STUDY IN UK

UK have very few scholarships at the undergraduate

Despite Brexit And Harsh Visa Restrictions, UK Remains Key Study Destination The UK is a key higher education destination for Indian students. Although that number has begun to drop recently due to Brexit and harsher rules for post study work, a significant number of students studying under international boards continue to go there. The main thing to note is that in the UK, once you have started studying for your degree be it undergraduate or postgraduate—you cannot change your subject midway. You will have to apply again and start from the beginning. 

England

Wales

Scotland

Northern Ireland

England and Wales are similar in terms of climate, being more temperate and rainy. The universities in both countries are old and well regarded, with Oxford and Cambridge being in England although, generally speaking, the quality of education is relatively even all across the UK.

Scotland is to the north of England and has colder weather, especially in the famous highlands. The country is rich in art, culture and history. The capital city, Edinburgh, has a festival for every month of the year, while Glasgow is famous for its art and music.

Finally, Northern Ireland. It is more religiously conservative than any other part of the UK. It has few universities of note, but is the least expensive country in the UK in terms of the cost of education and cost of living.

On the whole, the main consideration for studying in the UK is the question of jobs. The current regulations are restrictive and make it difficult for Indian students to get jobs. But there is talk of changing these regulations, so there is some hope.