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Admission Procedure, Application & Deadlines

AIMS Study Abroad Service - ASAS, THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND:
The following things are necessary to process your application form and to get an offer letter from the choice of your university or college.

Note: Make sure that at the time of your first appointment with ASAS Advisor, the following should be in your hands to submit at ASAS.
 

	Secondary/Higher school certificate - such as High School, GCE-O/A-levels, etc. All certificates must be issued by the official educational authorities of the country or are certified true copies.
	Your internationally recognised test of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, CPE).
	A CV stating when you started and finished your education.
	Your university degree/diploma and transcripts
	A copy of your passport
	letters of recommendation are required.
	3 attested photographs in a blue background. Print your name at the back.
	If you are seeking a postgraduate course, a CV containing details of all responsibilities held with job experience check our link Career Centre for writing CV and letters.

he application and admissions procedure for international students is almost identical to the system for UK and EU students. For most courses, however, the deadline for international applications is extended to 30 June in the year you intend to start your studies.

It's still advisable to apply as early as possible, and this is especially true if you are applying for a popular course where there is high demand from UK students. It is even more important if you need a visa to come to the UK, as applications for UK visas from some countries can be slow to process, and you will need a firm offer from a UK university before you apply for one. You will need to complete your administrative, immigration and financial arrangements well before the date your course starts, in order to avoid affecting your studies.

CHOICE OF INSTITUTION:

Recognition and Accreditation

Establishment

Location

Strengths and Research Excellence

Facilities : Library, Laboratory

ACCOMMODATION:

On and Off Campus

Govt. / Private / Council

CHOICE OF COUNTRY:

Lifestyles and Standards
Cultural and Social Envi

CHOICE OF COURSE:

Types of Courses
Professional Recognition
Honors vs General
Majors / Modules / Syllabus
Admissions Requirements
Duration of Course

To be admitted to the Master's programmes, you should meet the requirements for basic, general and special eligibility.

Basic Eligibility for MA/M.Sc Courses

	MA / M.Sc Pass Degree From recognised University/Institute
	IELTS 6.0+
	Students may be eligible for direct admission if they have completed 4 Years Bachelor (BA/B.Sc) degree course
	Work Experience
	students who have not completed Master degree my also eligible for Pre-Master course admission.

Basic Eligibility for BA/B.Sc (hon's) Courses
 

	BA/B.Sc (2 years) Pass Degree From recognised University/Institute
	IELTS 5.0+
	students who have not completed BA/B.Sc degree my also eligible for University Foundation/ HND course admission.
	We are also happy to consider your applications for direct entry to the second year of our courses, from applicants who have (or expect to get) qualifications at a higher level than the normal entrance requirements which correspond with our first year of study.

Eligibility Requirements General Information : Admission requirements and eligibility criteria vary from institution to institution, though the academic record of the student should be good. ON a broad scale students can apply, to most universities, for undergraduate programmes after the successful completion of Class XII the exams, together with TOEFL / IELTS scores. However, certain universities like Oxford, Cambridge insist on completion of A levels or completion of graduation to do a second Bachelor's in their university. An alternate to a Bachelor's degree program in the UK is through the 2 year Higher National Diploma (HND) courses, which can be converted into a degree with extra study. For postgraduate programmes, the criteria is graduation plus TOEFL.

Bridge courses are also available which aid in acceptance to postgraduate programmes. Postgraduate Diplomas or Certificates can also be used as bridge courses for acceptance into Postgraduate programmes. Duration of Study: Broadly a bachelor's degree is usually for 3 years - Full time (FT), the sandwich (SW) courses take a longer time. Postgraduate study range from 9 months to 2 years.

UK Universities	UK Colleges
University of Wales Bangor Manchester University Salford University University of Abertay  Dundee University of Bradford University Huddersfield University of Coventry University of Staffordshire	Manchester College of Arts and Tch. Burton College. Rodbaston College. Stafford College. Tamworth & Lichfield College. Stoke-on-Trent College. Newcastle-Under-Lyme College. Stockport College of F and HE