Complete Details to Study in UK | Best Universities, Fees, Courses, Scholarships | Harsh Sir

Namaskar, Adam Shastrigal and Khusham Adid. Very, very good evening to all of you people. This is our master DJ Harsh Piyam who is going to talk about today the country which is named as United Kingdoms. So a country which is a group of four different countries and this United Kingdom is a dream destination for a lot of students although having some tough times right now in United Kingdoms. Probably the entire economy is not working that great but still as a country it's not that bad country. In fact it's a very good country and it is a house for or it is a home for a lot of top QS world ranking universities and colleges there in United Kingdom. So today I'm going to get deep dive into this particular topic that which all colleges are there, how you can study in United Kingdom although it won't be a very lengthy or a very descriptive video but it would be giving you a fair idea that whether you should aim for United Kingdoms or not and if you would be needing any other further detail video on United Kingdoms or any other particular further college kindly let me know in the comment box. I'd be happy to help you. So let's get into the session and let's see what United Kingdom has to offer all of us. Here we go. But before starting I would recommend or I would request all of you kindly subscribe to the channel because you'll get a lot of beautiful, useful and meaningful content here on this channel which is going to give you a guiding light so that you can choose your career and you can move ahead with a direction that okay I have got this information and hence I now I can take further my decisions. 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The time zone which they follow there in United Kingdom the England that is five and a half hours behind United Kingdom. Now moving forward United Kingdom is basically this a lot of you might not be knowing United Kingdom is basically made up of four different countries like four different countries have come together and they have decided to make UK that is United Kingdom. So United Kingdom which most of the people knows that it is England it's not England. England is one of the country of United Kingdom rest are Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Let me tell you that Ireland is also divided into two different countries. One is Northern Ireland and another is Southern Ireland. Southern Ireland is a independent democratic country whereas Northern Ireland is a country of United Kingdom. So United Kingdom holds the sovereignty of these countries. Okay I hope you would have got an idea but whether you have got it or not I don't know. You can write it down in the comment box if you have any doubt. Okay so these four countries together constitute United Kingdom. Now moving forward the capital for United Kingdom is London. London is also the capital for England and it's the capital for United Kingdom as well. Official language is English. Currency is pound sterling it's not euro. Earlier United Kingdom or England or Britain which you can say they were a part of EU, European Union. At that time European Union like euro was a currency here but now pound sterling like earlier also pound sterling was there. So pound sterling is their currency having a currency rate of 106 Indian rupees. Okay now moving forward which are the top colleges which are there in United Kingdom which are in the top QS world ranking. So I have taken the top 10 colleges of United Kingdom. The first being Imperial College of London ICL which has got a QS world ranking of second. First then next is University of Oxford third, University of Cambridge UCL, University of Edinburgh, University of Manchester, King's College and then London's LSE London School of Economics. This is a very famous college in fact Dr. Manmohan Singh also studied from this college. University of Bristol, University of Warwick. Okay so these are all the colleges although if I would have taken top 100 rankings of QS world ranking then more colleges would have come. So I have just taken the top 10 colleges. Okay now moving forward let's talk about the living expenses in United Kingdom. So there are two different type of living expenses. First if you live in London, if you live in London, London is a pretty exorbitantly expensive city to live in. So you can compare London with Mumbai or New York or Tokyo like some of the top cities of the world, London being one of them. So if you are staying in London your average monthly expenses would short up like anything. And what is that? So that is around 1300 to 1400 pounds per month. If you convert this 1300 to 1400 it would come somewhere around 1.4 to 1.5 lakh rupees per month. This much is the living expense only, accommodation, food and basic bills. That's it like food, internet, telephone