Yes, you can defer your offer to next intake available.

No, there is not reward. However, some Universities might give 5%-10% discount at the time of full fee payment.

No, you cannot study a part time course on a Tier 4 visa.

There would be on average 55-60 students in your class.

Holders of licenses issued from other countries. You can drive using your license or an international driving permit for up to 12 months. Once you have been resident in the UK for 6 months, you can apply for a UK provisional license and take the UK driving test. Holders of licenses issued from other countries.

Usually 15–18 hours per week are allocated for classroom teaching. Apart from that, library research, tutorials and assignments too have to be scheduled into your timetable.

Students get all the major facilities within the campus usually. It can be facilities like fitness center, salon, shopping center, food joints, lounges and discs, sports center, etc.

It depends on which city you are studying. The amount can range from INR 10 Lacs to INR 12 Lacs per annum.

In this case, you will have to apply for a standard visitor visa to attend your graduation ceremony. You can request a letter from your University which confirms your course details and date of the ceremony to either include with your visa application or show at the border.

No, the University won’t help in visa application

No, your fee paid won’t be refunded after visa grant, unless there is some serious health issue or family tragedy due to which student is not able to join the course. However, Universities might return some part of the deposit paid after visa grant, as per their refund policy.

No, it is not compulsory. The visa decision can be couriered to the permanent address of the student as well, if the student has applied for this service at the time of visa filing.

No, Police Verification Is not needed for UK Tier 4 visa.

You can fund your studies through Education Loan and/or minimum 6 months old FD and/or Savings Account Balance that is minimum 28 days maintained. Only the student himself or the parents can be the Sponsors.

Yes, interview is mandatory for UK Tier 4 visa and it is called Credibility Interview. Its main purpose is to judge whether the applicant is a genuine student and whether he can truly afford UK education or not.

Yes, your student visa can be extended by 2 years at first to a maximum of 5 years in total, provided your annual salary package exceeds 22,800 GBP.

You can pay for a Priority Visa service for your visit, work or study application (‘non settlement’). This will put your application at the front of the queue at every stage of the decision-making process. The cost of this service is in addition to your visa application fee and is non-refundable if the visa application is refused, or in exceptional cases, if it takes longer to process. Using the Priority Visa service does not guarantee that your application will be successful. All visa applicants must meet the requirements of the UK Immigration Rules.

No, it is not accepted.

The Home Office only permits a student applying for an initial grant of leave under Tier 4 to bring dependant family members if their course is at postgraduate level and at least 12 months long OR they are a new government sponsored student on a course that is 6 months or longer.

All non EEA persons applying for visas to come to the UK for more than 6 months will be required to pay a charge to cover National Health Service (NHS) healthcare in the UK.  The payment will go directly into the NHS and applicants will be entitled to receive the same cover as a permanent UK resident. Yes, it is a compulsory requirement as part of a visa application to enter or remain in the UK for more than 6 months.

There is no difference in the format of the test. In IELTS for UKVI (Academic) delivered on computer the Listening, Reading and Writing components will be taken on a computer, the Speaking component remains face-to-face. IELTS is a paper pen based test and the same components. All other aspects of the test are identical whether it is taken on paper or on computer.

Yes, for most of the Universities it is compulsory. However, there are some Universities that would waive off IELTS condition if you have more than 80% in 12^th English.

The current UK Tier 4 visa fee is INR 31, 118.

You can stay for 4-6 months in UK after your course is finished. PHD students can stay for 1 year after their course completion.

If you are clear about pursuing a PhD, the next step is to decide upon the subject you want to pursue PhD in. Once you have clarity on your subject of choice, search for the universities that offer PhD opportunities in that subject. Once you have listed the universities you want to apply for PhD, start searching for the openings within the departments. The best way to do this is by checking the university departments and directly mailing the Department Heads. If you are applying for PhD programme, you will have to write a research proposal stating your intention to join the programme and reasons for wanting to explore research opportunities in that field. For full process, please contact our experts today.

No, it is not needed at the time of application.

Yes, you can apply to UK Universities even if you are still in your last year of graduation or other degree.

It usually takes about 4-6 weeks time in order to receive a decision from University.

