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Study Abroad: 71 UK Universities are offering 210 Scholarships to Students across 15 countries, including India. 2024-2025 is an academic year for students aspiring to study abroad in the United Kingdom. GREAT Scholarships are mainly aimed at individuals looking to pursue their postgraduate studies in the UK. This academic year, 71 UK Universities are offering 210 scholarships to students across 15 countries, including India. This year, 25 UK universities provide 26 postgraduate GREAT scholarships to Indian students. Eligible candidates for GREAT Scholarships from countries like India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, China, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Turkey, among other countries, can apply for this very scholarship with the chosen postgraduate programme, commencing in September. Each scholarship is worth a minimum of £ 10,000 towards the tuition fees for a one-year postgraduate course.

To allow students to study in the UK, universities conduct a PRE CAS Interview after students have made an initial deposit and before issuing the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) letters. PRE CAS Interview is like a credibility interview. Successful completion of the interview and submission of all the necessary documents lead to the issuance of the CAS letter. The PRE CAS Interview typically lasts around 30 minutes, also the feedback regarding the interview will be provided within 2 to 3 working days.

The Central Film School recently made the bulletin as Rohit Shetty’s son Ishaan enrols in the prestigious Central Film School London. As stated by his father, Bollywood’s tall-standing action director/producer Rohit Shetty.

The UK is one of the most popular study-abroad destinations, with more than 50 Lakhs international students enrolling each year. Every year, universities in the UK make up the Global Top 50, with 3 to 4 universities consistently ranking in the Global Top 10.

Do you have expectations of high salaries and living a luxurious life ahead? Ah hah, look no further than a career in data science in the UK. Yes! You heard it right.