The University of Liverpool

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

The university gets a positive response as part of University of Liverpool reviews, posted by students on Shiksha Study Abroad. Public transportation is available almost always during the day. The university faculty is described as helpful. and supportive. The quality of teaching and coursework is great.

However, getting a part-time job and making connections is described as very important by some students to have the best student life.

Indian food is usually not served on campus at Liverpool Uni. However, there are many Indian food places near the campus where you can enjoy a nice home-like meal. Some popular Indian food places in Liverpool are listed below.

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

Liverpool may require an interview for a few courses but students will be notified of the same within 2 weeks of application deadline. Also note that these will be held online over MS Teams

Students can apply to Liverpool through UCAS for UG programs and for PG programs they will have to apply online using the university's Apply Yourself portal. Both UG and PG aspirants can opt to apply through an agent as well

Yes 26% of the students housed at Liverpool Uni are international students from a non-UK country and there are currently 1,280 Indian origin students in 2025 according to HESA's student data.

There are 31,000+ students housed at ULiverpool out of which 89% are full time students as per UCAS.

 Also bifurcation of UG and PG students is 74% and 26%. Plus 55% of the students are female and there are 26% international students

As per the Guardian University Ranking 2026, the University of Liverpool ranks at #21 in 2026 and #27 in 2025. 

So, there is an improvement in its ranking. The Guardian ranking for this university has been improving each year since 2024.

The ranking authority takes care of a lot of parameters when assessing the rank to top UK-based universities. 

The important parameters are - 

• Entry standards
• Student-staff ratio
• Teaching quality
• Feedback
• Career prospects