UK

Yes, the University of Hertfordshire offers conditional admissions for the MS courses if a student has pending English language scores or outstanding documentation. 

Given below are the important guidelines for the same - 

• The conditional requirement for the English language requirement is to have an IELTS score of 6.5 with no less than 5.5 band in any sub skill 
• Docs which are left for upload like the final transcripts, degree certificates and an academic reference 

As per The Guardian rankings 2026, Portsmouth University ranking is #35. It is ranked at #42 in the Complete University Guide Rankings 2026. Some of the course rankings as per The Guardian rankings are

• Accounting and Finance: #15
• Journalism: #11
• Media and Film Studies: #8
• Physics: #13

Students can clear the UK 10th Exam in the first attempt if they prepare and approach the exam with the right strategy and preparation plan. They should solve and learn previous year question papers to understand the pattern of UK Class 10 exam. 

Yes living in the UK is costlier than in India. It's estimated that the expenses in the UK might be 70% or higher than in India. 

Yes a salary of £3,000 per month is good to live in the UK. However - in London you might want to share an accommodation to split the expenses and save on this segment. Rest - your expenses will depend on how good you plan and budget around the basic and unnecessary expenses.

Exeter University ranks among the Top 100 Universities in the UK in 2026. In the rankings by the Guardian, the Uni of Exeter ranks at #17. In the Complete University Guide rankings, this university ranks at #11 in 2026. In the Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026 ranks at #14. 

In 2026, the high demand courses in UK are in the fields facing skill shortages including-

• Medicine/Nursing
• Engineering - Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Renewable
• Computer Science
• AI, Machine Learning and Cybersecurity
• Data Science/Business Analytics

These areas offer high employability, strong salary potential and long-term career stability. 

The sandwich course usually incorporates 9-12 months of placement/internship in the original course. This increases the duration of any given regular course by almost an year. Thus, 3 year's sandwich courses in  UK become 4 year courses and the 1 year master's or MBA courses become 2 year courses.