Mostly there is no application fee for PG courses but some Universities might have application fee ranging from 25 GBP to 60 GBP.

The current UCAS application fee is 24 GBP.

1. Will I be guaranteed accommodation by Universities in my first year of study?
Ans. Yes, first year accommodation is guaranteed, provided he has an unconditional accepted offer and has applied for the scholarship within the deadline.
2. Which is some credible websites for private student accommodation?
Ans. You can search for rooms online on Unite Students, Liberty Living, Mansion Group, Gumptree, etc.
3. What sort of accommodation is available?
Ans. The most common type is Halls of residence. These are accommodation blocks where each student has their own room. Some of the newer ones have rooms that have their own toilet and shower (en suite), but usually you share the flat with other people. Self-catering halls have kitchens for about the same number of people, where you can cook your own food. Catered halls have a dining hall where you are served at least two meals a day: breakfast and dinner. Halls will have cleaners and may have a laundry for bedclothes. Bills for electricity, lighting, heating and water will be included in the rent.
4. What is the average cost of private student accommodation in London?
Ans. Private student accommodation rent ranges from 125 GBP per week to 250 GBP per week depending on facilities offered.
5. Which student accommodation is better and cheaper, on campus or private accommodation?
Ans. All accommodations are good, whether it is on campus or private (if taken from a credible and renowned source). It depends on the facilities the student is seeking. Private accommodations are generally cheaper and offer more privacy and freedom, in comparison to an on campus accommodation.
6. When can I apply for accommodation in UK?
Ans. You can apply for student accommodation after paying the acceptance deposit or accepting a University offer as your Firm choice.

1. Is there any limitation to working part time in UK?
Ans. Yes, 20 hours per week. You can work full time during weekends and holidays.
2. What type of part time jobs do international students usually get in UK?
Ans. Students usually do all sorts of random jobs whichever is available nearby. It can be anything from a Gas Station worker to a Warehouse supervisor or Departmental Store Worker or Waiter or bar tender, etc. Students can also look for part time jobs within the campus in Student Unions, Library assistant, Student Recruiting Service, Career Service Assistant, etc.
3. What is the average starting salary of a fresh graduate in UK?
Ans. Average starting salary ranges from 16,000 GBP to 22,000 GBP in UK.
4. What is the average wage rate during part time work?
Ans. The average wage rate ranges from 6 GBP to 9 GBP per hour during part time work.

1. Which are the Universities in Central London?
Ans. There a lot of Universities like Queen Mary University of London, Westminster University, Kings College London, London Metropolitan University, City University London, London School of Economics, Imperial College London, University College London, etc.
2. What do you mean by Triple Accredited Business School?
Ans. A “triple-accredited” business school is one that has accreditations from each of the main international accreditation agencies (AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS). They are the most prestigious business schools in the world and require minimum 3 years of supervisory or managerial work experience as part of their application requirements. Some of the Triple Accredited Business Schools of UK are Durham Business School, Newcastle Business School, Adam Smith Business School (University of Glasgow), etc.
3. How are the Universities ranked?
Ans. Different ranking organizations measures institutions in different ways, using different criteria, and different weightings of similar criteria. Rankings can take into account research quality and revenue, surveys of academics and employers, staff-student ratios, and statistics on demographics such as the number of international students. The major rankings for UK are Guardian Ranking, CUG Ranking and also QS World rankings.

