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Everything you need to know about studying in the UK
International students in the UK can work up to 20 hours/week during term time. The average wage is around £10–£12/hour (INR 1,070–1,280). Full-time work is allowed during holidays, helping students manage living costs or gain experience.
Yes. You will need a valid passport, CAS letter, proof of funds, IELTS/TOEFL score, and sometimes ATAS clearance. Some additional requirements apply for students under 18 or with dependents. Please get in touch with your upGrad counselor for more information.
UK universities usually offer three intakes: September/October being the major one followed by January/February which is common for Master’s courses, and finally, May/June for selected programs. Students should apply 6–8 months in advance to secure admission and complete visa processing on time.
Yes, after completing your graduation, you can stay in the UK for 2 years on a Graduate Visa or for 3 years after a PhD. You must apply before your student visa expires. upGrad helps students understand post-study work rights, job roles, and visa timelines.
Yes, Indian students can apply for scholarships like Chevening, Commonwealth, GREAT, and others funded by UK universities or global bodies. These may cover full or partial tuition fees, living expenses, and airfare. Most are merit-based and available mainly for postgraduate programs in a wide range of subjects.
Yes, many UK universities accept students with backlogs, especially if you have cleared them and meet other academic and English proficiency criteria. Most institutions allow up to 5 backlogs, while some may consider up to 15 depending on the course, subject relevance, and overall profile.
Yes, UK universities allow gap years if you explain them clearly in your SOP. Productive gaps involving work, skill-building, or volunteering are usually accepted. Some top universities may ask for proof of activity during the gap.
Some UK universities accept students without IELTS if they have scored a minimum of 70-75% in English during high school previously or have passed a university-conducted interview or test. Pathway programs or English language support courses are also available as alternatives.
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