Liverpool

Yes, Indian students can apply to the Uni of Liverpool with gap years. They'll need to justify the same with a strong personal statement. The statement should ideally mention work experience, volunteering, or skill-building activities.

For UG courses, upto 2 gap years are allowed. PG courses allow a gap of 3 to 5 years.

Placement year courses at the Uni of Liverpool allow UG students of its management school to spend a full-year (usually the 3rd year) working in the industry.

Students gain industry experience even before they graduate. Microsoft, Unilever, Walt Disney, NHS, and PwC are some of the top companies where Liverpool Uni graduates get to work.

Yes, Indian students in Liverpool can find part-time jobs easily. Mentioned below are the best ways to do that:

• Use Handshake app of the university
• Visit cafes, restuarants, or retail stores
• Ask peers or friends

There are several openings for waiters, child tutors, and customer service assistants. Students can on average earn between GBP 15-GBP 20 (INR 1.8 K-INR 2.4 K) per hour.

1 GBP = INR 122.66

Indian students need a minimum bank balance of GBP 1,135 (INR 1.4 Lakhs) to study in Liverpool. This is required to prove Indian students have enough funds needed for everyday life in Liverpool.

This is on top of the annual tuition fees students pay to the college or university. For a 9-month academic session, Indian students need a minimum GBP 10,539 (INR 12.9 Lakhs).

1 GBP = INR 122.63

It can be really tough getting into the University of Liverpool because of its acceptance rate, which is barely 14 to 24%.

This makes the Liverpool admissions very tough. To get in, Indian applicants will require a UG degree with a GPA of 3.0 or above on a 4.0 scale, along with the English language proficiency.

• Visit the Walker Art Gallery, entry is usually free for international students
• Get sky views of the entire city at the Liverpool Cathedral Tower
• Watch a Premier League game at Anfield or the Hill Dickinson Stadium
• Hangout at the UNESCO World Heritage Waterfront at the Royal Albert Dock
• Go Shopping at Liverpool ONE, the Red Brick Market, or the Wesley Street

Yes University of Liverpool acceptance rate stands around 14-24% meaning out of every 100 candidates who apply for its admission process upto 24 will  be accepted. This makes it very hard to get into the university as only one tenth or one fifth of the applicants will be offered admission

Yes, other than IELTS or TOEFL, the Duolingo DET test is also valid for the University of Liverpool admissions. 

Although international students should have a minimum score of more than 100 to get admission here. 

The Liverpool admissions can be very competitive and if you are applying as an Indian student, the admission requirements vary here. 

As per those admission requirements, Indian students would require a minimum of 85% in the top core subjects in higher senior secondary exams. The other subject requirements are given below - 

• A minimum of 80% in Chemistry 
• A minimum of 80% from one of Biology, Physics, or Mathematics
• A  minimum of 75% in English (not including Hindi, Regional Language)

If someone is applying to the University of Liverpool as an Indian student, then they are required to apply with an English language test score. The students can take IELTS, PTE or Duolingo to be able to apply here. 

For most courses, the IELTS score requirement is  6.5 overall with no skills less than 5.5 but for the courses mentioned below this requirement can be much higher - 

• Dentistry
• Veterinary Science
• Medicine

The specific score requirement might vary based on the programs.