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• Tough ask; the UK had just recovered from Covid lockdown and was/is in a deep economic recession. A lot of the people I know haven't secured any jobs over there. You can apply for a post-study work visa, which gives you the ability to stay in the UK for an additional 2 years. But during a recession firms will cut down on hiring and international expenditure. So the competition is cutthroat for the ones that do provide sponsorship, e.g. the Big Four, Big Tech, hedge funds, etc.
• I am unaware of that since nobody I know has got a job there. My advice: start exploring opportunities in India; there are plenty.
• So there are career fairs, meetups, etc. But to tell the truth, your best chance is in messaging people directly or online job portals.

• Warwick has its own campus accommodation, which has its website.
• 14000 GBP per year. A single room with an attached bathroom. A shared kitchen for 8 people. With a microwave, oven, electric cooking stove, and dining table. Cupboards to store food, 2 big refrigerators, garbage bins and some cutlery. The room has a bed (no sheets provided), a study table with an office chair, a cupboard, and a heater. The washroom has a showerheadand basin.
• No challenges as such.
• A lot of planning is required for things to function smoothly and that will be an uphill battle.
• My accommodation was 20 min walking to the campus.

• I am starting my second soon so I have little knowledge about these graduate roles but there is almost a 90 percent placement rate for Warwick students within 3 to 4 months after graduating. Finding jobs after graduating is mostly related to the jobs you have had in the years at university. There are spring insight weeks that are offered in your spring break of first year. Then summer internships in the summer of your second year. Usually these 2 help in cementing a graduate role with the same companies or else there are many sites like Trackr that have live spreadsheets with all internships and jobs from spring and summer to grad roles. Some major companies include KPMG, PWC, Deloitte, and BNP Paribas.

• My accommodation for the first year is on campus. Applied for it on the Warwick accommodation portal. You get an email to do so. Semester-wise rent is 2200 pounds all utilities included, and it has a kitchen and laundromat. The only challenges were the types of dorms-—ensuite and normal. Accommodation is 5 to 10 minutes from all classes by walking. Only a few dorms have rooms with attached bathrooms. For 2nd and 3rd years, accommodation in Leamington Spa is the most common place. Student accommodations like Station House, Vita etc.

• I am not sure about the percentage. Salaries depend on the job you do, the employment opportunities in the UK are quite varied and there's no average salary range whatsoever, every job pays quite differently and given its a super confidential and sensitive topic in the UK, salaries are not published anywhere, you only get to know them if you get the job.
• Students have to look for jobs on the company's website and apply directly. The process is CV and cover letter followed by 3-6 rounds of interviews for finance roles. The market is super competitive and for 5-10 positions there are more than 50000 applications from all over the world. Because of this only a few applicants reach the interview stages. Some companies are Amazon, HSBC, Barclays, JP Morgan, Citi etc. 

• I stayed on campus for two years and off campus for one year. You can find on campus accommodation on the university's website. I had my own room with my private washroom in my first year, the kitchen was shared with 7 other people including girls and boys. It was around 160 GBP per week. All the basic furniture like bed, desk, chair etc was included in the bedroom and basic kitchen appliances were included in the kitchen.
• To look for off campus accommodation I took help from seniors to see where they stay and also looked up nearby off campus accommodations. It wasn't challenging, it's just that I had to do quite a few viewing before finalising one. It was also difficult to decide who to live with. Off campus accommodations are spread in different cities and towns like Coventry, Canley and Leamington Spa. Most of the Indian students stay at The Union and Station House in Leamington Spa. Coventry was like a 20 mins bus ride from campus. Leamington was like a 30-40 mins bus ride from campus. 

• Less than 20 percent of international students secure a sponsored job in first 6 months. This totally depends on the prior experience of the students and their interview performance along with their chance of securing a sponsorship. Most common salary range would be 28000 to 32000 pounds a year.
• Finding a job is the student's responsibility through online portals like Linkedin, advance, and others. There is no placement for Master students, so people get jobs on their own. It is not an easy work as a fresher but experienced individuals do find jobs in Pharma, Biotechnology and banking.
• My classmates have gotten into startups like Cryologyx, and other giants outside the UK. Major companies that hire from our program are NHS, P&G, Lloyds group and Barclays. 

