Nearly 17 UK institutions are among the top 100 in the world (QS World University Rankings, 2022). Each year, on average more than 450,000 foreign students study in the UK (foreign students in 2022 is 679,970), which means there are a lot of students who desire a degree that is highly valued who come from locations like yours, and most of them come from Asia. While colleges in the United Kingdom provide some of the greatest and most renowned degrees available, students may also select from a variety of unusual degree courses such as surf science and technology, ethical hacking, puppetry design and performance, floral design, and so on. Some of these names may be unfamiliar to you.

Why Study in the UK:

• Study at the world’s top most renowned and most recognized ranked universities.
• Graduates with degrees from the UK are recognized as being qualified to work all over the world.
• Graduate and undergraduate courses are relatively shorter than in other countries hence the fees and living costs are lesser than in other countries.
• ‘World-leading’ research carried out at most of the universities with a Research Excellence framework guaranteeing the research quality across various fields.
• Easy Application Process. NO IELTS if you have a minimum of 60% marks in the 12th Grade.

UK Education System:

• The United Kingdom's education system allows applicants to incorporate subjects from different fields, making it possible for students to build a degree and gain expertise in the field of their choice.
• It usually takes three years to complete an undergraduate course in the UK, while in Scotland it requires four years to finish the same. Number of universities offer four-year undergraduate courses known as "sandwich courses" that allow students to work for one year usually in their third year
• Many British universities also offer fast-track programs that allow you to obtain a Master's degree at the undergraduate level.
• Undergraduate courses in the United Kingdom include Foundation degrees, SVQs, NVQs, Higher National Diplomas (HND), Bachelor's Degrees (BSc), Master's Degrees (MSc), Doctoral Degrees (Ph.D.) and other post-graduate qualifications.
• Although the government has established the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted) to maintain standards and set benchmarks for education delivery in the United Kingdom, most of these courses are set by institutions themselves. The Office for Fair Access (OFFA) in the British school system has a big role in the admission procedures of universities and colleges. It is responsible for promoting fair access to higher education, including for international students.
• In the UK, the education system is state-financed (excluding private institutions viz. BPP University College and the University of Buckingham). The British school system comprises the Russell Group, a network of 24 British public research universities, including some of the most prestigious universities in the country.
• The top universities in the United Kingdom include Oxford University, Cambridge University, Birmingham University, Durham University, Edinburgh University and Glasgow University

Post-Study Work Visa in the UK:

• 2 years of Education
• 2 years PSW
• Get Upto 5 years Visa

Required documents to carry for study visa

• Original passport
• Your all educational documents
• Your acceptance letter from the university
• Evidence of financial support
• Medical insurance documents
• Appointment confirmation
• English proficiency exam certificate

Universities in the UK:

Aston University
University of Essex
Coventry University
University of Leicester
Edinburgh Napier University
Liverpool John Moores University
Cardiff Metropolitan University > UEL: University of East London
University of Hertfordshire
University of West Scotland
University of Teesside
UCLAN: University of Central Lancashire
Northumbria University (Newcastle Campus)
Northampton University
Bedfordshire University
University of Stirling
University of Creative Arts
De Montfort University
University of Bradford
Glyndwr Wrexham
University of Sunderland
University of Greenwich
Northumbria University (London Campus)
University of Ulster (Birmingham, London)
Brunel University
University of West London
Middlesex University
University of Sunderland
Anglia Ruskin University
University of Westminster
Heriot-Watt University
University of GLASGOW