The UK is one of the world's most popular destinations to study higher education, with more than 500,000 international students enrolling each year. UK courses are generally shorter than other countries, helping to reduce overall tuition fees and accommodation costs. Among the benefits of studying in UK is a wide choice in picking your field of study and institution. You can choose from 150,000 courses at universities and colleges across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and directly contact the institute to order prospectuses. A work placement is a part of the study course for some colleges, and your university or college may assist in providing placement. Indian students who're worried about expensive tuition fee need not lose sleep either, for there are many scholarships that you can apply to, especially at postgraduate and research level, to support your study and cost of living costs. There have been some changes on the post-study work visa since November 2015.  There is no limit on the number of international students who can stay in the UK upon completion of their course.

Yes, IELTS can be exempted on the bases of your English marks in obtained in class 12 IELTS exemption on the bases of English Marks University wise, but ranges from 60 to 80 marks. Also student have to keep academic gap to a minimum from a future perspective.

Depending on the choice for your course and university, the tuition fees varies accordingly.

The undergraduate and graduate degrees generally range from $10K - $15K. Even they allow paying around 65% of fees before visa and rest student can pay after reaching UK within certain duration. The Living cost ranges from 400 to 900 Pounds per month, depending upon the location you choose.

$8,000 to $10,000 approx.-Bachelor’s degree

$12,000 to $14,000 approx. - Master’s degree

For an example:

If you are studying on a 1-year Master's course, your tuition fees are £14,500 and you have paid your £4,000 deposit plus an extra £2,000 towards your fees.

Studying in the UK can be affordable if you plan well in advance, you can apply to a range of scholarships offered by the British universities and colleges before deadlines. The most important criterion for most scholarships is a good academic score; however, it also depends on factors such as your chosen destination, subject and level. In some scholarships, factors like extracurricular activities, and volunteering can also be used to advantage. Keep in mind that every scholarship has its eligibility criteria. 

The UK is the most flexible education system in the world - gaps are never a problem in the UK if justified rightly. Recent pass out candidates will always be preferred but in cases with 2 or more years study gap can be acceptable with valid gap proof. IELTS is required with an overall score of 6.0 bands and not less than 5.5 Bands. If the student is not having IELTS score, minimum 60% marks in English is mandatory.

Yes, degrees from UK institutions are accepted worldwide and known for their quality of education. Students having United Kingdom degree have a wide range of job opportunities all over the world & hold a prestigious value universally.

Student must have enough money to pay for the course fees for the first year of your course. If your course is less than one year long, you are required to have the funds for your entire course fees. First of all student need to show 28 days old fund with bank statement covering 9 months of living expense & remaining tuition fees if any If university is based out of Greater London, £1,265 per month as a living expense. The maximum amount you will need for your living costs is £11,385.

For example, if you are applying for a visa to study a 1-year Master's course and:

• Your fees are £14,500
• You have paid the £4,000 deposit plus an extra £2,000 towards your fees
• Your CAS states: Course Fees for the Year: £14,500, Course Fees Paid so far: £6,000
• Your remaining course fee is £8,500

If you are going to study on a 3-year undergraduate course, you will need to show £11,385.00 (£1,265 × 9 months) for your living costs.

You must have £8,500 in your account or your parent(s)' account for your tuition fees in addition to the funds for your living costs.

CAS stands for Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies. UK immigration rules require the University to sponsor your application for a student visa (this is not the same as financial sponsorship)you will need a CAS number to apply for a visa to allow you to study in the UK.

CAS is an electronic document issued to you by the college or university that you have chosen to study at. Your CAS will be valid for student visa application for six months from the date of issue. Your institution will also send a unique reference number that will match up with your CAS. You must mention this reference number on the Tier 4 visa application form. The visa official processing your application will check this number and corroborating document to confirm that you have an unconditional offer from the university.

Yes, In the UK as an international student, you're allowed to work up to 20 hours at maximum per week during term-time and full-time during holiday breaks. But there are many restrictions and conditions you must stay in line with in order to be allowed to work. Students who wish to remain in the UK after they graduate must apply for a work visa, unless they meet the criteria for a two-year post-study work visa for international students.

Immigration is now a hot button topic in the UK, The system is pretty much streamlined when it comes to applying & obtaining the student visa for UK. If you have a CAS letter from a decent university & sufficient bank balance, you should get your visa easily. Under the new system, students will require a total of 70 points to be granted a visa. They will achieve the required points if they can demonstrate that they have an offer from an approved educational institution, speak English and are able to support themselves during their studies in the UK.