• I found on off campus accommodation using on acco.com. the monthly rent was 420 GBP for period of 10 months, a personal room, kitchen, wifi, washroom and clubhouse was included. 
• After that I moved to a rental house along with my friends which also had all these along with a garden and a washing machine. There were no specific challenges in case of accommodation in Coventry as it was an educational hub, with a lot of options. I would say go for local accommodation with landlords through the university resources, make sure of the legalities (rent agreement). My previous accommodation at Axo paradise was approximately 8 miles and then the rental house was on a walking distance. 

• Full-time opportunities are available, but if I talk about the people I reached out to last year, most of them have decided to give up and move back to India. I am not that sort of person; I have faith in myself that I will land a full-time role soon. A few have landed a job directly after finishing the course in the company they researched for their external dissertation, so if you choose your project wisely and network correctly, it will be easy to land a role quickly.
• The salary for most students ranges from 27k to 33k a year. There are various job portals for jobs, and most of them are listed on the careers page, but the best one is LinkedIn.

• Full-time opportunities are available, but if I talk about the people I reached out to last year, most of them have decided to give up and move back to India. I am not that sort of person; I have faith in myself that I will land a full-time role soon. A few have landed a job directly after finishing the course in the company they researched for their external dissertation, so if you choose your project wisely and network correctly, it will be easy to land a role quickly.
• The salary for most students ranges from 27k to 33k a year. There are various job portals for jobs, and most of them are listed on the careers page, but the best one is LinkedIn.

if we good percentage above 80% we can able to secure a good job. the average salary is 900000 per anum in our college .students find their jobs through their percantage . if they are placed from campus it is ok or else we can also find the the job through offcampus method . the highest package is 30000000 and the least package is 900000 (in rupees).

if we good percentage above 80% we can able to secure a good job. the average salary is 900000 per anum in our college .students find their jobs through their percantage . if they are placed from campus it is ok or else we can also find the the job through offcampus method . the highest package is 30000000 and the least package is 900000 (in rupees).

• I would strongly say less than 50% of students get jobs after completion within the first 6 months, as it is quite competitive here.
• The average salary for a graduate role would be £30,000 but can go as low as £24,000.
• You can find jobs either through applying at the company website, Glassdoor, third-party job prospect websites, or sometimes through networking. There is no such thing as campus recruitment here in the UK. You’ll have to apply independently.
• Many of my batchmates are highly experienced compared to me and have jobs in various domains, from electronics roles to operations, supply chain, mechanical roles, AI data, etc. Companies like Siemens, Currys, Tesco, BAE System, Severn Trent, etc.
• Major companies that used to hire massively were JLR, KPMG, PWC, and so on. Now the chances are quite closer to zero for international students due to visa restrictions
   

• I found my accommodation (IQ Weaver) through Google search and a couple of websites that aid you in finding student accommodation (not sure which one specifically).
• I paid roughly £600 a month for rent, which is an ensuite (bedroom + bathroom) and the kitchen was shared. The accommodation was really the best out there for me because it had a big common area—big enough to host a massive party for example—and had pool tables and vending machines. The gym at the accommodation was more than enough to get trained; it also had gaming rooms and the best thing—cinema rooms, which can be booked and watched with friends outside the accommodation.
• I didn’t seek out recommendations; I just read through Google reviews to see how good it is.
• My accommodation was roughly 30 minutes by bus from the university, and most Indians, I believe, either stayed at IQ Weaver or Calcot Accommodation, which was much cheaper than mine
   

Placement is not a concept that applies to the UK for undergrad. If you wish to apply for jobs after your degree you apply for graduate programs on company portals.

I chose the University of Warwick as it is very prestigious and highly ranked for my course. My overall Uni experience has been a very good learning opportunity not just about academics but also about life skills.

WBS is a well renowned institution among employers both in the UK and abroad. The B school conducts networking events for its students to get a deeper understanding of the employers and job markets. You can refer to the average salary post studies and placements that previous cohort students have got in the business school website for more clear, up to date information.

The course is very challenging and managing all of it far away from home really makes you come out of your comfort zone and do your best. The cohort is very diverse and enables you to make friends and acquaintances all over the world and let you understand their perspectives and thoughts. I am in deep awe of the infrastructure and standards set by the university and the very beautiful campus set in an English country side. Every subject is challenging and requires you to give your best. The faculty is really wonderful and so is the curriculum.

Most students get placed but there are no direct placements here like back in India. The University has a career cell which helps in planning everything; however, you need to apply for each job role and go through the procedure.

Till now the experience has been great and I have been enjoying my time here.