

University of Leeds Fees & Cost for Indian Students
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University of LeedsTuition Fees for International Students
University of Leeds offers a variety of courses to Indian students at UG and graduate level. The fee for these courses is based on multiple factors, including specialization, duration and level. For UG courses, the first-year tuition fee for Indian students generally is GBP 19,000 - 47,000 (INR 21,38,070 - 52,88,910). For graduate courses, the tuition is GBP 6,750 - 49,500 (INR 7,59,578 - 55,70,235). Also, you have to bear other University of Leeds expenses such as accommodation or hostel fees, transportation, food and grocery and others. These additional costs are part of the total cost of living required for studying at the university. The information presented below regarding University of Leeds courses and fees has been sourced from official sources. These are subject to change time to time.
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Answered 5 days ago
An Offer Holder Day at the Uni of Leeds is an exclusive event for students who have received an offer for an UG course. It is a more in-depth event than a general Open Day, tailored to specific subjects to help make the final university choice.
Key features of the event include:
- Mock lectures, seminar
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Yes, Uni of Leeds tuition fees is subject to rise each year for domestic students in line with inflation from 2026. From Autumn 2026, the maximum tuition fee will increase annually in line with the Retail Price Index (RPIx).
For Indian (international) students, however, the tuition fee remains the sa
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Yes, Indian students interestred in a PG-taught programme at the Uni of Leeds need to pay an initial deposit worth GBP 2,000 (INR 2.6 Lakhs).
The deposit is mandatory to receive a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) to study at the university.
The same can be paid via the University of Leeds
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Keir Starmer pursued a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from the Leeds Uni in 1985. He was the first person in his family to attend university. He followed that up with a PG Bachelor of Civil Law from the St Edmund Hall (University of Oxford).
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Yes, the University of Leeds does allow students to pay their tuition fees in 2 installments, provided they meet the payment schedule and criteria.
The tuition fee instalment plan at Leeds University works as follows:
- 50% before or on the day of registration
- 50% in February by direct debit or manual pa
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