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For every Indian student, the major consideration when looking at the option of higher studies abroad is the host country. This will not only determine the value of the degree you earn, but will also play an important role in advancing your career choices. If you want to apply for an undergraduate, postgraduate or research program in the United Kingdom (UK), let's start by evaluating the benefits of pursuing that course in another UK country or India.

Here are the main 9 reasons Indian students should consider for studying in the UK

1) Internationally recognized university and qualification

According to the World University Rankings, the UK is a popular destination for higher studies for students around the world and is home to three of the top 10 universities in the world. A degree that you receive from a UK university will be internationally recognized by universities, employers and government bodies.

The top 5 universities in the UK (as of 2019-2020) are:

1. Oxford University - Two Prime Ministers of India, Indira Gandhi and Dr. Manmohan Singh has studied in Oxford

2. Cambridge University - Indian First PM, Jawaharlal Nehru and renowned economist and Nobel laureate, Amartya Sen are both alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge University

3. Imperial College, London - Known for its science education, the University has won several Nobel Prizes, including penicillin, inventor of Sir Alexander Fleming.

4. University College London (UCL) - Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi studied law here

5. University of Edinburgh

The QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2016 results point to a higher employ-ability quotient for graduates from top UK universities such as Cambridge (ranked 4th) and Oxford (6th).

A valid TOEFL score can help you secure admission to top colleges.

2. Quality education

The UK has maintained its position as a popular destination among international students due to its long tradition of providing quality education. The standard of teaching and research in UK un

universities and colleges is regularly evaluated and is ensured by official organizations to meet the set criteria. Although UK institutions themselves take responsibility for ensuring the standard and quality of various programs, independent audits are conducted by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for high quality. Professional bodies can also guide the course and conduct reviews on individual departments in an institution. Colleges of Scotland may be reviewed by Her Majesty's College of Education.

In fact, London was rated as the 5th best student-friendly city in the world, by QS rankings 2016.

3. Opportunities offered by UK education system

There is a wide choice in choosing your field of study and institute among the benefits of studying in the UK. You can choose from 150,000 courses at universities and colleges in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and contact the institute directly in order of possibilities.

If you want to do a master's course in the UK, then you can get a major benefit of one year duration for all master's programs. Alternatively, you can opt for a master's program in combination with a PhD, which will save you an additional year. The shorter duration of courses in the UK helps reduce tuition and housing costs.

The UK education system promotes close interaction between students and lecturers and provides the freedom to combine different disciplines into a single course of study. English language support is provided by many institutions to help international students develop the study and language skills necessary to successfully complete their course. Most universities have counselors and advisors to provide information and support to international students that can help you use them for the education system or any aspect of your curriculum.

4. Strong research infrastructure

As a research student evaluating the benefits of studying in the UK, it would be interesting for you to note that the country accounts for 6.4% of global journal articles, 11.6% of citations, and 15.9% of the world's most highly cited articles. It is just 0.9% of the total population of the world.

The latest Research Excellence Framework (REF) which examines the quality of research conducted by more than 154 leading universities and colleges in the UK, with 30% of the research being 'world-leading' and 46% as 'internationally outstanding' has been classified.

5. Work while you study

Many Indian students in the UK get their study as well as work experience. Internships or placements during a part-time job, vacation, and volunteering are some ways to develop valuable skills that you can add to your CV. A work placement is a part of the study course for some colleges, and your university or college can help provide placements.

6. Work permit after study

There have been some changes on post-study work visas since November 2015. If you job offer with an annual salary of at least £ 20,800 (Rs 18.3 lakh), you can stay in the UK after completing graduation. There is no limit to the number of international students who can remain in the UK upon completion of their course. To work in the UK after completing your studies, you will have to switch from Tier 4 visa to Tier 2 General visa. You will need to apply for a work visa from a UK border agency, and you can choose from the following depending on your employment status. : Tier 2 (General) Visa - Open to recent graduates obtaining a recognized bachelor's degree in the UK, a master's or PhD degree with a job offer from a licensed employer offering a salary of at least £ 20,800.

Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa - Open to students who are in the process of developing a world-class innovative idea and sponsored by their university.

7. Scholarship and financial support

Indian students who are concerned about expensive tuition fees should not lose sleep either, as there are many scholarships to support your study and living costs, which you can apply especially at postgraduate and research levels Huh. For scholarships offered by UK universities, you must obtain approval for a course of study before you are eligible to apply.

8. Health benefits

Indian students in the UK are eligible to receive free medical treatment by the National Health Service (NHS), if enrolled in a full-time course. Your spouse / partner and / or dependent children will also be exempt from payment if they live with you during your study program. Your college or university may have a special health policy for students.

9. Cross-cultural experience

There are currently over 250,000 international students in France. In fact, around 10% of enrolments at French universities are international students and lots of this study at the graduate level (masters and doctoral studies). The country offers a superb environment for all international students. It’s an incredible quality of education, lectures, and research opportunities.

Why Study in France?

To put it simply, the French education system is one of the most effective within the world. it's also one among the foremost accessible ones. With low tuition fees, studying in France is more economical for international students. French universities are near the highest of renowned university rankings every year. Their institutions offer an education that easily competes with other countries.

France is especially a decent choice for those desirous to study business-related subjects. The country may be a hub for international business and management education and has countless business schools within the worldwide rankings.

France has 71 public universities and they are all funded by the national government, offering excellent education at a really affordable price to any or all students, domestic or international. There are a variety of personal universities (grandes écoles). the educational year begins in September or October and ends in May or June, counting on the program and institution. There are two semesters, divided by an opportunity following final examinations at the top of the primary semester. There are two main kinds of courses offered at French universities: large lecture courses, where the professor speaks and students take notes, and sections & labs, designed for smaller groups of scholars where the fabric covered in lectures is explored in greater detail. Usually, attendance in sections & labs is mandatory. Some career-oriented programs also require internships and practical training.

                                         HOW TO REACH FRANCE

Reaching France by Air France serves as one of the most visited destinations of Europe housing two main international airports with Roissy _ Charles de Gaulle located in Paris being the home to the national carrier, Air France. There are several direct and indirect flights to this airport from around the globe. Only in the south of Paris is the second major airport once again receiving almost all international flights from around the world. Several major airlines lands at other cities of France including Lyon, Nice, Marseilles, Bordeaux and Toulouse.

Reaching France by Bus

It is also possible to reach France through international bus services that are often cheaper, especially with the international bus passes offering a traveller to board a bus whenever and wherever. The offer is more lucrative for travellers aged under 26 or over 60 years of age.

Reaching France by Rail There are international trains that offer service from the channel ports and Paris to different destination throughout Europe. The Eurostar is one such service providing the company with a connection from London to Paris and to Brussels. The journey takes around 2 hours and 15 minutes to Paris from London and 2 hours until Brussels. This Channel Tunnel or "Chunnel” is the fastest way to reach France from England. The Eurostar also offers direct rail service from London to Avignon, Lyon and Marseille along with ski train to the Alps during winter.

Reaching France by Road

It is possible to travel France from any of its neighbouring countries. Eurotunnel shuttles cars, bicycles, motorcycles, coaches, minibuses, caravans and campervans between Calais in France and Folkestone in Kent, England. It takes around 35 minutes to complete the journey.

Reaching France by Water France and England are connected through many ferries across the English Channel but one from Calais to Dover is the most popular one. Apart from that, there are plenty of other such services to Brittany or Normandy from England. Boulogne to Folkestone and Saint-Malo to Weymouth are the other popular routes by water. There are also links to the Channel Islands, Ireland and to the North African coast (Sete-Tangier, Marseille-Tunis and Marseille-Algiers). Service is also available to Genoa in Italy from Corsica.

Reaching France from India France is home to two major international airports, one in Paris and other in Orly, south of Paris, connecting to all the major cities around the globe. Air India, Jet Airways, Gulf Air, Air France, British Airways, and Singapore Airlines and may other offers direct and indirect flights to France from several Indian cities including New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad etc. 

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