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Akash Gaur

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Yes,  the Uni of Birmingham is highly prestigious. It is an original 'redbrick' university and a founding member of the Russell Group universities in the UK.

It consistently ranks among the top 100 universities in the world, and among the top 20 UK universities, across prominent ranking platforms. 

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Bhumika Vimal

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The University of Portsmouth, there in the city of Portsmouth, is an affordable place to live, especially when compared to other coastal cities like Brighton or major economic hubs such as London

  • The average rent ranges from GBP 500 to GBP 700 (INR 64.7K to INR 90.6K).
  • Food and Groceries generally cost between GBP 200 and GBP 300 (INR 25.8 and INR 38.8K).

(GBP 1 = INR 129.49)

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Piyush Rastogi

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The University of Portsmouth is considered a popular choice for Indian students to live in. It offers strong career support, affordable tuition fees (INR 25 L ) and a high employment rate. 

The city of Portsmouth has a welcoming community where Indian students celebrate the cultural festivals and find genuine, authentic food

To get into, Indian students generally need 70 to 75% in their class 12th exams or a UG degree for postgraduate courses.

 

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Akash Gaur

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Popular questions asked during BPP's Pre-CAS Interview are:

  • Why do you wish to study at BPP over other UK universities?
  • How will you cover the cost of education + living?
  • Who is your financial sponsor and what does he/she/they do?
  • Why do you wish to study abroad, and not in India?
  • Do you have any prior work experience?

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Akash Gaur

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Popular questions asked during BPP's Pre-CAS Interview are:

  • Why do you wish to study at BPP over other UK universities?
  • How will you cover the cost of education + living?
  • Who is your financial sponsor and what does he/she/they do?
  • Why do you wish to study abroad, and not in India?
  • Do you have any prior work experience?

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, BPP Uni does accept students with backlogs, provided these are cleared before the start of studies. BPP does not accept applications with pending or active backlogs.

Depending on the number of attempts, students may also need to submit a clear Statement of Purpose (SOP) explaing their academic history.

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Rachit Arora

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Yes, Imperial College UK offers several online degrees and professional/short courses to Indian students in fields like Accounting, Android App Development, Creative Thinking, and Infectious Disease Modeling, among others.

These can be pursued from anywhere in the world, and come with live sessions, recorded lectures, assignments, and access to student groups.

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Scholarship deadlines at University of Glasgow are now closed for Indian students for most scholarships. Deadlines vary year after year. Students can check deadlines of some scholarships at University of Glasgow mentioned below to plan their scholarship applications:

ScholarshipTentative Deadline
Global Leadership ScholarshipAug 4, 2026

 

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Akash Gaur

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While the main UWTSD campuses do not typically serve Indian food in their canteens on-campus, there's no shortage of Indian restaurants around the campuses.

Some popular Indian food places worth exploring near the Swansea Campuses are:

  • Desi Swaag - North and South Indian Street Food
  • Indian Street Kitchen - Top spot for urban Indian street food and takeway
  • Simply Dosa - Ideal for South Indian dosas and other veg dishes

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