Frequently Asked Questions for Study in UK

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The candidate should have completed at least 13 years of education in the home country or the UK and have taken pre-university qualifications equivalent to UK A-levels or equivalents. Even if you don’t have these qualifications, you can study in UK. Connect with our counselors to know in what circumstances one can opt to study in the UK without having these defined qualifications.

Yes, students having Tier 4 visas are permitted to work 20 hours in their ongoing sessions and full time during vacations. If you are pursuing a doctorate, you may work full-time year-round.

If you are 16 or 17 years old and applying for the Tier 4 (General) student visa, you would need written consent from your parents or legal guardian (along with the details of your guardian in the UK) that you can live and travel independently.

Studying in the UK is generally cheaper than in other equally qualified countries. The tuition fee for undergraduate and graduate degrees here is approx $17,000- $25,000/year. And living expenses accounts between $1,300- $1,600 per month.

You may find some universities in the UK that do not look into the grades and accept students based on their talent & achievements. Do check the qualification requirements on the university website before applying for any course. It will help you understand what grades are required for the same.

Universities around the UK offer scholarships to international students. You also get scholarships through the British Government or local organizations. Scholarships have certain criteria, and students need to have a convincing profile to avail these grants.

If you want to stay in the UK post studies, you will be required to apply for a visa extension or work visa based on the type of employment you are seeking, duration of stay, and your current visa status.

No, it is not necessary. You can access the NHS facilities instead with just £150 per year that you need to pay during your visa application.

Absolutely. You can get admission to any university in the UK based on English marks you scored in the 12th standard. Some universities also give entry to students based on MOI.

In usual conditions, it takes 4-8 weeks to process a student visa, starting from the date of your application submission. However, it largely depends on the individuals and can vary case by case.

The gap is not allowed in most UK universities (unless you have a valid reason for it).

The IELTS is the commonly preferred English language proficiency test by most of the institutions in the UK. You may also get asked for an IELTS score during the visa application process. However, at the global level, UK institutions accept other proficiency tests as well. Make sure you check the official website of the university to get deets about the test.

• End to End Admission Assistance
• Application & Admission Counselling
• Test preparation for IELTS Exams
• Scholarship Assistance
• Student Loan Assistance
• Visa counselling and credibility interviews to avoid rejections
• Forex, Ticketing & Student Housing support
• University Delegate Meetings Setup
• Student Alumni Visits
• Parents’ involvement at Every Step
• Pre-departure sessions for students and parents
• Smart Discounts on Air Tickets

• SSC marksheet & certificate
• HSC marksheet & certificate
• Graduation marksheet & certificate
• Convocation Certificate (not mandatory)
• Transcripts
• Resume / CV
• IELTS / PTE / TOEFL result
• Passport Copy (Front & Back)
• Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Letter of Recommendation (LOR)
• 1 from Employer, 2 from College

If working individual:

• Appointment Letter
• Experience Letter
• 6 months salary slip

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