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Best UK Education Consultants in Delhi
Why Study in UK?
- When you study in the UK, courses are for a shorter period as compared to those of the US Universities, but they are intensive and save time and money of an extra year.
- If a student does not meet the eligibility criteria of the University, there is a wide range of foundation, vocational and bridging courses that one can choose from to study in the UK, in order to enter into a degree program.
- More than 370 scholarships on offer to achieve your academic ambition.
- A student can either apply to study in the UK through UCAS where he/she could apply to six Universities in the same form, or directly through the ‘application direct.’
- 40 points are needed to apply for a student visa. Of this, 30 points comes from “confirmation of acceptance for studies” from the institution of your choice.
- The UK teaching module encourages interaction, debates and exchanges, combining lectures and seminars with high-tech learning methodologies.
- Courses offer job placements and internships that add to the degree.
- UK offers a great lifestyle with beautiful landscape, art and culture, historical sites and urban life.
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Education System in UK
- Undergraduate Courses and Postgraduate programs
- Honours degree: In-depth study of one subject. Duration – 3 to 4 years.
- Joint Honours degree: In-depth study of two subjects. Duration – 3 to 4 years.
- Combined honors degree: Where two or more subjects are studied at less advanced level. Duration is 3-4 years.
- Sandwich course: After 2 or 3 years, you can take one year off from the College or University to gain work experience and then join back to complete the final year. Duration is 4-5 years.
- Foundation course: It is a higher qualification directly related to employment such as design. Duration- 2 years.
Other Courses
- HND (Higher End Diploma)
Universities and Colleges
- King’s College London
- Royal Holloway, University of London
- University of Birmingham
- University of Cambridge
- University of Edinburgh
- Exeter University
- Manchester University
- Nottingham University
- University College London
- Bath Spa University
- University of Oxford
- University of Cambridge
- London School of Economics
- University College London
- University of Birmingham
- Warwick University
- Durham University
- School of oriental and African studies
- Nottingham University
- University of York
- University of Reading
- University of East Anglia
- University of Oxford
- Imperial College, London
- University College London
- University of Gloucestershire
- Royal Holloway, University of London
- University of Bristol
- University College Northampton
- University of Liverpool
- University of Reading
- University of East Anglia
- University of Oxford
- Imperial College, London
- University College London
- University of Gloucestershire
- Royal Holloway, University of London
- University of Bristol
- University College Northampton
- University of Liverpool
- University of Cambridge
- University of Oxford
- Nottingham University
- University of St. Andrews
- Durham University
- University of East Anglia
- University College London
- Kings College London
- University Hertfordshire
- Queen Mary London
- Imperial College
- University of Sussex
- University of Southampton
- University of Edinburgh
- University of York
- University of Manchester
- De Montfort University
- University of Sheffield
- University of Bristol
- Aston University
- Imperial College
- University of Sheffield
- Oxford Brookes
- University of Birmingham
- University of Manchester
- University of The West of Scotland, Paisley
- University of Bristol
- University College London
- City University
- Nottingham University
- Imperial College
- Nottingham University
- University of Cardiff
- University of Manchester
- University of Bath
- University of Sheffield
- University of Southampton
- Loughborough University
- University of Bristol
- King’s college, London
- University of Oxford
- University of Manchester
- Cambridge University
- Glasgow Caledonian University
- University College London
- University of Dundee
- Imperial College
- King’s College, London
- St. George’s Hospital Medical School
- University of Leicester
- University of Wales, Bangor
- University of Plymouth
- University College London
- St George’s Hospital Medical School
- University of Edinburgh
- University of Manchester
- Northumbria University at Newcastle
- University of Cardiff
- University of Hertfordshire
- University of Wales , Swansea
Our Tested and Trusted 8-Step Process
EdNet’s Proprietary Career Assessment Test
Expert Counseling
Plan of Action/Goal Setting
Create Your Unique Story
Application Processing
Interview Preparation
Visa Guidance
Pre-Departure Orientation
Why EdNet?
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Aptitude Test
Our proprietary, expertly constructed Career Test helps analyse your strengths and shortcomings, and recognizes the best career options for you. This self-analysis helps in determining the right course, in the right school, and in the right country.
Expert Counselors
Our internationally recognized counselors have over 100 years of combined experience, who have a 100% success rate for more than 2,500 students over the past 15 years.
Goal
We realize that each student is unique and so is his/her potential, passion, skills, and ambitions. Our target is clear – to lead you to the school best fit for you. Our services are thus custom-made, dynamic, and streamlined.
A Passionate and Driven Team
The team of EdNet is well-known in our industry to be highly passionate and committed towards each student. Our team possesses the best of talent, knowledge, and skill-set. You will be in good hands.
Higher Acceptance Rates
Our transparent and vigorous procedure involves multiple checkpoints throughout your application session, with quality assurance and guaranteed results. We value your time, energy, and effort – which is why our work is always immaculate and pertinent. This means that we will ensure your hard work bears fruit.
Personalized Attention
When you join the EdNet family, you become a member of our organization. We have garnered an impeccable reputation for providing the finest personalized services to students across the nation! Our team works tirelessly round the clock to make sure that each college application is unique, and that we showcase your strongest attributes to your dream school.
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Frequently Asked Questions
International students can work upto 20 hours a week and 40 hours or full time, during vacations when they study in UK. On an average, a student is paid a minimum of 7-10 pounds per hour.
UK provides a convenient road system that makes travel easy and comfortable. Trains, buses and ferries are some of the modes of traveling.
Yes, but as a Non-EU student you would have to apply for a work visa after graduation. There are various visas available – Tier 2 (General) Visa, Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur) Visa, Tier 4 Student, Tier 5 Youth Mobility Scheme, and Tier 5 Temporary Worker. For more information, please visit http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/ and https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration/work-visas
UK provides a convenient road system that makes travel easy and comfortable. Trains and Buses are the common modes of transport linking Scotland, Wales, and England.
Accommodation is usually provided to the first year undergraduate and graduate students in the campus. After the first year, the housing dept. in the college assists in finding accommodation for the international students.
It is not difficult to obtain a visa for UK. To apply for visa, you are required to show the visa dept your confirmed acceptance from the University and your financial support documents to prove that you can take care of your tuition and living cost. A facility available only for students in Bangalore is to file a priority visa which normally takes 5 working days and costs Rs 10,000 extra.
Yes. A letter from your host or sponsor in the UK is required to say that she will support and accommodate you during your course of studies, together with evidence that s/he can do so.
The duration of a sandwich program is of 4 years. It is an integrated program of one year of Industrial experience with the 3 years of academics. Besides the money that you earn during this year, you also gain practical experience that can be invaluable when applying for jobs after graduating.
Most of the Universities in UK are Government funded and that means universities have limited funds for scholarships for international students. Still universities have awards that are given to students on merit basis as well as performance during the course. Other sources of scholarships include:
- Chevening Scholarship: These scholarships are funded by foreign and commonwealth office and is administered by British Council.
- Commonwealth Scholarship: These scholarships are administered by the commonwealth scholarship commission.
- DFID scholarship: (UK Dept for International development). This is a shared scholarship scheme between UK Universities and DFID. It is especially for students from commonwealth developing countries.
TOEFL is the Test of English language as a foreign language set by ETS (Education Training System). This exam does a test on your English proficiency and consists of listening, structuring of sentences, reading and essay. The result of TOEFL is also valid for 2 years. Preferred score is 100+ IBT and above.
