Study Abroad

UK Graduate Route visa allow you to stay and work in UK after completing your degree-

• After UG or PG degree- 2 years of post study work.
• After a PhD: 3 years of post-study work.

During this period, you can work in any role — full-time, part-time, freelance — in any sector. There is no minimum salary requirement on the Graduate Route. After 2 years, you can apply to switch to a Skilled Worker visa if you receive a qualifying job offer.

Note- The Graduate Route is open-ended — you can explore jobs, change employers, and work in any field without restrictions.

Shortlisting should be on basis of these 5 factors mentioned below -

• Academic eligibility - Percentage must meet university's minimum requirement.
• IELTS score - Match your current score or expected score to university requirement.
• Budget - Total tuition and living cost should fit within your financial plan.
• Career goals - Course ranking and alumni placement in your target sector.
• Location - London vs outside London based on cost and career preferences.

Counsellor will shortlist of 5-8 universities balanced in safe, moderate, and ambitious choices.  

Some of the notable ex students of Georgia College and State University include Flannery O'Connor,  Rachael Kirkconnell,  Sandra Deal,  Brantley Gilbert, Sherrilyn Kenyon,  Allison Hooker,  Ruth Carter Stapleton, Newton Leroy Gingrich etc.

Yes the ROI of Georgia College & State University can be considered pretty good considering the average salary one year post graduation is USD 78,434 or INR 73LPA. Whereas the PG tuition cost is around INR 19.91 L - 21.32 L.

UK Student visa processing time is mentioned below-

• Applying from India- 3–8 weeks on average. UKVI aims to process most applications within 3 weeks.

• Priority service- Available at select VFS centres for faster processing (additional fee applies).

• Super priority service- Next working day decision in some cases (very limited availability).

We recommend applying for your visa at least 6–8 weeks before your course start date to allow sufficient processing time.

Computer Science- ICL, UCL, Edinburgh, Manchester, Southampton, Bath, Bristol, etc.

Engineering- Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, Loughborough, Sheffield, Bristol, Bath, etc.

Business and Management- London Business School, Warwick, Manchester, Durham, Exeter, Bath, City, etc.

For budget students, unis such as - Anglia Ruskin, University of Hertfordshire, Northampton and Lincoln also offer good programs with internship years and good PSW access.  

Yes. Here is how your profile affect scholarship eligibility-

60–69% in graduation: Eligible for internal scholarships (£2,000 – £5,000 automatic deduction from fees).

70% and above: Eligible for merit-based scholarships at many universities, potentially £5,000 – £15,000.

IELTS 7.0+: Some universities offer additional scholarship for high IELTS scorers.

Early applications: Applying in July–August for September intake increases your chances of early-bird scholarships at several universities.