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Study in UK
– Key Details

1. Eligibility Criteria

To study in the United Kingdom, international students must meet the following requirements:

  • Academic Requirements:

    • Undergraduate: Completion of higher secondary education (12th grade or equivalent).

    • Postgraduate: A recognized bachelor’s degree.

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  • English Language Proficiency:

    • IELTS: Minimum 6.0–6.5 overall (varies by university and course).

    • PTE: 50–58 or higher.

    • TOEFL: 80–100 (iBT)

    • Some universities accept English medium instruction certificates in place of IELTS.

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  • Offer Letter: From a recognized UK university or college (with a valid sponsor license).

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  • CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies): Issued by the institution to apply for the Student Visa.

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  • Financial Proof: Evidence of funds to cover tuition fees and living costs.

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  • Health & Character: TB test (if applicable) and police clearance certificate.

2. Expense

Studying in Canada is considered more affordable compared to other major destinations.

  • Studying in the UK involves tuition and living costs depending on location and course:

    • Tuition Fees (per year approx.)

      • Diploma/Foundation Courses: £8,000 – £15,000

      • Undergraduate Degrees: £12,000 – £22,000

      • Postgraduate Degrees: £13,000 – £25,000

      • MBA Programs: £20,000 – £35,000

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    • Living Costs (per year approx.)

      • London: £12,000 – £15,000

      • Outside London: £9,000 – £12,000

      • Accommodation, food, transport, books, and personal expenses are included in this estimate.

3. Pathways to Study & Beyond

The UK offers clear pathways for international students:

  • Direct Entry: Apply directly to universities or colleges through UCAS or institutional applications.

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  • Foundation or Pre-sessional Programs: For students who need academic or English language preparation before the main course.

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  • Student Visa (formerly Tier 4): Allows students to live, study, and work part-time in the UK.

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  • Graduate Route Visa: After completing eligible courses, students can stay and work in the UK for up to:

    • 2 years (Bachelor’s or Master’s graduates)

    • 3 years (PhD graduates).

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  • Skilled Worker Visa Pathway: Students with job offers from licensed sponsors can switch to work visas and eventually apply for settlement (PR).

4. Future Scope

The UK provides strong opportunities during and after studies:

  • Globally Recognized Degrees:  UK qualifications are highly valued worldwide.

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  • Post-Study Work Options:  The Graduate Route gives time to gain practical work experience.

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  • PR Opportunities:  Pathways through work visas and skilled worker programs can lead to permanent settlement.

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  • Diverse Career Fields:  Strong demand in finance, healthcare, IT, engineering, hospitality, and creative industries.

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  • Networking & Exposure:  Studying in the UK connects students with top global employers.

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  • Cultural Advantage:  A rich cultural environment enhances personal growth and communication skills.

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