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Anushree Sinha

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Candidates looking to pursue graduate programmes at the University of Nottingham are required to hold a Bachelor’s degree from a recognised University, usually in a relevant subject area. This should be equivalent to at least a UK ‘Upper Second Class (2:1)’ or ‘Lower Second Class (2:2)’ degree.

Entry requirementUpper Second Class (2.1)Lower Second Class (2.2)
Percentage60%55%
GPA out of 4.03.02.6
GPA out of 106.05.5

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Anushree Sinha

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Indian students looking to apply to the undergraduate courses at the University of Nottingham are required to have the following general academic qualification (any one):

  • Indian Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) CBSE or CISCE Boards: grades ranging from 84% to 93%
  • India Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) Maharashtra State Board: grades ranging from 84% to 93%
  • Indian Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) West Bengal Board: grades ranging from 74% to 83%
  • Indian Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) All Other State Boards: grades ranging from 89% to 98%

This summary is provided as guidance, there may be individual grades and

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Anushree Sinha

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Yes, The UG programme's application fee is GBP 20 for the first application and an additional GBP 25 for multiple courses. For PG taught courses, the application fee is GBP 40. All application fees are non-refundable. There is no application fee for PG research courses. Also, the following courses do not require an application fee: MA Education, MA Education (Flexible), MA Educational Leadership and Management and PGCEi (International).

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Anushree Sinha

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The University of Nottingham aims to respond to applications within three weeks. At peak times, applications can take up to six weeks to process. If the University needs any more information from the applicant to make a decision, they will get in touch. As soon as the university has made a decision on their application, they will contact you to let you know what you need to do next.

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Anushree Sinha

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24 leading universities in the United Kingdom together make the Russel Group. These universities are helping to create a dynamic economy, stronger communities and a better future for the United Kingdom. The Russel Group universities together generate almost £87 billion dollars a year for the UK economy. Support more than a quarter of a million jobs across the United Kingdom. It produces 68% of the UK’s world-leading research. The Russel Group universities teach a quarter of all undergraduate students, a third of all postgraduate students, more than a third of engineering, and four out of five doctors in the United Kingdom.

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One of the UK's the oldest, the largest, and most prestigious universities THE University of Nottingham has been ranked #100 by QS World University Rankings, #101-150 by ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) - Universities Rankings of World Universities 2021 and #130 by The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023. The University of Nottingham has always featured among the top universities in the world ranking list and overall is a prestigious university.

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Chandra Shekhar

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The Catholic University Australia didnt provide the acceptance rate for international students. However, as per the unoffical source, the Australian Catholic University acceptance rate for international students is 67%, which means out of 100 applications received at the university only 67 are admitted. Students need to meet the admission requirements and also provide the additional test score if required.

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Niharika

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UCB accepts direct applications from Indian students. They also have campus representatives specifically for Indian students who support aspiring Indian students from initial application submission all the way through to offer stage and student visas. UCB offers many courses in various domains including business, hospitality, culinary arts, health, etc. School is in one of Britain's most vibrant cities and is one of Europe's top colleges in management courses for culinary arts, hospitality and tourism management. The students here can take advantage of the best academic and cultural experiences available. 

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Chandra Shekhar

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There are over 100 undergraduate and over 60 graduate Australian Catholic University courses for international students. Australian Catholic University Melbourne offers these courses in multiple specializations like Accounting, Engineeing, Computer Science, 

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