1. Is a four years UG course better than a three years UG course?
Ans. It is not about the inferiority or superiority, but it is about the benefits attached to a certain degree. A four years UG degree usually will have a 1 year internship or study abroad element in its 3rd year. Such courses are also called Sandwich courses. Also, after 4 years engineering degree completion, you will get a Chartered Engineer status, which would improve your employability.
2. I need GMAT for a Master’s programme in the UK?
Ans. No, GMAT score is not required to study Masters in UK. However, for MBA, some top business schools might ask for it.
3. What is the difference between MRes and PHD?
Ans. MRes is research based Masters. It involves thesis at the end of the course instead of a project. MRes is of 1 year. PHD is a pure research degree and is a 3-5 years course. The student can apply directly for MRes course, unlike a PHD where Department Head has to approve the Research Proposal first and then only can the student apply formally.
4. Is work experience compulsory for studying MBA in UK?
Ans. It depends on the ranking of the Business Schools. All high ranked MBAs would require at least 3 years of work experience. However, fresher MBAs are also available in decent ranked Universities.
5. Is 1 year Masters Degree acceptable in India?
Ans. Yes, it is acceptable in India in private sector. In Govt. sector and to do PHD in India, 2 years degree is acceptable.
6. What is the difference between Masters in Management and MBA?
Ans. The MBA is a general management degree, and it is the most common degree for business professionals who are seeking to advance in managerial positions and has work experience of about 2-3 years minimum. A good GMAT score is also suggestible for top ranked Universities. Masters in Management is a basic degree that covers all the basic concepts of Management like Management Principles, Marketing Principles, Human Resource Management, Foundation of Accounting and Finance, etc. It does not require work experience or GMAT scores.
7. Which specializations can I chose after doing B.tech Mechanical Engineering?
Ans. You can choose from a lot of specializations like Automotive Engineering, Automation Systems, Robotics, Aerospace Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Aerodynamics, Mechatronics, etc.

1. Can I study a part time course in the UK?
Ans. No, you cannot study a part time course on a Tier 4 visa.
2. Is there a reward for paying all of my fees in advance?
Ans. No, there is not reward. However, some Universities might give 5%-10% discount at the time of full fee payment.
3. Is Induction/Orientation week compulsory? What does it involve?
Ans. Yes, orientation week is compulsory to attend. Orientation Week is a week of events and activities to help you find your way around you University, meet other new students and adjust to life in the UK. The week is packed full of opportunities to meet new people, get useful information, sort out important tasks (like opening a bank account, or finding a place to live) and have fun!
4. I can’t attend this year, can I defer my offer?
Ans. Yes, you can defer your offer to next intake available.
5. How important are sports and extracurricular activities for admission to a UK university?
Ans. The academic grades are the most important criteria of admission to a British university. Sports and extracurricular activities better your profile in comparison to others, especially for scholarships, Job Interviews etc. There are a few scholarships which you will be eligible for based on the sport played.
6. Are entrance exams required for UK Universities?
Ans. Most of the courses don’t require any test as British universities accept the Indian academic marks, but a few professional courses like LLB and Medicine require tests like LNAT and UKCAT respectively. GMAT too is only required for MBA or Masters in certain universities.
7. Can I change the Course once I reach the university?
Ans. You can change the Course if it is in the same department at the same university. It has to be approved by the Admissions tutor.
8. What does it cost to study at a UK University?
Ans. The average tuition fee of a UK University ranges from INR 12 Lacs to INR 20 Lacs per annum depending on rankings of the University.
9. Is acceptance deposit refundable in case of visa refusal?
Ans. Yes, it is generally refundable if visa gets refused. However, it is advisable to go through the refund policy of the University before paying any amount.
10. What is ATAS?
Ans. The Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) is a scheme of the British government for certifying foreign students from outside the EU for entry into the United Kingdom to study or conduct research in certain sensitive technology-related fields falling under Science and Engineering disciplines.
11. What is CAS?
Ans. CAS stands for Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies. A CAS is a very important electronic document that you will need to request after you have firmly accepted an unconditional offer of a place from a University or paid the acceptance deposit to the University. Before you can apply for your Tier 4 student visa you will need a CAS number to support your Tier 4 student visa application form.
12. What the final UCAS deadline?
Ans. The final deadline to apply through UCAS is 30th June.
13. What is the deadline to apply to University of Oxford and University of Cambridge through UCAS?
Ans. You can apply to either University of Oxford or University of Cambridge through UCAS by 15th October.

Q1. What is CPA (Certified Public Accountant)?
Ans:-  Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is the title of qualified accountants in numerous countries in the English-speaking world. In the United States, the CPA is a license to provide accounting services to the public. It is awarded by each of the 50 states for practice in that state. Additionally, almost every state (49 out of 50) has passed mobility laws to allow CPAs from other states to practice in their state. State licensing requirements vary, but the minimum standard requirements include passing the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination, 150 semester units of college education, and one year of accounting related experience.
Q2. How to apply for CPA?
Ans:- As part of your membership application you will need to provide supporting documentation so that we can verify the information you have provided. You will be prompted to upload digital copies of your original documents as you go through the online application. Your personal outcome cannot be confirmed until all the required documents are provided and you have ticked the relevant statement boxes in the application.
Q3. List of the documents required CPA Registration.
Ans:-  Transcripts can be from a tertiary degree, postgraduate tertiary degree or professional body qualification. We will accept official e-copies of transcripts where the institution, your full name and results are clear.

