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Aashi Shukla

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Yes, Indian students who completed their MBBS degrees from a recognised medical college/university in India can take PLAB exam, just that their college or university must be listed in “World Directory of Medical Schools”.

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Abhishek Mehra

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You can use the CGPA to percentage formula to convert CGPA into percentage. The CGPA to percentage conversion formula is:

CGPA = (Percentage ÷ 9.5)

Let us understand the application of the CGPA to percentage formula by using an example. For example, if your percentage is 76.5, your CGPA would be:

CGPA = 76.5 ÷ 9.5 = 8.05263.

You can round it upto two decimal places for convinience. Hence, your CGPA comes out to be 8. 

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Rashmi Shekhar

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Some of the scholarships provided to Indian students by the UK government are Chevening Scholarships, Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship, and Scotland Saltire Scholarships. Both part-time and full-time scholarships are available for international students. One can pay their fee through it. The full-funding available helps in covering the entire course fee, cost of living as well as return flights to the United Kingdom. If you wish to check if you're eligible to get a scholarship as a postgraduate student in the UK, do visit the website of UK Council for International Affairs (UKCISA).

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Taru Bhandari

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Top universities such as the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, LSE, and more offer diverse specializations that can lead to good job opportunities in big firms. Some popular specializations include International Law, Commercial/Corporate Law, Human Rights Law, and more. Students can check the popular LLM programs in demand in the UK below:

  •   International Law
  •   Commercial/Corporate Law
  •   Intellectual Property Law
  •   Human Rights Law
  •   Criminal Law
  •   Environmental Law
  •   Maritime Law
  •   Banking and Finance Law
  •   Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
  •   Tax Law
  •   Technology & Media La
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Piyush Pandey

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After completing an LLM degree from the UK, students can explore job sectors such as law firms, government and public service, financial institutions, human rights organizations, international agencies, and more. Students can grab job roles like Legal Advisor, Corporate Lawyer, Compliance Officer, Policy Analyst, Legal Consultant (International law firms, NGOs, government), Arbitrator, or Mediator, and Academic or Researcher.

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Jasleen Shukla

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Students pursuing LLB in UK can grab roles like compliance, legal analyst, policy advisor and arbitration in India. People who want to practice in Indian courts must have Indian LLB degree and the State Bar Council, and qualify for the All India Bar Exam (AIBE). However, the LLM degree from the UK can positively impact students' resumes and help them to work in MNCs, legal consultancies, and law firms. 

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Mukul Thapa

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LLM in UK is PG degree. Students who are interested in fields such as International Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, can increase their skills in particular specialization. Legal professionals, legal consultants, solicitors and policy advisors can also study this course for global legal exposure. 

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Rohini Rawat

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MRes students can bring their dependents to the UK only if the university officially classifies their MRes programme as a "research-based” higher postgraduate degree.

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Abhishek Mehra

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Yes, students enrolling on specific courses can still bring their dependants. These courses include the government-funded courses lasting longer than 6 months and postgraduate research courses, including PhD or other doctoral qualifications on or above RQF level 8.

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Gunjan Thapa

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According to The Complete University Guide Rankings 2026, the University of Dundee ranking is #39 in the UK. In 2025 Complete University Guide rankings, this university ranked at #52. This shows that there has been a great improvement in the university's ranking. The Guardian has placed this university at #52 position in 2025. So, as per these UK-based  rankings, this university ranks among the Top 100 Universities in UK.

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