The experience was great, not so sure about the ROI.

I only applied to UK Russell Group colleges, which are as follows: King's College London, University of Edinburgh, Queen Mary University of London, and University of Leeds. I got rejected from the first 2 and got accepted in the last 2. In my opinion, Kings College requires higher grades and a better portfolio than mine. The number of applicants each year is too big and I was not prepared for it, as MS was never something I had considered earlier. For Edinburgh, they did not specify a reason but I assume I hadn't given IELTS by that time; it could be a reason. I chose the University of Leeds over Queen Mary as it has a higher QS ranking and London is more expensive than Leeds. The University of Leeds just required 2 LORs and an SOP apart from all the identification documents. It didn't ask for any other exam. Although I gave IELTS for Queen Mary, which required 6+ bands in each section of the exam. Application was overall easy for me once I had all the documents in place. The only challenge was to get the LoRs and tailor the SoP as per the college. I got into the Fall (September) intake of 2023 batch because the data science and analytics program was only available in Autumn. The admission process wasn't very long. Once I accepted the offer and paid the initial amount, I received CAS in around 2 weeks. I can say the entire thing from applying to getting my CAS was around 1.5-2 months of process....Read More

Applied to the University of Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol, and Leeds, and received an unconditional offer letter from all of them and was accepted.  All of them required certain documents to change my conditional offer letter to unconditional, but Liverpool offered me an unconditional offer straightaway with an automatic scholarship, which made me question their quality. I picked the University of Leeds after considering different factors like rankings and city life . The admission process was easy. I used an agency to help me out, and they took care of most of the stuff, like collecting my education documents. I didn't have to take the IELTS test because they accepted my English scores from Class X and XII. It was a smooth process, no hassle at all. In January of 2023, I submitted my application for the September 2023 intake. By the end of February, I had received an unconditional offer letter. There was no communication or updates shared with me during the selection process. However, the first email I received from the University informed me that I had been selected but needed to provide my English proficiency test scores to receive my unconditional offer letter. As an IELTS alternative, I submitted my English test scores, and the requirement was subsequently waived....Read More

I applied to 4 universities. University of Nottingham- Confirmed admission but didn't join University of Glasgow - Confirmed admission but didn't join University of Leeds- Confirmed Admissions as it was student friendly city University of huddersfield - Confirmed admission with scholarship but didn't join Not Applicable as I had no rejections Cost of the city was student friendly and University had many research projects going Ielts score was considered. Once Ielts was approved. I applied on the university portal by uploading all the documents including my markslist from 10th class to Btech, experience letter, Salary slips, Resume, Sop and Letter of recommendation from my Btech heads. Then I was waiting for my result. Once I got in I had to pay fees of at least 1,50,000/- INR to get a CAS letter from university. Using the same documents as above and including CAS and offer letter I applied for my visa from vfs. Once I got my Visa I paid rest of my fees. IELTS- 6.5 minimum score or 12th class English marks It was good but a very long process just for getting admission. I applied for September intake. I didn't wanted wait more as I was already researching about my abroad studies since a year. It took me 1 month after applying to get a response from the university. Admissions were opened in october end and I applied in the first week of november. Due to holidays it took me a month to get a response from the admissions team. I got my response and offer letter in January 2nd week...Read More

I got admitted into 3/4 of the universities I applied to. And I got waitlisted for one of the universities. I got admitted to the University of Leeds, the University of Warwick and the University of Lancaster. My application got waitlisted for the University of Birmingham, which I came to know in the month of July. I think that my profile for the course that I chose may not be strong. The course ranking of the domain that I chose was higher when compared to other universities. Just submitting an application with the correct documents. Profile should be good with academics and mathematics. It was just language requirements of IELTS of 6.5 minimum. There were no other restrictions to the course. No SAT, GMAT. The overall admission experience was satisfactory. I applied during the September intake as I heard it was the best to join as the universities usually start at this time and also the climate is good so that it would be easier for me to adapt for the Winter The admission process took around 3 weeks and then I got my CAS letter from the University of Leeds. My friends got it sooner, within 2 weeks....Read More

I chose this university for my particular curriculum and as the degree is associated with BPS and leads to the path of Chartered occupational psychologist....Read More

This university has specific modules I wanted to study and the university is ranked among top 100 in the world. What I love the most about my university is that there is help for literally everything you need, be it academic help, job opportunities guidance, mental health, financial health etc. I chose my program because I wanted to join the pharmaceutical industry and this course is the absolute foundation for it. Overall, I am glad I took a risk to come this far from my comfortable zone. I am now capable of doing things, I never thought I could do. I love how I have experienced what UK universities have to offer and now I cannot wait to make my impact in the world....Read More

The university was resourceful and helped expanding my network. Academics were great and I felt I was supported throughout. I was majorly disappointed about the placement opportunities that the university failed to bring for their study abroad students. That diminishes your ROI greatly....Read More

University experience is really good. You have plenty of students with similar backgrounds trying to understand the same topics you can discuss with each other. University have some doubt clearing sessions which help to grasp topic in more depth....Read More

I will say my all over experience is good. The university is lively though there are not so many events on campus but the infrastructure is good where I can have a good time. The quality of education is satisfactory but considering the cost it feels overvalued....Read More

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