Colleges in UK

Yes, the University of Bath does allow self-funding Indian (international) students, to pay their tuition fees in one or two instalments. 

• First instalment is generally due upon registration/start of the course
• Second instalment is to be paid in the following February

Uni Bath reserves the right to refuse the instalment option for students with a history of late tuition fee payments.

Yes, Indian students can get an English test waiver at the Uni of Bath provided they:

• Studied at a level equivalent to a UK PG, UG, or PhD degree for at least 12 months at an Indian college/university
• Degree awarded should be no older than 5 years prior to the intended date of admission at Bath University UK

Yes, Indian students can get an English test waiver at the Uni of Bath provided they:

• Studied at a level equivalent to a UK PG, UG, or PhD degree for at least 12 months at an Indian college/university
• Degree awarded should be no older than 5 years prior to the intended date of admission at Bath University UK

Yes, the University of Bath does accept Indian students with backlogs, provided they are cleared before applying for enrollment. Students with active or pending backlogs are generally not considered for admission at Bath University.

To know more, check bath.ac.uk.

No, the University of Bath UK usually does not allow Indian students to club different scholarships. Winning a high-value scholarship (like the Bath Global Excellence Scholarship) makes students ineligible to receive another scholarship from both internal and external sources.

However, certain external scholarships in the UK may have different conditions.

University of Bath does not have a strict, fixed attendance percentage for Indian students.  Classes usually take place across 5 days a week (Monday to Friday), however, the exact criteria may vary for different courses. Wednesday afternoons are usually kept free for sports and activities.

Students must attend the university regularly under Regulation 3.1 to comply with it's Academic Engagement Montioring Policy.

Yes, students can change their course at the Uni of Bath during their studies, provided they:

• Meet the entry criteria for new their course
• Space is available
• The change of course request is accepted by the relevant director of studies

To apply for a course change, students need to arrange a meeting with their academic advisor or Director of Studies.

To know more, check bath.ac.uk.

Yes, the University of Bath is certainly worth it for Indian students for the following reasons:

• Triple-accredited business studies at the University of Bath School of Management
• Ranks among the top 10 universities in the UK in 2027, as per The Complete University Guide (#9)
• 87% grads employed in high-skilled roles at companies like JP Morgan, Accenture, PwC, and EY within 15 months of graduating
• Courses with work placement years
• Option to stay and work in the UK on a 2-year post-study UK Graduate Route Visa

Yes, the University of Bath is certainly worth it for Indian students for the following reasons:

• Triple-accredited business studies at the University of Bath School of Management
• Ranks among the top 10 universities in the UK in 2027, as per The Complete University Guide (#9)
• 87% grads employed in high-skilled roles at companies like JP Morgan, Accenture, PwC, and EY within 15 months of graduating
• Courses with work placement years
• Option to stay and work in the UK on a 2-year post-study UK Graduate Route Visa

Exeter improves in the Graduate Outcomes Survey and it ranks 3rd for 'Best Careers Service in the UK'. It is ranked 10th for universities targeted by Top Employers. 

The top employers of the University of Exeter grads are EY, Deloitte, KPMG, NHS, Sky, Morgan Stanley and HSBC.