bills like those kind of things, medical insurance that would come into 1.5 lakh rupees per month. Now if you don't choose London, you go to some tier 2 cities, there in tier 2 city this cost would massively reduce and it would come down to 96,000 like 1 lakh rupees to 1.3 lakh max. So you can very well see that what's the difference, it's around 50 percent of difference in the cost of living. So around 1 lakh rupees is the cost of living in other cities and in London it is around 1.5 lakh rupees. Now in other cities I have done a breakup also that if you choose a student hall which is the most economical thing, there including all your bills like your food, your phone bill, your internet bills, all those things, it would be coming somewhere around 70 to 75,000 rupees per month. Although if you choose a private room without bills, so private room with bills the breakup was not there, it would cost somewhere around 60,000 for the room itself, rest the bills would be adding up and it would be surely making it around 1 lakh rupees. And if you choose for shared rooms then it would be somewhere around 42,000, bills added up would make somewhere around 80,000 rupees. So this is the entire idea. Now so you can take a lump sum that 70,000 to 1 lakh rupees would be required in a non-London city or you can say non-metro city. Now moving forward, you can work there. The part-time work rules are there. According to rule, a student can work for 20 hours a week in part-time. Now in 20 hours a week the basic minimum wages for a student between 18 to 20 years, it is 8.6 pounds which is around 924 rupees per hour. Although if you 21 years and above, you can refer to this price that is 11.44 pounds which is 1220 or 2030 rupees per hour. Now based on this calculation, if I take this calculation your monthly payout would be somewhere around 73,000 because 20 hours a week you can work and then there is a total four weeks in a month. So 80 hours multiplied with this, we get somewhere around 73,000. Although if you are 21 years above, you will be getting this much like 1 lakh rupees lump sum per month on a part-time basis. Now let me tell you this is minimum wage. So minimum wage is something which is beyond like below that amount you can't go. But obviously most of the people who are even average intelligence, they can very easily go above the basic wages. And above the basic wages even if you get like 1 lakh rupees is the basic wage, minimum wage. You can go to 1.5 lakh, 2 lakh rupees, 3 lakh rupees, whatever your capabilities or intelligence are according to that. But around 1.5 to 2 lakh rupees monthly, that is an average payout which a part-time student can earn in England, in United Kingdom. I hope you got this. Now moving forward, what are the prices or what are the fees of colleges? So now talking here about undergraduate colleges, it varies from 12 lakh rupees to 40 lakh rupees. And now let me tell you, this is your 12 lakh rupees to 40 lakh rupees is your fee structure per year. Mind this, this is per year. So United Kingdom is exorbitantly expensive. For that, I would surely say because even the currency is pretty inflated there, 106 rupees per British pound sterling. So that is very very too much expensive. Now typically undergraduate degree scores in England, Wales and Northern Ireland last for 3 years or 4 years in England. So in Scotland, it's of 4 years. Otherwise, in rest of the countries, it is of 3 years degree. Postgraduate, there the fees is around 10 lakh rupees to 32 lakh rupees. There the course duration is of 1 or 2 years. Okay fine. Now moving forward, what are the requirements or scholarships? So let me tell you, there are scholarships but those scholarships are university specific scholarship like University of Sheffield Undergraduate Merit Scholarship. Here, you would be given 10.7 lakh rupees like 1 million rupees. So 10.7 lakh rupees towards the tuition fees up to 4 years. So for all 4 years, you would be given this much amount. So you can cover most of your expenses. 2-3 lakh rupees would have been like would be had to be given by your pocket. So that's like easily manageable. IELTS is not required. Offer applies to all undergraduate degree courses except medicine and industry. You must not be a sponsored student. So you must not be eligible or you must not have taken any other scholarship apart from this one. Next is University of Bristol's Think Big Undergraduate Scholarship Scholarship Awards. So this is around 7 lakh rupees to 14 lakh rupees per year and are any undergraduate course at the University of Bristol with the exception of medicine, dentistry and veterinary sciences. So here also like most of the universities do have their own scholarship program so that they can attract the intelligent crowd. So these scholarships are available. Although unlike other countries, United Kingdom hardly offers