Study & Settle in The U.K. in 2023 (On A Budget)

Yes, a lot of universities in the UK waive GMAT/GRE scores if you have an exceptionally high GPA.

However, SOME of these universities can be notoriously low quality with a poor record of prospective job prospects.

That is why counsellors at 360 College Review help you filter for universities that waive GMAT/GRE scores as well as provide a quality education and strong placements.

Yes, sometimes, instead of an IELTS score, universities can judge your English proficiency by:

• Marks scored in English in the 10th and 12th exams.
• The Secure English Language Test (SELT)
• Skype interviews 
• Pre-sessional English courses

The Skilled Worker Visa in the UK lasts for 5 years. 

Your work visa will be sponsored by your employer and will take around three months to process.

You can apply for an ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain) visa after staying 5 years in the UK. 

You’ll need to earn minimum wage according to your profession and also give the ‘Life in the UK Test’.  

Your PR application will normally take about 6 months to be approved.

You can earn an average salary of:

• £24,000 {Undergraduate}

• £90,000 {Postgraduate}

Yes, you can get an application fee waiver from a lot of universities in the UK for both undergraduate and postgraduate applications based on your profile and economic background.

360 College Review will help you select universities that can waive your application fees. Application fee waiver also depends on university policy.

Yes, some of the most sought-after scholarships are:

1. British Chevening Scholarships for International Scholarships
2. Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree Scholarship
3. A.S Hornby Educational Trust Scholarship
4. Felix Scholarships
5. Rhodes Scholarship
6. Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan
7. Dr. Manmohan Singh Scholarships

These scholarships can help you bring down your tuition fees by 50%-80%.

The counsellors at 360 College Review help you decide which scholarship would be the best fit for your profile.