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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Min balance in back required for Indian students who want to study at UK Uni is mentioned below-
- Outside London- Remaining tuition fee with GBP 9,207 for 9 months or GBP 1,023 per month
- London- Remaining tuition fee with GBP 12 K for 9 months or GBP 1,334 per month
Money must be in your account, parent or guardian's account for 28 days. Counsellor will calculate exact amount on basis of university fee and deposit.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Tuition fee payment works according to steps mentioned below-
- Deposit-Pay a deposit (usually £2,000 – £4,000) to secure your offer and receive your CAS.
- Visa-Show total funds (including remaining tuition + living cost) for visa purposes.
- On arrival-Pay the first instalment at university registration.
- Remaining-Pay the second instalment (usually mid-semester or start of second term).
Note- You do not need to pay the full tuition before leaving India. Only the deposit is needed upfront. The rest can be paid after you arrive.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Students can look at mentioned below information about calculating living cost in the UK for Indian students who want to study at UK Uni-
Total cost in UK include - tuition, living cost for 12 months, visa fee, NHS surcharge, flight and initial setup cost.
Example- Outside London PG student must show about INR 28L - INR 35L in bank account for visa which should have tuition deposit deducted and full year living cost. Counsellor can provide detail figure as soon as the university is decided.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Students are required to show fund in bank account or parent or sponsor account for min 28 days before applying for visa. Amount required is mentioned below-
Tuition fee remaining after deposit with GBP 1,334 per month for 9 months in London or GBP 1,023 per month for 9 months for outside London.
Example- If tuition is GBP 15K and you pay GBP 2K, you need to show GBP 13K with approximately GBP 9.2K living cost or GBP 22.2K outside London equal to INR 24L - INR 26L.
Note- Funds must be 'settled' funds which means funds that have been in account for at least 28 consecutive days. Sudden large deposit just before visa application
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
London is bit expensive than other UK cities. Mentioned below is comparison-
London- GBP 1,200 - GBP 1,500 per month (required by UKVI- GBP 1,334 per month for visa purposes).
Outside London- GBP 800 - GBP 1,000 per month (required by UKVI- GBP 1,023 per month for visa purposes).
If budget is concern, cities like Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield or Coventry offer good universities at much lower cost of living. Many students save INR 3-5L per year by choosing outside London.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Total cost depends on university and city, but as general estimate for 1 year PG programme is mentioned below-
Tuition fees- GBP 10 K - GBP 25 K per year depending on the university and course.
Living costs- GBP 9K - GBP 13K per year (about GBP 12,000 inside London, GBP 10,224 outside London).
Total estimated cost- Approx GBP 20K - GBP 38K for full program. In Indian rupees, this is about INR 22-42 L depending on exchange rate.
Note- These figures are for a 1-year Master's. For 2-year programmes (rare in UK), costs double. Always factor in the visa application fee (approx. £490) and NHS surcharge (£776/year)
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 8
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, absolutely. A 1-year MBA from the UK offers excellent ROI with-
- Globally recognised degrees from world-class institutions
- Lower total cost compared to 2-year MBA programs offered in other countries
- Faster return to workforce (1 year vs 2 years)
- Post-study work visa (2 years)
- Average salary of ₹70-110 Lacs post-MBA
- Break-even period of just 1-2 years
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 8
Yes. UK accepts the Pearson Test of English (PTE) for work permits - specifically PTE Academic UKVI test. It is a Secure English Language Test (SELT) approved by UK Home Office for Skilled Worker, Health and Care Worker and other visa categories.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
There are several universities in UK that accept low PTE scores - say between 50 to 59. These universities accept these scores for all their Masters and undergraduate programs. Some UK universities accepting PTE scores include University of Essex, Cardiff University, Swansea University, University of Chester & Leeds Beckett University.
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