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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Mentioned below are some popular financial aid options for Indian students in the UK.
| Type of Scholarship | Scholarship Name | Financial Award | Eligibile Courses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Merit-based | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarship |
| PG or Research |
| Merit-based | Commonwealth Scholarship |
| PG or Research |
| Merit-based | GREAT Scholarships | GBP 10,000 or INR 12.11 L | PG |
1 GBP = INR 121,18
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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Management and IT graduates are of very high demand to employers in London. Mentioned below are some of the best paying job roles in London for Indian students to consider.
| Job Title | Average Salary in GBP | Average Salary in INR |
|---|---|---|
| Software Engineer | GBP 50,834 | INR 61.6 Lakhs |
| Data Analyst | GBP 34,707 | INR 42.05 Lakhs |
| Project Manager | GBP 49,300 | INR 59.73 Lakhs |
| Marketing Manager | GBP 45,244 | INR 54.8 Lakhs |
| Operations Manager | GBP 47,541 | INR 57.6 Lakhs |
Source: Payscale
1 GBP = INR 121.17
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
According to the ranking body QS, the University College London ranked #9, where the Kings's college London ranked #40 in the World ranking category. This shows UCL is way better than Kings's College as these rankings are based on various factors. Students can check the comparison table below:
Ranking Body | Kings College | UCL |
|---|---|---|
QS World Rankings (2025) | #40 | #9 |
Shiksha World Rank | #24 | #7 |
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
Yes it is harder to get into University College London than King's College London. The acceptance rate of UCL is between 22-30%, where it is around 43% for Kings. There is a slight difference in the acceptance rates of both universities but the toughness increases even with few rate change. Both the university consider factors like qualification, work experience, English language requirements, and more.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Similar to the Ivy League in the US, 24 of the best universities are part of the Russell Group in the UK. The main difference between RG universities and others comes in research, teaching, and overall standing. RG university faculty members are usually Nobel Prize winners or world-class researchers. You get a low student to faculty ratio and a better environment.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
They both offer the best education to international students. If we compare them in terms of MS in CS, then the cost of study at Georgia Tech is lower than at UCL. Students can check the below table for more detail:
| University | First Year Tuition Fee | Ranking |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia Institute of Technology | INR 17 L | #97 |
| University College London | INR 37 L | #9 |
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
UCLgraduates were placed in a wide range of industries/ sectors with Education and Other Educational Activities as the top one with 16.6% of placements. Other sectors include Health & Social Care, Academic Research and HE, Accountancy and Financial Services, Construction, Built Environment and property, IT, technology & telecommunications, Manufacturing, Scientific Research, development & analysis, Publishing, journalism & translation, Law, Retail & wholesale activities, etc
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Popular job roles at UCL include Generalist medical practitioners, Programmers and software development professionals, Finance and investment analysts and advisers, Primary education teaching professionals, Management consultants and business analysts, Higher education teaching professionals, Other researchers, unspecified discipline Business and related research professionals, Marketing associate professionals, Actuaries, economists and statisticians, Biochemists and biomedical scientists Social and humanities scientists, Business, research and administrative professionals IT business analysts etc.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
MSc Economics of UCL recorded a career outcome rate of 94.2%. Following are the finer details:
- Salary: £42,184 (average) and £38,000 (median)
- Industry: Consultancy, Accountancy & Financial Services, Policy & government, Academic Research and HE, Banking and investment, etc
- Recruiters: Frontier Economics, Bank of England, UK Government, Charles River Associates UK Ltd, EY, etc
- Job Roles: Actuaries, economists and statisticians, Management consultants and business analysts, etc
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes Those who are pursuing research-based courses at UCL have access to entrepreneurship training for doctoral students and early career researchers (SPERO), which consists of 5 workshops plus a Hatchery startup incubator. Students can have access to all the facilities of BaseKX, a dedicated mentor, monthly meetings with an experienced entrepreneurship advisor, office hours with lawyers, accountants and expert facilitators, etc.
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