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Study in the UK
The UK is one of the most popular destinations for Nepali students, offering world-class universities, 1 year master’s programs, and strong post-study work opportunities.
World-Ranked Universities
Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College, UCL, and more.
Shorter Duration
Bachelor’s in 3 years, Master’s in 1 year.
Post-Study Work
Graduate Route visa lets you stay & work 2 years (3 years for PhD).
Diverse Community
Over 600,000 international students study in the UK each year.
Scholarship Opportunities
Chevening, GREAT Scholarships, Commonwealth, and university-based funding.
Universities
University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, University of Manchester, King’s College London, University of Edinburgh.
Popular Programs
Business & Management, IT & Data Science, Engineering, Health & Nursing, Creative Arts, Law, Social Sciences.
Tuition Fees:
£10,000 – £25,000 per year (program dependent)
Living Costs:
£9,000 – £12,000 per year outside London; £12,000 – £15,000 in London
Visa & IHS Fee:
£524 visa application + Immigration Health Surcharge (£776/year)
Up to 20 hours/week during term time
Full-time during holidays
Minimum wage: £10.42/hour (approx., varies by region)
Chevening Scholarships — Fully funded master’s.
GREAT Scholarships — £10,000+ towards tuition.
Commonwealth Scholarships — Full funding for eligible master’s/PhD students.
University-Specific Scholarships — Merit-based tuition discounts up to 50%.
Graduate Route Visa:
2 years (Bachelor/Master), 3 years (PhD).
Skilled Worker Visa:
Pathway to PR with job sponsorship.
Long-Term:
Many students use the Skilled Worker route + ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain) after 5 years.
Visa Type: Student visa (formerly Tier 4)
Key Documents:
CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)
Financial proof (tuition + 9 months living)
English test (IELTS/PTE/TOEFL accepted)
TB Test Certificate
Valid Passport
Processing Time: 3–6 weeks
Profile evaluation & course matching
SOP guidance
CAS & IHS guidance
Mock interviews & financial document prep
Accommodation booking & insurance setup
Pre-departure briefing & post-arrival check-in
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FAQs
General Questions About Study in the UK
Tuition fees usually range between £10,000 – £25,000 per year, depending on the program. Living costs average £9,000 – £15,000 per year, with London being more expensive than other cities.
Yes, most universities require IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL. Some may waive it if you studied in English-medium schools or meet alternative requirements.
Bachelor’s: 3 years (some with 1-year foundation/preparatory options)
Master’s: 1 year (a major attraction for Nepali students)
PhD: 3–4 years
Yes. International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during vacations. Average pay is around £10–£12 per hour.
It’s a post-study work visa that allows students to stay and work in the UK for 2 years after completing a Bachelor’s or Master’s and 3 years after a PhD.
Yes. Most students transition to the Skilled Worker visa after graduation. After 5 years of continuous residence, you may apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), which is PR in the UK.
Major scholarships include:
Chevening Scholarships (fully funded master’s)
GREAT Scholarships (£10,000+)
Commonwealth Scholarships (master’s/PhD)
University-specific merit scholarships (up to 50% tuition waivers)
You need to show proof of funds covering:
Tuition fees (for 1 year)
Living costs: £1,334/month (up to 9 months) if studying in London, or £1,023/month outside London.
It usually takes 3–6 weeks from the date of application. Priority services may allow faster decisions.
Yes, if you’re studying a postgraduate program of 9+ months at a recognized institution. You must show additional financial proof for dependents.
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