United Kingdom

• The UK has a multicultural society, with a rich diversity of cultures, languages, and faiths.
• You’ll find widely varied cuisine, strong transport links, famous music festivals, and international sporting championships.
• Choose from over 50,000 courses, in more than 25 subject areas.
• UK courses are generally shorter than other countries, helping to reduce overall tuition fees and accommodation costs.
• It can be possible to work while you study too.
• One of the world’s leading destinations for international students, second only to the USA. UK universities are among the best in the world, and consistently perform well in world rankings. They also have a reputation for world-class research.
• UK higher education degrees and qualifications are recognised by employers and academics worldwide.
• Students get the opportunity to develop the skills, knowledge, critical thinking, and connections to drive forward their careers.
• High quality postgraduate study opportunities are also available at the majority of UK universities, with some universities offering sponsorship to extend Tier 4 visas.

• Anglia Ruskin University.
•  Birmingham City University.
•  BPP University.
•  Cardiff Metropolitan University.
•  City University London.
•  Coventry University.
•  De Montfort University.
•  Glasgow Caledonian University.
•  Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh.
•  Kings College London.
•  Kingston University.
•  Leeds Beckett University, Leeds.
•  Middlesex University, London.
•  Navitas Group.
•  Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne.
•  Plymouth University.
•  Queen Mary University, London.
•  Queens University Belfast.
•  Regents University London.
•  Richmond University, London.
•  Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen.
•  Roehampton University, London.
•  Royal Holloway, University of London.
•  Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield.
•  Study Group.
•  Swansea University.
•  University of Aberdeen.
•  University of Bedfordshire.
•  University of Bolton.
•  University of Central Lancashire.
•  University of Derby.
•  University of East Anglia.
•  University of East London.
•  University of Greenwich.
•  University of Leeds.
•  University of Leicester.
•  University of Liverpool.
•  University of Northampton.
•  University of Portsmouth.
•  University of Salford.
•  University of Sheffield.
•  University of Stirling.
•  University of Strathclyde.
•  University of Sunderland.
•  University of Sussex.
•  University of Teesside.
•  University of Wales Bangor.
•  University of West of England.
•  University of West of Scotland.
•  University of Worcester.
• Abertay University, Dundee.
• Aberystwyth University.
• Bath Spa University.
• Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts – CSVPA.
• Canterbury Christchurch University.
• CEG.
• Cranefield University, Cranefield.
• Edinburgh Napier University.
• Hult Business School (London).
• Instituto Marangoni, London.
• INTO.
• Kaplan- Bournemouth University.
• Kaplan- Nottingham Trent University.
• Kaplan- The University of Nottingham- UG Pathway Programs.
• Kaplan- UWE Bristol.
• Kaplan-University of Aberdeen.
• Kaplan-University of Brighton.
• Kaplan-University of York.
• Le – Cordon Bleu, London.
• Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool.
• London Metropolitan University.
• London South Bank University.
• Manchester Metropolitan University.
• Navitas- Brunel University.
• Navitas- Robert Gordon University.
• Northumbria University, Newcastle & London.
• Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham.
• On Campus Birkbeck, University of London (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus Coventry University (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus Goldsmiths, University of London (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus London South Bank University (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus Queen Mary, University of London (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus Royal Veterinary College, University of London.
• On Campus The Courtauld University of Art (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus University of Central Lancashire (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus University of Hull (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus University of Reading (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• On Campus University of Sunderland (UG and PG Transfer Programs).
• Oxford Brookes University.
• Oxford International Group- The University of Dundee.
• QAHE- Solent University, Southampton.
• QAHE- Ulster University, Birmingham and London Campus.
• Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield.
• Southampton Solent University.
• Staffordshire University, Stroke on Trent.
• Study Group – Bellerbys College.
• Study Group- Durham University.
• Study Group- Istituto Marangoni.
• Study Group- Keele University.
• Study Group- Kingston University.
• Study Group- Lancaster University.
• Study Group- Leeds Beckett University.
• Study Group- Liverpool John Moores University.
• Study Group- Royal Holloway.
• Study Group- The University of Sheffield International College.
• Study Group- University of Huddersfield.
• Study Group- University of Leeds.
• Study Group- University of Leicester.
• Study Group- University of Lincoln.
• Study Group- University of Strathclyde.
• Study Group- University of Surrey.
• Study Group- University of Sussex.
• The University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield.
• The University of Northampton, Northampton.
• University College Birmingham.
• University College Birmingham, Birmingham.
• University of Bedfordshire, Luton.
• University of Birmingham, Birmingham.
• University of Bradford.
• University of Bristol, UK.
• University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
• University of Chester, Chester.
• University of Dundee.
• University of East London, London.
• University of Essex.
• University of Glasgow, Glasgow.
• University of Greenwich, London.
• University of Hertfordshire.
• University of Northumbria, New Castle & London Campus.
• University of Portsmouth (Direct as well as Pathway).
• University of Roehampton, London.
• University of South Wales.
• University of Ulster Main Campus.
• University of Ulster, London & Birmingham.
• University of West London.
• University of Westminster, London.
• University of Wolverhampton.

