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Why UK?

Today UK is a very popular International student study destination, and is recognized by employers, Universities and governments worldwide. UK is a diverse country with people of different cultures and speaking different languages. It adds to the international experience of the student. Students here study in a modern learning environment where emphasis is given on critical thinking. Given below are some of the reasons to choose UK as a study destination.

The UK institutions consistently rank among the best in the world and qualifications are internationally valued and recognized.
The UK undertakes 5 per cent of the world’s scientific research and produces 14 per cent of the world’s most frequently cited papers.
UK institutions offer flexibility of choice and enable you to blend academic and vocational courses of your choice.
The teaching and study methodology used in the UK give you the freedom to be creative and develop skills sets and confidence.
As a student you get the opportunity to be taught by the world's leading academics and experts; you also benefit from their constant academic support.
UK degrees can be tailored to your interests and often include specialized modules.
The UK is the home of English hence an ideal place to develop language skills and enhance employment prospects.
A student can always work part time while studying and full time during vacations.
Compared to other student study destinations the programs are shorter in duration and ends up helping you save on living cost.

Top Universities

University of Cambridge
UCL (University College London)
Imperial College London
University of Oxford
University of Edinburgh
King's College London (KCL)
University of Bristol
The University of Manchester
University of Glasgow
University of Birmingham
The University of Warwick
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
The University of Sheffield
The University of Nottingham
University of St Andrews
University of Southampton
Durham University
University of Leeds
University of York
Queen Mary, University of London (QMUL)

Cost

In order to study in the UK you will have to look at tuition and living costs for your stay.
Estimated living expenses per year - £7,000-£9,000
Tuition fees per year range from £7000 to £9,000 for Arts courses and £7500 to £12,000 for Science courses
Course duration ranges from 3 to 4 years for UK undergraduate courses and 1 year or more for UK postgraduate courses

Living Cost

Inside London-£ 1020 per month (£1020 * nine months= £9180) from 1st July
Outside London-£ 820 per month (£820 * nine months= £7380) from 1st July

Job Opportunities

UKBA has introduced Tier 2 of point based system whereby student who graduate from UK university will be able to take graduate level job in the UK with the registered companies paying a minimum of £ 20000 a year and work for 3 years. There is possibility of later extending for 3 year more.
There is also and introduction of new visa for graduate entrepreneurs. This scheme will allow students who have world class innovative ideas and there are approximately 1000 places this year

Part Time work

If you are in the on a UK Tier 4 student visa and you are attending a degree level course, you will normally have the right to work 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during course vacations. This includes paid or unpaid work.

If you have a Tier 4 visa issued to attend a pre-session course only, you cannot work more than 10 hours per week in paid or unpaid work.

Working Visa-Tier 2

UKBA has introduced Tier 2 of point based system whereby student who graduates from UK University will be able to take graduate level job in the UK with the registered companies paying a minimum of £ 20,300 a year and work for 3 years. There is possibility of later extending for 3 years more.

There is also and introduction of new visa for graduate entrepreneurs. This scheme will allow students who have world class innovative ideas and there are approximately 1000 places this year

FAQ's

1. Can I work Part Time while studying?
Yes, 20 hours per week when the course is in session and fulltime during vacations.

2. Is there a Post study work option or possibility of applying for PR?
Yes, if a student successfully completes their education they are entitled to a “Job search visa” in UK for the period of 4 months. If a student gets a job in the UK with the registered companies paying a minimum of £ 20,300 a year then there is possibility of later extending for 3 years or more.

3. What are the general entry requirements for Universities?
GMAT is required for an MBA in most universities, apart from these students need to have cleared IELTS/PTE test for English language. Entry requirements differ from Universities and institutes the counselors at Kaaiser will be able to guide you according to your profile.

4. When should I start the application process?
It is advisable to start an application process minimum of 3-4 months in advance.

5. When do I need to pay my fees?
You need to pay your fees for Universities only after you get Unconditional Offer letter.

6. What are the possibilities of getting a scholarship? How do I apply for them?
The counselors at Kaaiser will be able to guide you about the same.

7. What are the intakes in UK?
Main Intake is September however some Universities may offer Jan intakes as well.

Testimonials

Studying in UK was always I aimed at; but there is lot of universities and colleges and it gets very confusing. I did want to end up at a commercial education centre which does not help me in any way for my career. Kaaiser suggested me only the top University. Truly grateful to the counselor for helping me.
- Sanjana Mahajan, University of Leeds

I was very careful to not bump into any of the fake universities, just wanted to grab an opportunity in a globally appreciated course. Mr. Kapil Chandok suggested me the right course according to my profile.
- Navdeep Singh, University of York

There were no problems no delays; I got in a good university. Everything seems to be in order. I was concerned about the visa part the most. Thank You Mr. Kapil Chandok.
- Anand Shirvastav, University of Nottingham