Can students work part-time during their studies?

Yes, students can work part-time for 20 hours at the maximum in a week. They can work full-time during term breaks.

Is an interview compulsory for a UK student visa?

Before confirming admission, almost all universities undertake a credibility interview exam.

This stands for Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies. The immigration rules in the UK require your host university to sponsor your visa. You will require a CAS number to apply for this visa. The visa officer will check the unique CAS number as well as supporting document to confirm, you have an offer from the university.

What is the Russell Group University?

The Russell Group universities, founded in 1994, are a prestigious group of 24 research-focused institutions. Some of the universities included are Bristol, Birmingham, Cambridge, Cardiff, Durham, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Imperial College London, King's College London, Leeds, Liverpool, LSE, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Oxford, Queen Mary, Queen's University Belfast, Sheffield, Southampton, Warwick, and York.

Is it possible to extend our stay in the UK once we finish our studies?

International students in the UK must leave after completing their studies, unless they apply for a visa extension. The visa length depends on the course duration stated in the Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies (CAS).

Do the Russell Group Universities provide scholarships?

Most Russell Group universities provide scholarships to student on different criteria. These are granted on the basis of extracurricular activities, discipline, academic merit, etc.

Do institutions in the UK accept 10+2+3 system of education?

Yes, the 10+2+3 system is accepted by UK universities for Master's programs.

Are the eligibility criteria for all Russell group universities the same?

Each university under the Russell Group has its own eligibility criteria; However, there are some standard requirements too. For instance, they all have English language test requirements, criminal records declaration (DBS/Disclosure Scotland for Scottish Universities), entrance interviews, health checks, and personal statement supporting your thoughts on studying in the UK universities.

The UCAS is UK-based organization that operates the centralized admission process for universities in the country.

What are the entry requirements of Russell Group Universities?

The Russell Group universities admit students based on three A-level grades. However, some institutions, such as LSE and Cambridge, require an AS-level, too. Thus, applicants are well-advised to see the entry requirements on individual university websites before applying.

How long does UK student visa take?

The visa processing times are usually 3-5 weeks.

Will going to a Russell Group university improve my job prospects?

When it comes to getting a good job, factors such as grades, experience and interviews will be the real clinchers. However, an honours degree from a Russell Group university can enrich your resume and help find employment in leading companies.

Will I get language support in the UK if I'm still working on improving my English?

Yes, you will get language support in the UK even if you have enrolled for another course. Most universities have a language support facility to help you improve the same.

Is study gap accepted by the UK universities?

UK universities do not accept study gaps. For master's programs, you can have up to 10-12 years of work experience, counted from your graduation year. For bachelor's programs, 2-3 years of experience is acceptable. While gaps are not allowed, universities may ask for proof of work experience during those years.

Cost of studying in UK

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Cost Of Studying in the UK for Indian Students

The UK is the second most-preferred country by international students for overseas education. The cost is undoubtedly not too low, and multiple things need to be considered before making a decision.

Types of Expenses (Annual)	Expenses in GBP
Tuition Fees	GBP£20,000 -£45,000 for undergraduate degrees; GBP £10,000 – £35,000 for graduate degrees; and GBP£15,000 – £24,000 for doctoral degrees
Accommodation	GBP £400-£1724 for student halls; GBP £400-£800 for rooms; GBP £1000 for flats; GBP £400 -£8200 for studio apartments; and GBP £376-£1500 for houses
Travel Costs	GBP£140 per month if using public transport systems
Health Insurance	GBP£470 per year for health insurance;GBP£235 for shorter study courses
Food	GBP£150- £250 on food and groceries every month
Extra Costs	GBP £50-£100 entertainment GBP £348 student visa fee (one-time fee)