UK

Last date to apply for the January intake in UK generally falls between mid-October and mid-November of the previous year. However this is not a rigid deadline to apply for the Jan intake in Uk as some universities also accept applications till late December. 

Indian students working part-time in the UK usually earn around GBP 10 (INR 1,257) to GBP 15 (1,885) per hour. This earning may depend on the location and industry.

Indian students can work only 20 hours per week. As per unofficial sources, Indian students can earn around GBP 700 (INR 87,985) to GBP 1,200 (INR 1.50 L) per month through part-time jobs.

Yes, the UK is generally considered safe and offers welcoming environment for its Indian students.Indian students must prepare themselves for high cost of living, competitive job market, and strict immigration rules in the UK. The High Commission of India in London advises students to never leave personal belongings unattended.

Yes, it is relatively easy for Indian students to find part-time jobs in the UK. Indian student must search early and can utilize university career services. Indian students can look for job in sectors such as tutoring, hospitality, retail, etc.

Yes, the university has built the Bangalore campus to feel just like the one in the UK. This means the libraries, technology, and student support are all of a very high international standard. Choosing the University of Liverpool, Bangalore BA means you get an "authentic international experience." You get to study in a world-class environment without the high cost of living in another country, which is a great benefit for students.

Yes, Imperial College actively helps Indian students find jobs in the UK. The university offers dedicated career services, networking events, and access to its online job search portal.

Talented Indian students also get the chance to work at the Imperial Global India Hub (research and innovation facility in Bengaluru).

The Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is a mandatory fee (GBP 776 or INR 1 Lakhs per year) paid by Indian students for the healthcare services offered by the National Health Service (NHS).

This allows students to get all healthcare benefits of a UK resident. The IHS covers hospital treatment, diagnostics, mental health services, dental services, and urgent medical needs.

The most famous scientists from Oxford University are - 

1. Stephen Hawking (cosmologist)
2. Tim Berners-Lee (inventor of the World Wide Web)
3. Nobel laureate Dorothy Hodgkin (chemist)
4. Erwin Schrödinger (discoverer of the Schrödinger equation, physicist)
5. Howard Florey and Ernst Chain (penicillin developers)

Famous actors who studied at Oxford University include -

1. Kate Beckinsale (French and Russian literature)
2. Hugh Grant (English literature)
3. Rosamund Pike (English literature)
4. Rowan Atkinson (MS in Electrical Engineering)
5. Emma Watson (Master's in Creative Writing in UK)

The best non-Russell Group universities in the UK include the University of St Andrews, the University of Bath and Loughborough University. These institutions offer specialised, career-focused and high-quality education.