Study In UK

Overview

Studying in the UK offers international students a world-class education in a culturally rich and diverse environment. The UK is home to some of the world’s most prestigious universities, including the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, and Imperial College London.

The UK also offers post-study work opportunities through the Graduate Route, allowing graduates to work for up to two years after completing their studies, making it an attractive destination for those seeking both education and career advancement.

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400+

Colleges

100,000+

Indian Students

£30,000

Average Tuition Fees

£12,200

Cost of Living (Annual)

Cost of Living

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Tuition Fees:
£30,000
train
Transportation:
£1000
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Personal Expenses:
£6000
energy
Electricity:
£1,923
housing
Housing:
£18,000
healthcare
Healthcare:
£700
Average Expenditure per year: £60,000 - £80,000

Application:

Start your application with these key documents in hand:

Valid Passport

Research Proposal (if needed)

English proficiency Test

Reference Letter

Extra-Curricular Certificates

Statement of Purpose

Degree (Previous Institutes)

Academic Transcripts

CV/Resume

Proof of financials

Letter of Recommendation

Proof of financials

Your Roadmap to College Applications

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Understanding Visas and Immigration

The UK Student Visa, which replaced the Tier 4 (General) student visa, allows international students aged 16 and over to study in the UK at a licensed educational institution. To qualify, applicants must have received a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from a recognized sponsor, demonstrate sufficient financial resources to cover tuition fees and living expenses, and prove their proficiency in English. The required financial support is approximately £1,334 per month for students studying in London and £1,023 per month for those outside London, typically needed for up to nine months.

The application process for a UK Student Visa can be initiated up to six months before the course starts, with decisions usually made within three weeks. The visa allows students to stay for the duration of their course plus additional time—up to four months after completion for courses longer than six months. Students can work part-time during their studies, although specific restrictions apply based on their course level.

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Students must demonstrate they have approximately £1,334 per month for living costs if studying in London and £1,023 per month if studying outside London, for up to nine months.

Yes, international students on a valid student visa can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays.

The processing time for a UK student visa is typically around 3 weeks, so it’s advisable to apply well in advance of your course start date.

If your visa application is rejected, you can request a review of the decision or reapply by addressing the reasons for rejection and ensuring you meet all requirements before submitting a new application.