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Study in the UK from India: universities, costs & student visa

One-year master's degrees and an 18-month Graduate Route work visa (from January 2027).

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Master's length1 year

Stay back18 months

Visa success98%

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Bachelor’s in UK

Study a Bachelor’s in UK from India

Most UK Bachelor’s degrees take three years (four in Scotland). You apply through UCAS with up to five choices, and many universities accept Class 12 results directly.

Course length3 years (4 in Scotland)

Main intakeSeptember

Apply throughUCAS

After studyGraduate Route

01Who can apply

Students with Class 12 results; many universities accept CBSE, ISC and state boards with subject-wise grades, others ask for a foundation year.
One UCAS application covers up to five courses, with one personal statement.

02English

Most universities ask for IELTS or another approved English test; some accept a high Class 12 English score instead.

03Deadlines for 2027 entry

15 October 2026: Oxford, Cambridge, medicine, dentistry and veterinary courses.
13 January 2027: equal-consideration deadline for most other courses.

04After study

The Graduate Route lets you stay and work after your degree: two years today, 18 months for applications made from 1 January 2027.

Checked October 2026. Rules change from year to year, so we confirm the current requirements for your course during your free counselling session.

Sources: Imperial College London – UCAS deadlines for 2027 entry · ICEF Monitor – Graduate Route reduced to 18 months from January 2027

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Study in UK – Admission, Scholarships & Visa Support

We guide students from Bangalore to study in top UK universities with full assistance in admissions, SOPs, and student visas.

01 · Why study

Why Study in UK?

World-Renowned Universities – Institutions like Oxford, Cambridge, and Imperial College London rank globally.
Shorter Course Durations – Bachelor’s degrees typically take 3 years, and master’s 1 year
Globally Recognized Degrees – A UK degree is respected worldwide, boosting career prospects
Strong Research and Innovation – The UK leads in research, with major breakthroughs in science and technology.
Work While Studying – Students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time.
Post-Study Work Visa – Graduates can stay for 18 months on the Graduate Route (applications from 1 January 2027; PhD graduates get 3 years) to seek employment.
Diverse Culture – A welcoming environment for international students from all backgrounds.

02 · Costs

Cost of Studying in UK

Cost of Admission

S.no.	Expense	Estimated Cost (GBP)	Notes
1.	Application Fees	£20 – £50 per university	UCAS charges £22.50 for 1 course, £27 for multiple courses
2.	Standardized Tests	IELTS: £180, TOEFL: £200, GRE: £205, GMAT: £250	Required for some programs
3.	Student visa application	£558	Mandatory for international students
4.	Immigration Health Surcharge	£776 per year	Required for NHS healthcare access
5.	Proof of Funds Requirement	£10,539 – £13,761 (minimum)	For visa purposes (outside London vs. inside London)
6.	Flight Tickets	£400 – £1,000	Varies based on location and season
7.	Total Estimated Cost	£1,500 – £15,000+	Before tuition and living expenses

03 · Tuition

Tuition and Living Costs in UK

Tuition Fees (Per Year)

S.no.	Type of Institution	Estimated Cost (GBP)	Notes
1.	Public Universities	£10,000 – £38,000 per year	Varies based on course and university
2.	Private Universities	£15,000 – £50,000 per year	Tuition-based, especially for Business & Law
3.	MBA & Specialized Programs	£20,000 – £60,000 per year	Business, Law, and some Engineering courses

04 · Process

Admission Process in UK(Step-by-Step)

Choose Universities – Research programs based on career goals and tuition budget.
Check Requirements – Review eligibility criteria, test scores, and English language requirements.
Prepare Documents – Gather transcripts, test scores, SOP, LORs, and a CV.
Apply via UCAS (Undergraduate) or Directly (Postgraduate) – Most undergrad applications go through UCAS.
Pay Application Fees – Required for UCAS and some universities.
Receive Conditional/Unconditional Offer – Universities send formal admission letters.
Arrange Finances – Proof of funds is required for visa applications.
Apply for a Student visa – Submit an application via the UK Home Office.
Arrange Accommodation – Secure housing before arrival.
Enroll at University – Register at your institution upon arrival.

05 · Intakes

Student Intakes in UK

Intake Season	Application Period	Semester Start	Availability	Best For
Autumn/Fall Intake	September – January (Previous Year)	September – October	Most programs available	Best for international students
Spring Intake	June – October (Previous Year)	January – February	Limited programs available	Alternative if missed Fall intake
Summer Intake	February – April (Previous Year)	May – June	Very few universities offer this	Short-term or specific courses