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Yes! Student visa holders can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays. This helps offset living costs and gain valuable work experience. After graduation, the Graduate Route visa allows you to work for 2 years (3 years for PhD graduates) without needing employer sponsorship — for applications made on or after 1 January 2027 the standard duration reduces to 18 months, so applying by 31 December 2026 secures the full 2 years.

Most UK universities require IELTS Academic with minimum band 6.0-6.5 overall, with no band less than 5.5-6.0. Top universities like Oxford and Cambridge may require 7.0-7.5. PTE Academic and TOEFL are also widely accepted. Some universities accept Medium of Instruction (MOI) letters or internal English tests.

The Graduate Route (formerly PSW visa) allows international students to stay and work in the UK for 2 years after completing their degree (3 years for PhD graduates). No sponsorship is required, giving you flexibility to explore career opportunities and potentially switch to a work visa. Note: for applications made on or after 1 January 2027, the standard duration reduces to 18 months (PhD graduates keep 3 years) — check gov.uk for the latest rules.

You need to show tuition fees for your first year plus living costs for 9 months. Living costs are £1,529/month for London and £1,171/month for outside London. The funds must be held in your account for at least 28 consecutive days before applying. Total requirement is typically £20,000-£35,000.

The September/October (Fall) intake is the largest with maximum course options. January intake is growing and offers good opportunities. May/June intake is limited. Apply 6-12 months before your intended start date for best chances of admission and scholarships.

Yes! Multiple scholarships are available: Chevening (full funding), Commonwealth Scholarships, GREAT Scholarships (£10,000), and university-specific awards covering up to 100% of tuition. Early application is essential as competition is high.

UK universities generally accept applications with up to 10-year study gaps if justified by work experience or valid reasons. For higher secondary students, applying within 2-3 years is recommended. A well-explained gap is usually not a barrier to admission.