Colleges in UK

The admissions at University of Bedfordshire is somewhat selective with an acceptance rate of around 70% to 80%. It is one of the highly recognised public research universities and houses around 20,000 students from over 100 countries.

Once the student has applied for a programme and admission is confirmed via an offer letter, the student is then considered eligible to apply for the university accommodation at the Student Village or Bedford Polhill Park. Details regarding all types of housing facilities are available on the website.

Along with the application form, the student will need to submit copies of academic qualifications and certificates, proof of English Language Proficiency, a personal statement explaining the reason to pursue a course from the university, a copy of passport details. If the student has had a UK visa and any document of the previous visa rejections, they need to submit the copies of that as well.

The University of Northampton acceptance rate is 20%, which means that only 20 out of 100 applicants manage to secure admission here. This makes the University of Southampton a very competitive university to get into.

This totally depends upon your student visa. It will be mentioned in your visa if you can work and the hours you can dedicate to the same. Also, exceeding the working hours mentioned on your visa will lead to breaching of your visa conditions. Students should note that they are allowed to pick full-time employment during their vacations.

The University of Bristol is one of the top universities in the U.K. The university is home to over 27,000 undergraduates and postgraduates. Around 25% of the total students are international students from more than 150 countries. Moreover, more than 300 Indian students are studying at Bristol University.

To work part-time undergraduate students are allowed to work for a maximum of 15 hours/week and postgraduate students are allowed to work for a maximum of 20 hours/week when the classes are in session. During their vacations and summer holidays, they are allowed to work full-time. However, if the course is below the UK degree level (e.g. foundation or pre-sessional English), students are allowed to work for 10 hours per week.

The Russell Group represents 24 leading universities in the UK. The University of Bristol is part of the prestigious Russel group. Russell Group universities have a huge social, economic, and cultural impact, and support more than one-fourth of a million jobs across the UK. Bristol's outstanding teaching, research, and student facilities make it to become a part of the popular Russell group. Some popular members of the group are the University of Birmingham, the University of Bristol, and the University of Cambridge.

Yes, if you have scored 70 - 80% or above in English in CBSE/CISCE 12th board exams, for undergraduate courses, and for postgraduate courses a CBSE/CISCE English score of 80% or above with an MOI letter confirming that English is the teaching language of your college/institution/university. The IELTS exam is used to check one's English language skills to write, read, speak & Listen. The majority of the universities in English Speaking countries like the USA, Australia, Canada & New Zealand ask for the IELTS score for admission. Indian students who are planning to Study abroad need to take IELTS.

An overall score of 7.5 is required for IELTS with 7.0 in all skills. For TOEFL, an overall score of 103 is required with R = 24, L = 22, S = 25, and W = 24 in each section. If you belong to a country where English is not the official language, then you need to provide proof of your English-language proficiency through IELTS, TOEFL, etc. They are mandatory exams for those students whose first language is not English.