EVIDENCE OF DEGREE COMPLETION

If you have completed your degree, and this is not stated in your official transcript, you will need to provide a degree certificate or completion letter that states the degree is ‘complete’

PROOF OF IDENTITY

If you haven’t completed the online identity verification, please provide one of the following:
Passport (ID page)
National ID card
Birth certificate
Drivers licence (with photo)
Q4. What is the format of the documents?
Ans:-  The digital copies of the documents you upload in your application must:
• Be in colour, clear and legible*
• Be clearly named in English with a brief description
• Be in one of the following formats: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG, PDF, TIFF. Please note that encrypted PDF or compressed files will not be accepted.
*Please use a resolution of at least 300 dpi or have a file size greater than 1 MB but less than 10 MB.
Q5. What is Membership Fees?

Q.1. What is the Simplified Student Visa Framework (SSVF)?
Ans:- SSVF has come into effect on 1 July 2016. It applies only to student visa applications submitted from 1 July 2016 and will not affect the visas of existing student visa holders.
Under the SSVF all international students will apply for the same student visa (subclass 500) regardless of their program of study, and will be required to apply for their student visa online. The student’s chosen education provider and their country of citizenship will help determine how much evidence of English language and financial capacity they will need to provide with their student visa application.
SSVF replaces the previous eight student visa subclasses, the Assessment Level (AL) framework, and Streamlined Visa Processing (SVP) arrangements.
Q2. What are the post-study visa work rights? (Pswr)
Ans:- Student may be eligible to apply for post study work rights under  temporary Graduate visa (sub-485)

• The student completes an eligible qualification from an Australian university; and
• The student meets the two (2) year Australian study requirement.

The duration of the Post-Study Work Rights visa under the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485)  will depend on the level of qualification achieved. A visa in this stream can be granted from two to four years, depending on the qualification.
Q3. What is two year Australian study requirement?
Ans:-  To be eligible to apply for post work visas, including both streams of the temporary Graduate visa (Subclass 485) student will required to meet the two years of Australian study requirement. To meet this requirement, student must have completed one of the two years programs that is registered on CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institute and course overseas students) and this program result

• resulted in the award of a Bachelor, Masters or Doctoral Degree; and
• was conducted in English; and
• was at least two full-time academic years (minimum 92 CRICOS weeks) in duration; and
• was lawfully completed in no less than 16 months; and
• was completed at an Australian educational institution in Australia

Q4. What are the types of Post study work Visa?
Ans:- Post Study work Visa (Subclass 485)
The Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) allows graduates to work in Australia temporarily after they finish their studies. It has two streams: the Graduate Work stream and the Post-Study Work stream.
The Graduate Work stream is for international students who graduate with skills and qualifications that relate to an occupation considered in demand in the Australian labour market, as indicated in the list of eligible skilled occupations. A visa in this stream is generally granted for 18 months.
The Post-Study Work stream offers extended options for working in Australia to eligible graduates of a higher education degree. Under this stream, successful applicants are granted a visa with a visa period of two, three or four years’ duration, depending on the highest educational qualification they have obtained.
Q5. What is the Ecoe ?
Ans:- Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment. An Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE) is issued by your Australian education provider and is the only accepted evidence of enrolment for processing student visa applications. … A copy of your eCoE will be submitted for getting a student visa.
Q6.What is OSHC?
Ans:- OSHC- Overseas student health Cover.
Q7. Do I need to buy Overseas Student health Cover?
Ans:- Department of Home affair in Australia requires all International Students, who studying in Australia on a student visa have to maintain OSHC for the duration of their student visa.
Q8. Do my spouse and kids also requires OSHC ?
Ans:- Yes,  student have to maintain Family OSHC for the duration of  their Student Visa, if family is accompany with student.
Q9. Can I take out OSHC with an overseas insurer?
Ans:- No, Only Australian registered private health insurers can offer OSHC. This is because the Australian Government wants to be able to monitor and regulate insurers covering people living temporarily in Australia. The Government is not able to protect the interests of people insured by overseas insurance companies in the same way.
Q10. What is the duration of OSHC?
Ans:- Duration of OSHC is depend upon total duration of the program.
For example:- If your Master program duration is 2 year (24 months), you probably have to take around 26 to 28 months OSHC.

