UK at a Glance

General Information

Admission Process

Step 1

• Submit all academic certificates/mark sheets/other certificates (if required).
• Provide copies of your passport and 3 copies of passport-sized photos.
• Include two reference letters and a Statement of Purpose.

Step 2

• Postgraduate students need to submit a CV and work experience as per university requirements.
• Complete the university application form along with any other necessary forms.

Step 3

• All the above documents will be sent to the institutions at our cost.
• The prospective institution will/may take 2 to 8 weeks to confirm the admission.
• Need to pay the tuition fees to the Institution account (Bank Draft/TT/ Credit card) refundable if the visa is rejected.
• CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) Letter issued by the Institution.

Visa Process

Step 1

• Submit financial papers. Either the parent or student can act as guarantors.
• A minimum equivalent of 1-year tuition + 9 months of living costs must be shown in the sponsor’s bank account for at least 1 month.
• Provide regular income proof.

Step 2

• Submit your visa application through VFS after completing all required paperwork.
• Pay the NHS (National Health Service) surcharge.
• Be prepared for an interview, if required..
• IELTS requirements:Diploma: 5.5,Undergraduate: 6.0,Graduate Diploma: 6.0/6.5,Postgraduate: 6.5

Scholarships

There are several scholarship options available for students looking to study in the UK. These scholarships range from financial aid based on merit, need, or specific fields of study. Below is a list of scholarships that international students can apply for, providing them with excellent opportunities to achieve their academic goals.

• Commonwealth UK Scholarship - These scholarships are based on the financial needs of the students. The majority of them are only available to American residents, but some universities will award needs-based scholarships to international students.
• Clarendon Scholarship - For students who are either academically gifted, were the best sports players in high school, or excelled in community or business work.
• Reach Oxford Scholarship - These scholarships are aimed at students from developing countries in particular.
• British Chevening Scholarship - The United States government offers many scholarship programmes for international students.
• Gates Cambridge Scholarship - Sometimes private companies or donors fund grants to foreign students. They are also more likely to target developing countries and minority groups, or in particular fields of study.

Partner Institutes

• City, University of London - London
• London Metropolitan University - London
• London South Bank University - London
• Middlesex University - London
• University of East London (UEL) - London
• University of Greenwich - London
• University of Law - London
• University of Westminster - London
• Ulster University - London
• Kingston University - London
• Brunel University - London
• Birmingham City University - Birmingham
• University of Chester - Chester
• Keele University - Keele
• Lancaster University - Lancaster
• Leeds Beckett University - Leeds
• De Montfort University - Leicester
• Liverpool John Moores University - Liverpool
• Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) - Manchester
• Teesside University - Middlesbrough
• Newcastle University - Newcastle
• Northumbria University - Newcastle
• The University of Northampton - Northampton
• Oxford Brookes University - Oxford
• Solent University - Southampton
• The University of York - York
• University of South Wales - Cardiff
• Queen’s University Belfast - Belfast
• Glasgow Caledonian University - Glasgow
• University of Bath - Bath