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The UK is on a mission to become the top choice for Indian students. Recognizing previous challenges, the government's new policies aim to improve and clarify your experience. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has stated that international students are truly "valued guests," backed by real changes. They're making visa processes simpler and making sure you know that you're a big part of the UK's universities, culture, and economy. This warm welcome is all about making you feel supported, valued, and at home while you study in the UK.

UK is well-known for its renowned education system, with internationally recognized universities and colleges. UK appeals to a large number of students from different countries due to its high standards of teaching, learning and research set by the government. UK is the 6th highest ranked study destination in the world. Moreover, the institutions in UK offer bursaries and scholarships to students. In order to maintain its educational reputation, the country has an agency, the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for higher education that ensures a high level of education. International students get an added advantage as UK provides job opportunities, which will help them enhance their skills and aim for higher salary packages. In addition, there are a variety of courses offered, and students have the liberty to combine different courses from different fields as per their interests. The welcoming cultural atmosphere and adaptability of life makes it easy for international students to fit in quickly.

Why study in the UK?

Here's why the UK is the ultimate destination for you:

  • World-renowned universities: The UK houses 4 of the top 10 universities in the world according to the QS World University Rankings 2025.
  • Diverse course offerings: UK universities offer a wide range of courses with the opportunity to specialize early. Students have access to over 50,000 courses in more than 25 subject areas.
  • Quality education: The UK's higher education system ranks as the second-best in the world. Over 82% of research conducted by UK universities is rated as ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’ according to the Research Excellence Framework.

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Work Opportunity

An international student in the UK is typically allowed to work for up to 20 hours a week during the ongoing college term and full-time when college is out of term. The students will earn £5 – £7/ hour. Also, when institutions have closed for holidays, international students are allowed to work full time. Students can find part time jobs via local newspapers, job shops and the university’s career cell.

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Cost of Living

  • The approximate cost of living for a student is £ 9,135 outside London, and £ 11,385 inside London the tuition fee a student will have to incur will range between £8000 – £25000 per year.
  • The approximate cost of living for a student is £ 9,135 outside London, and £ 11,385 inside London the tuition fee a student will have to incur will range between £8000 – £25000 per year.
  • Moreover, international students are permitted to work part time which helps them gain work experience, hone their skills, and financially help themselves.
Exams and qualifications

Exams and qualifications required for studying in UK:

In order to study in the UK as a foreigner, a student needs to undertake specific standardized examination tests for being an eligible candidate in the desired university. There are a few mandatory exams that a student needs to pass, regardless of the university. Further, depending on the chosen course, the student is required to appear for certain exams specific to his/her field.

The applicant needs to pass one of the following mandatory exams (undergraduate and postgraduate study):


  • IELTS
  • PTE
  • TOEFL
  • OET

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Documents

Education Documents

  • Passport
  • 10th and 12th mark sheets
  • Letters of recommendation (2 for masters, 1 for bachelors)
  • Statement of purpose
  • Curriculum vitae/ resume
  • Work experience certificates (if applicable)
  • IELTS/PTE
  • Medium of instruction certificate
Scholarships

Scholarships in UK

UK universities seek to attract talented international students and hence offer different kinds of scholarships. Scholarships helps students focus on their studies rather than worry about the repayment of the loans taken, and hence saves them from debt. Scholarships can provide financial assistance with:

  • Tuition fees
  • Accommodation and living expenses
  • Both tuition and living costs

Scholarships are also based on the amount that is covered. Some scholarships cover the total amount of all costs in the duration of the course. There are other scholarships that cover partial costs like the cost for one year or provide a certain payment to cover your costs.

Here are a few available scholarships:

  • University of South Wales – Scholarship up to £3000
  • Northumbria University – Scholarship up to £3000
  • Bedfordshire university – Scholarships up to £2000
  • Coventry university – Scholarship up to £4000
  • London South Bank University – Scholarship up to £4000

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Education System

UK education system

Renowned for its reputable education system, the UK’s education system is divided into 5 stages, out of which, the 4th stage is further Education (FE) and the 5th, Higher Education (HE). The universities offer graduate, postgraduate and doctorate degrees as well as sandwich and foundation programs.

Being an education oriented country; the UK has a heavy focus on key concepts and building a foundation for students. The curriculum is effectively defined by understanding the requirements of the market, and thereby develop and enhance the necessary skills in students.

Emerging sectors in UK

As the UK becomes increasingly advanced, and provides with higher number of jobs in varied fields, UK’s workforce contributes to its economic growth. There seems to be healthy growth prospects in certain industries, especially IT and technology.

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Visa check list

Apply for a student visa in UK Visa Checklist

  • Completed Visa Application Forms (Online and Appendix8) with two Photographs
  • Valid Passport (Original)
  • Visa Fee (Non-refundable)
  • CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies from a UK Institution for a Full time Course)
  • Proof of Funds (Bank Education Loan/Bank Statement/Bank Fixed deposits) Originals of Education Certificates and English Language Test (IELTS) score sheet (if applicable)
  • TB Screening Report
  • Consent Letter & Birth Certificate (If Parents Funds shown)
  • ATAS Certificate incase of Mechanical, Aero & research related Courses
FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Business Management
  • Computer Science
  • Engineering
  • Creative Arts
  • Architecture
  • Law

Yes, you can work part-time while you are studying. You can work upto 20 hours a week when studying, and full-time during vacations. You can search for part time jobs in local newspaper job shops and the university’s or college’s career cell.

As a student, you are free to apply for undergraduate, postgraduate and research courses. Moreover, you can apply for package courses which are inclusive of certificate and diploma courses, leading to an undergraduate or postgraduate degree.

Student visa application should be done at least 4-6 weeks prior to the commencement of the course. Post submitting the visa application the student will have to wait for at least 15 working days.

    The approximate cost of living for a student is £ 9,135 outside London, and £ 11,385 inside London

    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.
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