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Why Study in UK
Studying in the UK allows you to take advantage of the pleasant climate and various locations across the nation. The UK is considered one of the top ten countries in the world for studying abroad. The primary rationale for contemplating application to UK universities is the classroom's well-known and manageable structure. Additionally, universities are recognized throughout the world, which makes it simpler for you to apply for jobs globally. Many nations view British culture as having a great deal of influence, particularly due to their ability to manage their time well and maintain discipline, which will undoubtedly help you in the long run. Living and studying at one of the best universities in the UK will almost certainly equip you with these personality and career skills.
Globally Recognized Universities
Variety Of Courses
Scientific Research Set Up
Standard Of Living
Scholarship And Financial Support
Health Benefits
Amiable Environment
Cross-Cultural Experience
REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDYING IN UK
- Law
- Computer Science
- Design Studies
- Preclinical Medicine
- Sports and Exercise Science
- Subjects Allied to Medicine
- Combinations with Business and Administration Studies
- Management Studies
- Civil Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Design and Development Engineering
- Production and Process Engineering
- Program and Software Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
WORK WHILE STUDYING IN GEORGIA
Many students like to find a part-time job whilst studying. It brings in some money and can help build a healthy work-life-study balance. But English, whilst becoming increasingly common, is still not widely spoken as an additional language, particularly amongst Georgians over the age of about twenty-five. As it was once a part of the Soviet Union, Russian de facto operates as a national language alongside Georgian. This means that, unless you speak excellent Georgian or Russian, you will struggle to find work.
However, once you have your temporary residency permit in hand, you can work in Georgia. The permit must be valid for at least
REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDYING IN UK
These vary between study programs and levels. For each course, Indian students will need to meet a minimum English language requirement. Along with that a minimum academic record of 65% and above for humanities stream in class XII, and 70 – 80% and above for Science/Commerce stream in class XII will also be required. Foundations and Diploma programs are available for students who have secured below 60%. The student should have completed 18 years of age before joining a degree program.
UK STUDY VISA
You should have the following documents before applying: UK Student Visa Requirements: Applying for a student visa requires you to carry a lot more documents in comparison to a tourist visa, by comparison. Aspirants need the mandatory documents along with supporting documents of financial and academic records. Make sure you refer to the UK Student Visa checklist before going to the consulate for the visa interview. While these costs are daunting, there are several scholarships that can gain you entry to a top UK based university. You can also opt for education loans to study in the UK!
WORK WHILE STUDYING IN UK
Recently UK relaxed post-study work visa (graduate route visa) rules for international students. This will allow international as well as Indian students to stay in the UK for work after finishing their studies. However, there are certain rules regarding part-time work in the UK for international students who went on a student visa. In case any international student doesn’t comply with the rules laid down by the UKBA, they risk facing deportation. Candidates can work on-campus or off-campus whatever opportunities they get. Following are the restrictions on working part-time while on UK student visa (Tier 4):
Maximum of 20 hours per week of paid/unpaid work for those studying at degree level or more
Maximum of 10 hours per week of paid/unpaid work during course term for language center students
The Student visa must be valid and issued for a full-time course Full-time work is allowed during vacations
Students pursuing part-time courses are not allowed to work in the UK by authorities You can’t work full time until you have received a work permit (Tier 2) Self-employment is not permitted, like any freelance or consultancy work
UK POST-STUDY WORK VISA FOR GRADUATES
The UK post-study work visa allows international students to stay back in the UK to search for work for a period of 2 years after completing their graduate studies. During the first year after graduation, PSW visa holders can work in any job until they find work to move towards a general work visa.
This rule of staying in the UK after graduation will again makes the UK a topmost choice for international students. International students who were looking for other countries in Europe will again seek to study in the UK. Any international student having a Tier-4 visa and is enrolled in a recognized UK higher education from September 2020 is eligible for stay back period after their graduation.
The new post-study work visa rules allow international students to work in the UK after graduation. This rule will be applicable to a bachelor’s, master’s and Ph.D. graduates.
The post-study work visa allows graduates to work to stay up to two years and look for work. During this period, students are allowed to do any work other than their area of study.
Once the PSW visa expires, those who are looking to stay longer in the UK need to apply to a skilled work visa or general work visa (Tier 2 visa). However, in order to get a Tier 2 visa, the general work visa, the candidate must be getting at least £30,000 per year. For some jobs, this can be higher or lower.
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