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Study In UK 
The UK government recently made some changes and improvements to help international students who want to study there. Starting in January 2025, students will experience these changes, as stated in the official announcement on May 23rd, 2024.
- The Graduate Route Visa, often known as the Post-Study Work Visa, has not changed, which is good news. International students are thus allowed to remain and work in the UK for two years following completion of their bachelor’s or master’s degree, as per the prior visa regulations.
- International students can no longer switch their visa type from study to work before finishing their programme. Due to the rising tendency of recently arrived students quitting school to find employment in the UK, this limitation was put in place.
- Another significant change is the government’s announcement that international students cannot bring their families as dependents. Only students enrolled in taught master’s programmes in the UK are subject to this ban. However, under the new regulations established by the UK Government, students pursuing postgraduate degrees classed as research programmes, including a PhD, can still bring their family as dependents. A 3-year Graduate route visa (post-study employment visa) is also available to international students obtaining a PhD. Student visa holders will benefit from more part-time job opportunities due to the ban and decreased number of dependant visas.
Why UK
- World-Class education and academic facilities.
- Institutions consistently ranked amongst the best in the world.
- Scholarships and Bursaries available.
- Numerous options of specializations to study.
- Admission possible without IELTS.
- Post Study Work Visa of 2 years.
- Masters courses with paid placements or internships.
- Opportunity to work Part-Time i.e. 20 hours per week during study time for degree courses.
- Affordable and value for money.
- Opportunity to work Full Time i.e. 40 hours per week during holidays. Post Study Work Visa of 2 years.
UK
Tests
Entry Criteria for Bachelor’s
Subject specific Requirements:
- For Engineering degrees, a score of 60% - 85% is required in Mathematics and Physics in 12th Standard depending on the university.
- For Business degrees a score of 55% - 85% is required in Mathematics depending on the University and other relevant subjects in 12th standard with few exceptions where the Mathematics score in 10th Standard is considered.
- Similarly, for other degrees minimum subject specific scores may be required in 12th Standard.
IELTS Requirements:
- IELTS requirement ranges from 6.0 / 6.5 with no band less than 5.5 depending upon the course and the university.
Costs
Entry Criteria for Bachelor’s
Subject specific Requirements:
- Estimated cost to be incurred by a student for a year of study 1 £ = INR 100/- (Approx.)
- Exam Fees (IELTS- General/ Academic): 15,500 (For UKVI IELTS 15,100)
- Tuition Fees:14,00,000
- Living Cost:9,60,000
- Visa Fees:35,000
- NHS Health Surcharge (£470 per year + £235):70,500
Universities
Traditional Universities
- Old and ancient universities also known as Red Brick Universities.
- Prestigious and High Ranked.
- Research Focused.
- Offering a wide variety of subjects and specializations. (Ex. Durham University, University of Sheffield, University of Bristol, University of Glasgow, University of Birmingham, University of Leicester).
- University Of Salford
- University Of Chester
- Leedsbecket University
- Hertfordshire
- Anglia Ruskin Universitty
- Buckinghamshire New University
- University College Birmingham
- University Of Hull
- University Of Northumbria
Modern Universities
- Polytechnics or other educational institutions which were given university status post 1992.
- Focused on applied learning rather than research with excellent industry tie-ups. (Ex. Anglia Ruskin University, Bournemouth University , Coventry University, University of East London, Northumbria University, Middlesex University). From April 2012 onwards, only Universities and Colleges having Tier 4 Sponsors License can recruit international students.
Russel Group Universities
- The Russell Group is a self-selected association of 24 high ranked, public research universities in the UK, many of which are considered to be among the top universities in the country and the world.
- The group was formed in 1994 with its headquarters in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
- It was established to represent its member university’s interests with the government and parliament.
- These Russell Group universities are also referred to as the “British Ivy League”, similar to the Ivy League of universities in the USA which includes prestigious institutions like Harvard and Yale.
- University of Bristol, University of Birmingham and University of Glasgow are some of the Russel Group universities represented by Aide.
