• My college had 3 campuses
  • City centre campus
  • Cliford Campus
  • Bradford Campus
• We had all the facilities in all three 3 campuses, including a gym, swimming pool, cattle farming, table tennis court, dance classes, music classes, Cameras anything that we really needed.
• Global Week was a popular festival that took place every year, where people from every country would put up a stall and represent their culture. A good fun time to meet new people and enjoy

• I opted for a double standard studio accommodation, as it was the time of COVID and I was Jain too. I was not ready to share the kitchen with non-veg flatmates, and my studio was off campus with a price of 550 per month, which included electricity bills and the use of the gym.
• My flat was 5 minutes away from campus, which was super convenient as it was near stores, cafes, bus stop, tram stop, and local tourist attractions, which made the area quite popular

• There were 2 campuses, one main campus and another city campus.
• Both campuses have different vibes; the main campus is, of course, larger in space, having sports fields, a gym, sports ground. The city campus has a more study-oriented and sociable lifestyle.
• Both campuses have their own nightclubs for freshers' events and occasional parties organised by the university itself.
• Nottingham is a student-oriented city, so every party has a majority of students, which are also organised by the students' committee.

• My accommodation was off campus, using Facebook groups and connecting to fellow Indian students who were also joining the same batch, and then, with more and more connections, we got a better reach for the property available, and being a group of 4, it got easier to get the accommodation.
• My accommodation was walking distance from the university, in the main city only but usually Indian students lived a little far off because of the cheaper properties.

• The University has 3 campuses dedicated to each stream
• All campuses have facilities like a canteen, library, health centre and gym
• There are lots events happening on each campus. One of the major events that happens is the NTU global event, in which you can participate and introduce your culture at the University
• The University hosts a global event, Science Expo and various sports matches including cricket, football, rugby and ice hockey.

• I found accommodation online through a site called University Living. in had booked a studio flat as my accommodation
• My monthly rent was 600 pounds, which included wifi, gas, electricity, and water bills
• The cleaning was done every weekend
• I would recommend booking accommodation as early as possible, as the rates may fluctuate based on the availability of accommodations
• My accommodation was merely a 5-minute walk from campus

• NTU has 3 main campuses:
• City Campus (where I studied – home to journalism, business, art & design)
• Clifton Campus (mostly science, education, and sports)
• Brackenhurst Campus (focused on animal, environmental and rural sciences)
• The City Campus had everything I needed — a modern library, state-of-the-art media labs, radio/TV studios, editing suites, journalism equipment, fashion and design halls, and even sports facilities close by.
• The NTSU (Nottingham Trent Students’ Union) organised tonnes of events — freshers’ week, career fairs, open mic nights, cultural mixers, mental health campaigns, etc. There were also many active clubs and societies: drama, media, sports, debate, and even niche interest groups like film and true crime.
• To be honest, I didn’t get deeply involved in all of them, but there was definitely something for everyone. The vibe was inclusive and always buzzing.

• Once again, I already highlighted this in the very first question. Your form is too long.
• Found it through university representatives.
• 4884 GBP. Paid by me. Every facility, including private rooms, shared kitchens and bathrooms.
• No challenges! We were highly secured.
• Yes, they can go for the Maltings. It's pretty great and cheaper than other options.
• Around 20 mins by bus, which is paid for because they provide bus passes. I have no idea where most Indian students stay; that's a very illogical question. Indian students are the highest in numbers; they stay everywhere depending on their budget.

• There are 2 campuses. City campus and clifton campus. The Clifton campus is far better than the city one i did. It was extremely spacious. But unfortunately it was only for engineering departments so I had to study in the city campus.
• More accessible to entertainmeent places but still the location was always crowded, which made it a bit uncomfortable but the campus itself was extremely good.

• I uses student roost to find accommodation. It was student housing, which was in sheffield much far from my university; I had to take a train every day. I chose this because my girlfriend was in leeds and i had to find something midway. It was 900 GBP for a studio, which i shared with my girlfriend. Zero challenges. Everything was extremely smooth. I even ordered bedding utensils etc even before I came, and my accommodation set everything up clearly.

• Nottingham Trent University has three campuses: the Clifton campus, approximately four miles south of Nottingham; the City site, situated in the very centre of Nottingham; and Brackenhurst campus, near Southwell.

