate of Graduation/Bachelor’s degree
Xth Class & XIIth Class Memorandum
Certificate of English proficiency – IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/UKVI IELTS
Personal statement (Or Statement of Purpose) with 300 – 350 words
2 Reference letters or Letter of recommendation’s
Resume or CV (if applicable)
Photocopy of First & Last Page of Passport
Experience Certificates (if applicable)
Visa checklist
Completed Visa Application Forms (Online and Appendix8) with two Photographs
Valid Passport (Original)
Proof of Funds (Bank Education Loan/Bank Statement/Bank Fixed deposits)
Visa Fee (Non-refundable)
Originals of Education Certificates and English Language Test (IELTS) score sheet (if applicable)
Consent Letter & Birth Certificate (If Parents Funds shown)
CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies from a UK Institution for a Full time Course)
TB Screening Report
ATAS Certificate incase of Mechanical, Aero & research related Courses
The length of your stay will depend on the course you intend to study. Additional time may be granted at the end of the course depending on its length. However, the length of stay for a postgraduate research student is usually 6 months longer than the usual relevant period set out for a course.
Popular Courses
Psychology: Most universities cover a wide spectrum of themes associated with the subject, including mental health, the evolution of the child, clinical psychology and forensic psychology. Moreover, the employment level is high among UK psychology graduates.
Computer science: With a boom in technology, there is a huge demand for graduates who can code, develop software, games and apps. A degree in computer science can up your employability.
Art and Design : When it comes to the art, the UK offers a slew of courses in design, creative art, fashion, architecture, music and performing arts. London’s design schools and universities have produced some of the world’s best designers and artists
Economics: London is one of the leading global financial centres in the world, and studying economics close to where many of its theories originated can be of a huge advantage. Moreover, some of the world’s largest banks and accountancy firms operate in the UK.
Business: 27 % of International Students in UK Study Business. Many successful businessmen and entrepreneurs who lead some of the most powerful and innovative companies in the world hold a business degree from UK universities
Preclinical medicine: The UK is home to some of the world’s finest centres for medical and surgical specialties.