• Business Studies.
• Accounting and Finance.
• Law.
• Economics.
• Art and Design.
• Computer Science.
• Engineering.
• Biological Science.

All international students equipped with a valid immigration stamp are permitted to work 20 hours/week in UK

2-year stay back.

• Tuition Cost: 9-25 Lacs INR per annum.
• Living Cost: 6-8 Lacs INR per annum.

International students from outside the UK or EU must apply for a student visa. You can only apply for a student visa if you intend to study a full-time degree course in the UK. Student visas are not issued for part-time courses. Your eligibility is calculated using a points-based rules system called a Tier 4 Student Visa.

You need 40 points to apply for a student visa. This is achieved by:

1. Course confirmation: You must receive a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from a university approved by UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI).

All universities must have been given or applied for Highly Trusted Status (HTS) on the UKVI Tier 4 Sponsor list (30 points). ‘A rated’ colleges can also issue CAS numbers. The ‘A’ rating is a transitional rating for 12 months and all ‘A rated’ colleges must apply for HTS status within this 12-month transition period.

All universities on the Study London website have Highly Trusted Status (HTS). You can view the London university profiles for more information about each London university, or use the course search to find the right course for you.

2. Funding: you must provide evidence of funding to pay for both your course tuition fees and your monthly living costs (10 points).

Tuition fees are on average £12,000 per year but can range from £8,000 to £36,000. You will also need to show that you have £1,265 for each month of your studies (up to a maximum of nine months) to pay for living costs if you study in inner London. Therefore, if you will be studying in inner London for a course lasting nine months or more, the maximum amount that you will need is £11,385.

This applies to all students looking to study in London. You will be considered to be studying ‘in London’ if you are studying at the University of London, or at institutions wholly or partly within London, or in areas on the border of London such as parts of Essex, Hertfordshire and Surrey.  If you are not sure if your institution is considered to be ‘in London’ you should check with your university before you make your Tier 4 application.

3. Visa Application: In order to submit your Tier 4 student visa application, please visit the UK Visa & Immigration website to complete the online application form. International students from all countries (apart from North Korea) have to submit the visa application online. You will also need to have your fingerprints and photograph (known as ‘biometric information’) taken at a visa application centre as part of your application.

4. Immigration Health Service Charge: All nationals from outside of Europe coming to live in the UK for longer than six months are required to pay a ‘health surcharge’ in order to gain access to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS). The health surcharge is £300 per year (or £150 for 6 months or less) for students and is payable when you submit your visa application on-line. Visa applicants need to pay up-front for the total period of their UK visa. For further information, read our Health Advice for International Students.

Remember, you can only apply for a visa once you have been given a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies. Check you are eligible for a UK Student Visa but do not apply until after you have been accepted onto a course. Your chosen university can guide you through the visa process once you have been accepted onto a course.

GBP30000 per annum = Approx 27 Lacs per annum.