Aberdeenshire

Cost of attending University of Aberdeen can vary depending on main factors such as course, level of study (UG and PG) and accommodation status. But, international students considering University of Aberdeen could be higher than compared to UK citizens. 

The UG programme Academic tuition fee for international students is around (INR 18.79 L - 21.61 L) per annum, depending on the course. It's (INR 15.66 L - 32.36 L ) for PG program. The University of Aberdeen offers numerous on-campus accommodation facilities for international students. These accommodation types, facilities, and fees are listed in the below table:

Note: The room accommodation fees might include other charges as well. Therefore, the students should refer to the university's website for exact room facilities and charges.

Below are the requirements for Aberdeen University for Ug and PG courses: 

Applicants applying for Arts-related Subjects: Students must score at least 75% overall. Additionally, a minimum percentage of 80% in English at their XII or our normal English Langauge requirements. 

Applicants applying for Science related subjects: Students must score at least 75% in their XII overall, including a 75% or more in two subjects, Science or Mathematics and a Science subject. A minimum percentage of 80% in english at XII is required.

Applicants applying for Biomedical Sciences: Applicants applying for Biomedical Sciences must have a minimum percentage of 80% overall, including  80% or more in two Science subjects—additionally, a minimum percentage of 80% in English at standard English requirements.

Engineering: At standard XII a minimum percentage of 80% overall, including 75% or more in two Science subjects, or mathematics. Additional 80% in English language requirements.

Law:  Applicants applying for Law must have a minimum percentage of 80% overall, including  80% or more in two Science subjects—additionally, a minimum percentage of 80% in English at standard English requirements.

Postgraduate Courses: 

•   Applicants would look for a minimum of 60% for state and central universities for programmes requiring a 2.2 degree, whereas programmes requiring a 2.1 would need a minimum of 65% overall.

• For Private and deemed universities, the University looks for a minimum of 60% for programs requiring a 2:2 degree, Whereas programs requiring a 2:1 ratio would need 65%.

• While the above is a general guide, we understand the marking system in some states and national universities. To make it a little harder to achieve 60%, therefore we will accept 555 from the University of Mumbai, University of Calcutta, University of Delhi etc.