any government-sponsored scholarships. So government-sponsored scholarships and that too for undergraduate level are not at all like not even probably one or two might be there and that too they are not very famous. So you will have to search internet. You have to search individually the university's website in which university you want to go and there you would get the details but it's not government-sponsored. These scholarships are college-sponsored, university-sponsored. So you can even refer to this website bachelorsportal.com slash scholarship. Here you will get a lot of details. From here only I have got these details. Now so there are few scholarships, two of these scholarships but they are also valid for postgraduates for master's degree. One is great scholarship which is government-sponsored. Here government would be giving 10.7 lakh rupees students from 18 countries towards their tuition fee for a wide range of one-year taught postgraduate courses and the next is commonwealth scholarship. This is again given by government. This is student should have completed 12th or their final year and they shouldn't be more than 40 years full coverage of tuition fees or the chosen program. This is given but both these scholarships given by government is covering postgraduate courses only, not any undergraduate courses. Now moving forward, what are the admission requirements? So at least 12 years of education means you should be 12th pass with minimum marks as specified, minimum subject qualification in some universities. Now how do they qualify? So they have made levels. What is the level? So first level is A star AA. A star AA means you are a student who have got 90 percent above in CBSE, ICSE or ISC board. Although if you are a state board examination, in West Bengal state board examination, above 80 percent would be considered as A star AA. But in other state board examination, 92 percent plus would be considered as A star AA. So let's take the central board in focus right now. Now AAA level is 85 plus, AAB is 80 plus and so on. So you just remember these three. If you remember these three levels, you would be seeing that these are the top colleges of United Kingdom. So University of Oxford being the best, so they do allow AAA or equivalent or above this. So AAA or A star AA. So A star AA being the highest or AAA. So AAA or above this is being accepted by University of Oxford. University of Cambridge, AAA or above. Imperial College of London, AAA, okay. London School of Economics, they allow A star AA or AAA for equivalent, fine. Now this is also the same, but here University College of London, UCL, which we were talking about, they do accept ABB. ABB means 75 percent above, they accept that. And University of Manchester, they accept AAB. AAB means above 80 percent. So there would be a few colleges which would be accepting a lower percentage of mark in class 12 also. And in those colleges, you can apply obviously, fine. Now moving forward, what are other admission requirements? So obviously, English speaking countries, their courses are also English speaking, so they would be needing English proficiency examination and hence IELTS or TOEFL or PTE academics, this examination would be required. Next, most of them do have an intake band of 7 minimum. Some of them do have 6.5 also, so you can take a basic minimum of 7 IELTS band required. Now post-study opportunities, once you are done with your studies, what all opportunities does this country offer you? So in engineering and IT graduates, they do have an average payout of Rs. 26 lakhs to Rs. 238 lakhs per year. So even if I take somewhere around Rs. 30 lakhs as the median or Rs. 36 lakhs, I don't know. But Rs. 30 lakhs, this means Rs. 2.5 lakhs per month. Not bad enough, although not that great, but not that bad enough also. Finance and banking section has the highest payout Rs. 32 lakhs to Rs. 42 or Rs. 43 lakhs per annum. So obviously, United Kingdom is known for financial services, banking services because that is great in United Kingdom. Next is healthcare graduates. So here, it is around Rs. 25-26 lakhs to Rs. 32 lakhs. So you can choose it accordingly. Now moving forward, that was all for this session, my folks. I hope you loved and enjoyed the session. Although I have not covered the entire detail about United Kingdom and the study in UK because that is practically not possible to cover everything in one video. But yes, I welcome all of you to write down in the comment box if you need any other further details, information, and or if you want any other further coverage like this particular college or this particular scholarship, write down in the comment box. Do let me know also that how was this session in the comment box. And with this, myself Harsh Priyam signing off at this junction, seeing you all in the next session. Till then bye bye, take care, good night.