Study Abroad

For an international student on a full-time postgraduate degree, the standard tuition fee ranges between GBP 10,000 and GBP 17,000 (INR 12.7L and INR 21.5L).

For the BA Honours Degree, the tuition fee for Indian students is GBP 17, 000 (INR 21.5L) for a year. The students also have to pay for l

Teesside University is well-ranked among the top-ranked bodies of the world and it is known for its career-focused courses, lower cost of living and high employability. 

As per the QS Europe Rankings 2026, Teesside is ranked #422, which is a decline from its previous year ranking of #416.&n

Teesside University is well-ranked among the top-ranked bodies of the world and it is known for its career-focused courses, lower cost of living and high employability. 

As per the QS Europe Rankings 2026, Teesside is ranked #422, which is a decline from its previous year ranking of #416.&n

MIM course of ESDES Lyon Business School is offered completely in English. It is ranked among the world's Top Master's programs in 2025 Financial Times rankings. It is also accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. While studying this courses, students can have personalized

After the submission of the application and documents required, Indian students will have to appear for an interview. The admissions committee at Esdes Lyon Business School ask for-

• Career plans
• Motivation
• How you will contribute to the community at ESDES Business School

The University of Oxford is very famous for its top-tier research and academics, along with its top rankings (always ranking among the top 5 in the world). Given below are the reasons why the University of Oxford is so famous - 

• Rich historical ties
• The Rhodes scholarship
• A large Indian community&

Some of them are as follows:

• Weak GS Requirement
• Insufficient financial proof
• Incomplete application/missing documents
• Low English test score
• Expired passport
• Character-test failure
• Missing CoE (onshore applicants)

Yes, you can lodge a new application, though addressing the specific refusal reason first (and considering an AAT appeal where applicable) is strongly recommended before reapplying.

India was reclassified from Evidence Level 2 to Evidence Level 3 (the highest-risk tier) effective January 8, 2026, triggering stricter financial documentation, manual verification, and closer Genuine Student scrutiny.

Around 40% of Indian applicants for Subclass 500 (higher education) visas were refused in February 2026. As per Department of Home Affairs data, the highest level in over two decades, driven largely by India's move to Evidence Level 3.