Colleges in UK

Yes,  Rajiv Gandhi, an Indian Politician is an alumni of the University of Cambridge. He served as the 6th Prime Minister of India from 1984 -1989. He joined the Trinity College at Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Later, in 1966, he returned to India and became a professional pilot for Indian Airlines. During his stay at Trinity, Gandhi joined the Cambridge University Boat Club.

The Manchester Metropolitan University & Aston University are both major higher educational institutions in the UK, & attract thousands of international students every year, thanks to their excellent academic standards & overall learning environment. 

However, the Manchester Metropolitan University's acceptance rate of 80% is much better than Aston University's (50%) suggesting Aston is relatively more selective at granting admissions to students.

Both University of Liverpool & Brighton are among major higher educational institutions in the United Kingdom, with UOL securing a UK level rank of #19, while University of Brighton secures a rank of #74. 

The University of Liverpool is ranked significantly higher, & thus, it should come as no surprise that it is also relatively harder to get into. The University of Liverpool's acceptance rate of 14%, is significantly lower than that of Brighton's which stands at 72%.

Therefore, prospective students have a better chance of securing a seat at the Universty of Brighton.

The University of Liverpool & LJMU are both based in the Merseyside region in England & aren't too far away from each other. Both these institutions are very popular among international students due to the reasons given below - 

• The quality of education
• Campus environment 
• Post-study job opportunities

As to which is better, is subjective, as both have their pros & cons, given below is a comparison between them -

The University of Liverpool is known for maintaining an quality academic environment & offering great post-study employment opportunities at some of the best organizations in the UK & abroad.

The institute is also known for being home to a number of Nobel Prize winners, who pursued their education from the institute, including:

• Sir Ronald Ross (Nobel Prize in Medicine, 1902)
• Charles Barkla (Nobel Prize in Physics, 1917)
• Sir James Chadwick (Nobel Prize in Physics, 1935)
• Har Gobind Khorana (Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine in 1968)
• Joseph Rotblat (Nobel Peace Prize in 1995)

Yes, through Imperial Athletes, Imperial College London offers students the opportunity to participate in more than 90 sports clubs. As per the BUCS overall ranking 2022-23, the institute ranked #17 in the UK for sports and athletics. Some of the most popular sports for students to play are:

• Badminton
• Cricket
• Cross Country & Athletics
• Football
• Golf
• Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Rugby
• Swim & Waterpolo
• Tennis
• Volleyball