• Besides Gym, Football ground, hockey ground, basketball ground, wall climbing, indoor futsal arena, badminton court and various other sports rooms
  *3D Printing Studio. City Campus. 3D, Laser Cutting and Digital Printing. City Campus. Ada Byron King. Clifton Campus. Animal Unit. Brackenhurst Campus. Animation and Digital Screen Arts Facilities. City Campus. Architectural Technology Facilities. City Campus. Architecture Facilities. City Campus. Biomedical Engineering Facilities. Just a few to name!

• Nottingham Trent University (NTU) hosts a variety of events, including major campus festivals like Freshers' Fairs and Confetti, Nottingham Trent Students' Union (NTSU) for clubbing events. 

• Varsity Games were quite unique and popular every year.
  Bollywood night by Nottingham Trent Students' Union (NTSU)

• I used the university’s online platform for on campus accommodation in my first year.
• From my second year I took help from my friends and found new accommodation after having visited the site. 
• £476 per month, facilities such as a common room, laundry, shared kitchen, co-ed bathrooms
• I started looking for the accommodation after I got my Visa and if I was any later then I would have not found an accommodation on campus that was affordable.
• Start early! The earlier the better and make sure to visit the place and have a word with the landlord about the utility bills.
• NG7, this was 7 or 8 miles away from the college campus. 

• My Uni in Particular had 2 campuses, one being the city campus and the other one being the Clifton campus.
• City campus was my favorite because of it being located right in the heart of the city but infrastructure wise i felt the clifton campus was no less.
• The city campus had a student union for sports and facilities and it was very well built up, providing students a space to practice, learn and grow on their skills 

• I chose an off campus student accommodation because of the pricing mostly, and also the facilities the student accommodation had, it was quite easily reachable from the University and vice versa making it an accessible accommodation and quite close to the city and my uni campus.
• The pricing of the on campus accommodation was slightly over priced compared to what I would pay staying at an off campus accommodation. Giving me a hand of both uni life and life outside uni.

• My university has 3 campuses. My library is also one of the landmarks of Nottingham, making it very famous. It is easily accessible and has its own Starbucks, making it attractive to students. It also has its own GP services, and NTU Sports is one of the best programs in the UK. Mine was a city campus, which means it connected to the main attractions of the city.

• I found my accommodation on a website called "University Living". It was pretty straightforward and they gave me a virtual viewing, making it easier for me to book it in time.
• There are also installments in paying the accommodation fees that can ease some expenses for you during the initial days of settling in the country.
• I was too late in finding an on-campus accommodation, as that usually opens in March for a September intake course. They are usually cheaper but you have to be quick. Always find a place through a service as they are reliable rather than going with private agents to avoid issues in a new country.

• We have 3 campus. Everything is available in campus and accessible any time. Library is open 24/7 and rest best transport. Good food. Best in the UK for events.
•  I studied at city campus. You need to make sure you follow instagram pages of university where all the events which will happen the next will will be shared via story so you keep updated. Also there is global lounge where you get the details of all the upcoming events and we have a seperate building for student which is student union you can find all the details of events happening over there. There will always be a board put for upcoming events in campus so people are aware of it.
• You can access gym on students discount and can take yearly membership at cheapest prices. Also be a part of various groups via instagram and also be a member of sports team and can access various sports and get all track of sports activity through sports app.
• All culture events are celebrated at NTU. We have music festivals, theatre festival, arts festivals. You will have to be part of all the community on their instagram page to keep a track of all events happening within the campus and univeristy.
• Univerity has their own buses which provide you free transport from one campus to another for the students.

I took private accomodation with people who I interacted before coming to the univerity. Go private as UNI accomodations are very costly. You have to pay a lot in UNI accomodation compared to private. I paid 130£ per week and book my accomodation via spare room app. It is very genuine where you can message which room you like and contact owner. We had a video tour on whatsapp before we book the apartment.
Also there is univerity website for accomodation where you can select the required accomodation and pay to the choosen accomodation via student campus platform.

It's no doubt the best university in all these expects. We recently added two new colleges to our university out of which one was a new and upgraded business school. NTU is known for its lively campus events, including popular campus fests, clubs, and events. Not only this, the university provides excellent facilities across its campuses.

The GlassHouse - 600 Pounds per month including bills and utility. I had a shared accommodation with 5 people, we had our individual rooms and two bathrooms to share.