Study in UK from India

Capital:
London

Largest City:
London, Manchester, Birmingham

Currency:
Pound

Immigrant population:
14.4% of total population

Work rule for international students:
20 hours a week

wages for students:
£9.50 per hour

Economy:
5th

Per capita income:
47,620 PPP Dollars

Population:
67.22 Million

National Language:
English

Why Uk

England is quite a unique place on earth that offers a rich multicultural atmosphere. Higher education institutions in the United Kingdom are known worldwide for their innovative and challenging environments that encourage students to achieve their full potential. United Kingdom is the most popular study destination in the world because of it’s modern & conducive learning environment and quality of education that provide a vibrant, creative and challenging environment to develop versatility in your attitude .

Admissions

Have you considered applying to the United Kingdom, one of the most popular academic study destinations in the world?

Here are 6 steps to help you apply for UK:

1. Choose a university and a study program
2. Meet the Application Requirements
3. Apply
4. Wait for the Admission Letter
5. Arrange your Finances
6. Get your Student Visa

Documents required for a UK student visa

Along with your personal information, you will need to submit photocopied evidence confirming your identity and academic history. These may include:

- Completed visa application form
- Current passport
- Academic records and transcripts as mentioned in the CAS form
- English language proficiency test mentioned in the CAS form (IELTS, TOEFL etc)
- Two passport-sized photograph
- Financial availability proof to prove that you can support yourself while your stay in the UK for studies
- Original birth certificate (with translation for non-English document)
- Tuberculosis test results from a TB Test Centre(UKVI)
- Proof of paying the visa application fee
- Receipt of immigration health surcharge payments form
- Self-assessment form Appendix 8 with attached documents.
- Other requirements depending on your country of origin

Visas

Tier 4 (general) student visa-For students aged 16 and over.

UK student visa requirements

UK student visas are awarded on a points-based system. You’ll need to provide the following information in order to meet all of the requirements.
Passport details
A recent photograph
An unconditional offer of a place on a course by a licensed Tier 4 Sponsor.
Proof of English language skills
Proof of financial support for the duration of your stay in the UK
You may also need an ATAS certificate to study certain subjects in the UK

UK Student Visa for Bangladeshi Students

The UK visa processing is not too great a task. Here is a document checklist for your interest ::

Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies (CAS).
Proof of financial support in the home country.
Valid passport.
English Proficiency Test result.
All academic and unacademic certificates.

UK Student visa fees

Type of Visa	Application Fee
Short-term study student visa	£97 for 6 months ; £186 for 11 months
Tier 4 student visa (General)	£348
Tier 4 student visa (Child)	£348

As visa fees are subject to change, you can check the latest updates on costs here.

Immigration Health Surcharge

As an international student, you need to pay a health insurance surcharge along with your visa fee. The cost of this is around £470 per year to gain access to the NHS as an international student.

Costs

University tuition fees and tuition fee loans

Universities in England, Northern Ireland and Scotland can charge students from England up to £9,250 a year for undergraduate tuition. For accelerated degrees (which are completed in less time) English universities can charge up to £11,100. The most Welsh universities can charge is £9,000 a year.

Keep in mind that these numbers are for UK students only. Tuition fees for international and EU students vastly differ, averaging at around £12,000 per year. Although, the cost can be much more depending on what degree and uni you choose.

Cost of Education in UK: Tuition Fees for International Students

Tuition fee is the prime expenditure of international student living cost in UK. It may vary greatly from university to university, location, and the course you choose.

The international students fees UK for medical degrees and MBAs are higher as compared to tuition fees for humanities and social science degrees. Take a look at the following table to understand the average tuition fee in UK for different levels of degrees:

Type of Degree	Average Annual Tuition Fee in UK
Bachelors	£10,000 – £39,000
Masters	£10,500 – £30,000
PhD	Up to £19,000

Living

The estimated yearly cost of living in the UK for an international student is generally GBP 12,500. However, it can vary depending on a number of factors like accommodation, student’s lifestyle, basic expenses, etc. Before we discuss those factors in detail, here’s an overview of the living expenses in UK for Bangladeshi students .

Estimated living costs
The cost of living can vary greatly depending on your lifestyle, budget and spending habits.

Factors	Average Cost Per Month
Accomodation	£600- £750
Food & Groceries	£120 – £200
Transportation	£40- £65
Household Bills	£50 – £70
Entertainment	£40- £50
Miscellaneous	£200

Estimated Costing **

Jobs

Work and Study in the UK
A great way of challenging and expanding your language skills as well as helping you support yourself, it’s possible for international students to work whilst studying in the UK.
In general, if you are studying at degree level, you are ale to work for a maximum of 20 hours per week during term-time, and up to 40 hours during holidays.

*UK Home Office confirms 2 years Post Study Stay back (Graduate Immigration route) for students graduating with Bachelors, Masters, PhD, after the summer of 2021.

PR&Citizenship

If you have been living in Uk for 5 years or more in these two circumstances you’re allowed to seek British citizenship
You have an Indefinite Leave to Remain for 12 months
You’re from an EEA country and have a permanent residence permit for over 12 months
Your spouse/wife has British citizenship and you’ve been living in UK for over 3 years
You were born in UK
Your parent is a legal British citizen
You’re a stateless person or you gave up from your previous nationality

You need to pass the test of Life in the UK as well as a recognized English Language proficiency test. The process of obtaining an ILR visa can take a maximum of 6 months. For the ILR the following details are collected:

a current passport
2 passport size colour photographs
Digital prints of all the 10 fingers
Signature
Name
Date and Place of Birth
Present Immigration Status
Present Studying or Working Status

One who has worked for five years in the UK can apply for the ILR. A full-time job, stable income, and good moral conduct with zero criminal records will elevate one’s chances of getting an ILR visa. One also has to pass the Knowledge of Life in the UK test and a recognized English Language test

Scholarships

If you’re dreaming of getting a degree in the UK but has financial constraints, you can opt for a GREAT scholarship to study in the UK. The UK government offers hundreds of bursaries, scholarships, bursaries, and additional financial support to students from several countries.

Bangladeshi students looking forward to studying in the UK without IELTS can avail these scholarships:

Gates Cambridge Scholarships.
Rhodes Scholarships at University of Oxford.
Edinburgh Global Research Scholarships.
Undergraduate Merit Award
Chevening Scholarship UK (Fully Funded)
The Developing Countries Scholarship (UG)
Rotary Peace Fellowships
Be Exceptional Scholarships

Commonwealth Masters Scholarships

Available for international students who are domiciled in a Commonwealth
country and want to study a Masters degree in the UK, these scholarships provide funding for tuition fees, airfare travel to and from the UK as well as other expenses.

FAQs

Ques : Can I Go UK without IELTS?

Yes, you can go to the UK for higher studies without IELTS. Many UK universities accept Bangladeshi students with MOI.

Ques. Is it expensive to study in the UK?

Ans: Yes it can be expensive. However, the course duration in the UK is very short so that compensates for the total cost of study in the UK being higher. Also, with effective planning & budgeting, the UK study costs can be managed very well.

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