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Send enquiries at least 12 to 18 months before the proposed date of admission. There are two ways to get application forms. Requesting Application Forms: You can request application forms from the universities website. Most universities have a form on their website which can be completed online to request application material. Downloading from the university website: Many universities have a downloadable and ready to print version of their application form on the net. These can be used for applying just as regular forms. Most UK universities accept the Indian graduation system of three years for entry into most postgraduate courses. An Indian Bachelor degree like B.A. B.Com. Or B.Sc. Is equivalent to a British Bachelor (Ordinary) Degree? However, some courses and universities may require a qualification equivalent to British Bachelor (Honours) Degree, which requires 16 years of formal education, which would mean another year after graduation or a four year degree course like BE , B.Tech or other such courses. For most Universities, a good first degree from a leading university in India or its equivalent is essential. Full details of your education including your course subjects and grades are required in the applications. Transcripts or official records of your previous academic qualifications are crucial for your application. Students applying for admission are required to submit an official transcript from each college or university that they have attended after secondary school with complete details of the subjects, credits involved and other details like correspondence courses, diplomas etc. Most universities ask for the transcript to be sealed in an envelope and signed and attested across the seal by the registrar. This procedure is to be done for each and every college that you have attended. Some universities may ask for more than one transcript but most require only one. If the originals are not in English, copies and a good English translation must be enclosed. If your undergraduate qualification or university is unknown to the admissions tutor, the British Council would be able to advice. Note :Some Universities may waive IELTS if you have been studying in English medium throughout and they are convinced that you are proficient in English. GMAT:For most management courses, International students are required to take GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test). .

Hi Shivang, Normally in India - you can change your college/university in 3rd year only on medical or transfer grounds. Otherwise colleges can be changed only in the first year itself, through internal sliding between the colleges. Very few International Universities accept any transfer students. Second, most of those colleges will Require you to spend at Least two school years at the college in order to receive a Bachelor's degree from their college. Therefore, you will Start as a junior at those colleges that accept transfers or revert to a Sophomore and spend an extra year. Additionally, there is no guarantee for how many of your credits they will accept, plus you must get credit for their mandatory courses, which is why a lot of transfer students will Lose a Year. Additionally, it is Far Harder to be accepted as a transfer student (US or international) at the elite private colleges than it is to be accepted as a Freshman, because so few students leave those colleges and there are very few openings. I would suggest you would be much better off - finishing off your undergraduate work (Bachelors) and then applying to the schools as a graduate student for PG courses.