As the global education now, it is also necessary that students can go around the world to pursue a course of your choice. In this article, we discussed some questions to help students want to study abroad. I hope that students and their parents will be helped by this article.
(Q: 1) What are the documents required for the application process?
Answer: The following documents must be ready to start with the application process
-The completed form (contact us for the form)
His-10, 12 (for Bachelors courses) + mark sheets (for postgraduate)
-Two letters of academic reference
Or
-An academic reference and a letter of employment reference letter
-Experience certificate (if necessary)
A Statement of Purpose (SOP)
(Q: 2) When is the right time to submit the application?
Answer: The foreign admission is long. For UK admissions send the request at least 3-4 months prior to the date of admission. Admission in Australia to send the request at least 6 months before admission. If you send your documents well before the deadline, can only benefit you. You will have more chances to get admission, as well as get priority for housing, grants and even scholarships.
(Q: 3), UK degrees recognized in India?
Answer: All British universities are members of the Association of Common Wealth Universities (ACU), which makes the degree awarded by them a degree accepted in India.
(Q 4): IELTS is compulsory for admission in the UK?
Answer: IELTS is not compulsory for every University / College. Depends on the University / College to register. For whom English is not their 1st Language, they must provide evidence of logistical capacity to earn an IELTS or TOEFL or Pre Masters Program (NCUK)
(Q: 5) How do I finance my studies?
Answer: Going abroad can seem to be highly expensive compared to the cost of studies in India. However one must keep in mind the possible returns that are in the form of quality of education, international exposure and boost to ones career when assessing the costs of studying abroad. A student can rely on sources like family funds, loans, scholarships, grants, sponsorship etc provide funds required by it.
Self --
-Bank Loan
-Parents
-Relatives (to prove the relationship with documentary evidence)
Employer -
(Q: 6) Can my overseas relatives sponsor my studies in the UK?
Answer: Yes you should get a sponsorship letter from them indicating the relationship and to the extent that they are willing to finance their studies. Moreover, they also would be required to show proof of financial support (bank statements, salary certificate, a statement from the Chartered Accountant, their source of income etc.)
(Q: 7) If I pay a deposit?
Answer: Yes, most universities require students to pay part of monthly in advance to reserve a place for them in college. In any case, we recommend that all students must make a deposit payment as easy to obtain a student visa, we also grants the universities.
(Q: 8) Can I have a part-time job while studying in the UK? What is the value that I am likely to win and I can sustain myself on that?
Answer: Yes, any student visa holder is allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during the period and 40 hours per week during vacations. You can win Ë † 4 and above per hour, depending on the type of work. This can cover up to an average level of life of a student expense. However, when applying for a visa, students must show evidence of full financial support from other sources to cover their tuition and living costs. Students are always advised not to rely on part-time jobs.
(Q: 9) What is the cost of living in the UK?
Answer: We advise students to budget a minimum of one Ë † 7000 for graduate and postgraduate study, in addition to tuition. This amount should cover accommodation, food, entertainment, transport, insurance, laundry etc. Some students will require more than this amount, some less - much depends on lifestyle.
(Q: 10) Can I stay back and work in the UK after completion of my studies?
Answer: Yes you can. The International Graduates Scheme (IGS) allows international students to stay in the country for one year after graduation and gain valuable work experience. The Fresh Talent: Working in Scotland scheme allows students to apply to stay and work in Scotland for two years after the end of their course without the need for a work permit. This will apply to people who were living in Scotland and studying at a Scottish college or university. Those who graduated with a Higher National Diploma from a Scottish Further Education College or a first degree, masters or doctorate from a Scottish Higher Education Institution are eligible under the scheme FTWiS.