Entry requirements vary by program and university, but for Indian students, expect to need:

Strong academic record: This is typically demonstrated through good grades in your secondary school leaving exams (e.g., CBSE Class 12, IB Diploma, ICSE Board, etc) or your undergraduate/postgraduate degree (if seeking Master/PHD).
‍English language proficiency: You'll need a good score on an English language test like IELTS or TOEFL. Specific score requirements will vary by university and program.
‍Valid Indian passport: Ensure your passport is valid for the duration of your intended studies and has enough blank pages for visa processing.
‍Resume or CV: Showcase your academic achievements, extra curricular engagement and relevant skills.

Yes, Indian students on a Student visa can typically work part-time (up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during breaks) to help manage living expenses. Working part-time can also be a valuable way to gain experience and build your resume for future career opportunities.

Our support towards securing a successful student visa will include the following-

Information and Guidance: We can provide information on different types of visas, eligibility criteria, required documents, and the application process for various countries.

Clarification of Procedures: We can clarify any confusing aspects of the visa application process and help you understand the steps involved.

Document Preparation Assistance: We can offer guidance on preparing supporting documents required for visa applications, such as letters of invitation, financial statements, travel itineraries, and more.

Tips and Recommendations: We can offer tips and recommendations to improve your chances of a successful visa application, including common pitfalls to avoid.

Resources and References: We can direct you to reputable sources where you can find further information, such as official government websites and embassy/consulate resources.

 Living costs in the UK vary depending on location and lifestyle choices. Generally, expect to spend between £900 and £1,400 per month on accommodation, food, transportation, and other essentials. Some universities offer accommodation cost estimates for international students. Please note based on the UKVI student visa guidelines, the specific amount required to be shown for living expenses depends on whether the student will be studying in London or outside London. For students studying outside London, the requirement is £1,015 per month for up to nine months, whereas for those studying in London, the requirement is £1,265 per month for up to nine months.

The Student visa application process typically involves:

Receive CAS from the University: Once unconditionally admitted and tuition deposit paid where applicable to a UK university or educational institution, students will receive a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from their respective institution. This document is essential for the visa application process. Please note for the issuance of CAS, many Universities lately would want you to submit financial documents along with a complete TB test report before the CAS gets released.

Complete the online visa application form: Applicants must complete the online visa application form available on the official UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) website. They will need to provide accurate and detailed information about their personal details, education, employment history, and travel history. Applicants are required to pay the visa application fee along with IHS Surcharge as per the current fee structure set by the UKVI. The payment is usually made online as part of the application process. After completing the payments, one gets redirected to the site of VAC wherein appointment is booked for biometrics and submission of documents if not done online.

Demonstrate sufficient funds: Applicants must demonstrate that they have enough funds to cover their tuition fees for the first year of study and living expenses as per the UKVI guidelines. This may involve providing bank statements, sponsorship letters, or other financial documents to prove their financial capability.

Wait for the visa decision: After submitting the visa application and attending required appointments, applicants must wait for a decision on their visa application. Interviews can be conducted on a case to case basis so please ensure monitoring your emails for any such communication from the UKVI Officer. The processing time may vary depending on the workload at the visa processing center and individual circumstances.

Collect the visa and plan travel: Once the visa application is approved, applicants will receive their visa vignette either in their passport and they can then make travel arrangements to the UK for their studies.

As an option, most students who completed their bachelor/master/PHD program, have the option to apply for a graduate visa. A Graduate visa lasts for 2 years. If you have a PHD or other doctoral qualification, it will last for 3 years. Please note that you must apply before your Student visa expires. Additionally, depending on your circumstances and career aspirations, you may be eligible to extend your stay in the UK through a work visa, apply for further study, or switch to another immigration category. It's advisable to seek guidance from your institution's international student support services or an immigration adviser for personalized advice.

The UK government website provides detailed information and guidance on the student visa application process for Indian students: https://www.gov.uk/student-visa. It's important to begin researching the visa process well in advance of your application.

UK universities generally provide accommodation options for international students, including on-campus halls of residence and off-campus private rentals. You can also explore online platforms, student housing agencies, and local classifieds to find suitable housing. We have partnered with agencies such as Casita, Amberstudent, University Living, Fly Homes, etc and our counselor will assist you finding the right option with their assistance.

International students in the UK may qualify for scholarships, grants, or bursaries offered by universities, government bodies, or private organizations. Our team will assist you in guiding you with the best possible financial assistance opportunities available for you.