Q1. Who is international Student?
Ans.  An International student is a person who is not an Australian or New Zealand Citizen, or not a permanent Resident of Australia.
Q2.  How do I apply to Study?
Ans:  If you are an International student, you can apply for all the Universities through us. We are the official representative of all the universities in Australia.
Q3. Why should I study in Australia?
Ans:- Over 600,000 international students across 140 countries choose to study in Australia each year. Recent surveys conducted by Studies in Australia indicate four main reasons why international students choose to study in Australia:

• Globally recognised courses and institutions
• Lively and multicultural lifestyle
• Reasonable study costs
• Beautiful weather and landscapes

Q4.What English language tests are acceptable for Australian student visas?
Ans:-There are five different tests accepted for Australian student visa applications:

• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
• International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
• Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE)
• Pearson Test of English (PTE).

Q5.Can I work during my studies in Australia?
Ans-Yes, you can work while you’re studying in Australia. International students are permitted to work a maximum of40 hours per fortnight during study periods and unlimited hours during study breaks. There are no work
restrictions for students completing a master’s by research or doctoral degree.
Q6. What are certified copies of documents?
Ans:-  A certified copy is a photocopy of an original document that has been  signed and stamped by a  government
authority stating it is a true copy of Original copies. Approved Education Agents are also able to certify
the documents as the part of application process.
Q7.What is the estimated application processing Time?
Ans:-Application process generally 2-4 weeks after sending the application form.
Q8. What is Credit Transfer of prior studies? How can I avail for credit transfer?
Ans:- In Australian, you might be eligible for credit for some or all courses which you have successfully
completed in your home country . If you wish to apply for Credit, you will need to complete the “Application
for Credit transfer form along with your application”.
Q9. What is a conditional offer letter?
Ans:- If you have received  conditional offer letter its mean that you have not completed the entry requirement,
Needs  to complete all conditions outlined in your offer letter, before you get the full offer letter from
University.
Q10. When do I get Confirmation of Enrolment?
Ans:-You will get your confirmation of enrolment once you have accepted the offer letter and make the payment of
First semester and Trimester Tuition fees and other cost according to the offer letter.
Q11. Do universities have any application fee for applying?
Ans:- Yes, few universities have application fees for applying (Group of Eight). But most of the universities do
not have application fees for application.
Q12. Can I apply for two Programs in one University?
Ans:- Yes, student can apply for upto two programs in one university application , however some university also
allow you to fill upto  three programs choices in one application.
Q13. When can I start my application process?
Ans:- You can start the application about 9 months prior to your program start date. (For exp:- if you are looking
Feb 2019 application can be started by March 2017)
Q14. How long will it take to have my application assessed?
Ans:-Standard application assessment turn over time is around 3- 4 weeks.
Q15. Are Australian qualifications recognised overseas?
Ans:-Australian qualifications are highly respected internationally and are distinguished by the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). The AQF is our national system of learning that is recognised by many overseas countries.
Q16.How many international students study in Australia?
Ans:-There are over 500 000 international students studying in Australian institutions currently with this number
expected to increase in coming years.
Q17.What are Australian university semester dates?
Ans:-Generally Australian universities have two semesters. The first is from February to June and the second from July to November. This can vary somewhat between universities.
Q18.What is vocational and technical education?
Ans:-Australia’s Vocational and Technical Education (VTE) system is often referred to as Technical and Vocational Education (TVE) in other countries.
VTE delivers training that is practical and career-oriented. Courses include: computing, business studies, marketing, tourism and hospitality. VTE is also available in Australian schools.
Q19:Can international students attend schools in Australia?
Ans:- Yes. All government and non-government schools accept international students and must meet special requirements under Australian Government legislatio