Study in the UK

One-year master's degrees, taught in English, with two intakes a year.

01Why the UK

The UK is the destination families ask us about most. Degrees are short by international standards, which keeps the total cost down, and there is a defined route to stay and work afterwards.

01A master's usually takes one year, and a bachelor's three.
02Two intakes a year, so a missed September is not a lost year.
03A Graduate visa that lets you stay and work after your degree.

02Key facts

Main intakes: September, with a smaller intake in January.
Course length: Bachelor's 3 years (4 in Scotland). Master's 1 year.
Work while studying: Up to 20 hours a week in term time on a degree-level course.
After you graduate: Graduate visa: 2 years if you apply before 1 January 2027, 18 months if you apply on or after that date. 3 years after a PhD.
Funds you must show: £1,529 a month in London or £1,171 a month elsewhere, for up to 9 months, on top of your first year's fees.

Last reviewed in October 2026. Governments change these rules and amounts often, and none of this is a promise about any individual visa. Check the official source, or ask us in a consultation.

03How we help

Getting to the UK, one step at a time.

Step 01
Decide
- Career counselling and stream selection
- College guidance in India
- Bachelor's abroad
- Master's abroad
Step 02
Prepare
- IELTS coaching
- Other test preparation
Step 03
Apply
- University admissions and applications
- Scholarship guidance
- Education loan assistance
Step 04
Go
- Student visa filing
- Accommodation and pre-departure support