WELCOME TO BECS

ADMISSIONS

At BECS, we advise students in choosing courses,institutions and locations according to their interests and requirements. Inorder to do so, we effectively use Times Higher Education rankings (THE), TeachingExcellence and Students Outcome Framework (TEF), Quality Assurance agency (QA),National Student Survey (NSS), Study UK, Discover Uni (DU), ELT and NationalUnion of Students, UCAS and Prospects.

Our hard working team makes every effort to help students getting into a better ranking university. We consider rankings, tuition fees, living costs, employability and culture if an institition in order to select it for our students. This is because we wish our students to get the most out of this once in a life time experience.

PSW Visa

There are lots of options available to international students who want to stay and work in the UK after their studies.

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If you’re considering staying in the UK after your studies, you may need to apply for a separate visa to your student visa. You can check whether you need a visa at UK Visas & Immigration .

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The Graduate Route

From summer 2021, international students who have successfully completed an undergraduate or master’s degree will be able to benefit from two years’ work experience in the UK upon graduation, through the new Graduate Route. Students who complete their PhD will be able to stay for three years.

Here is everything you need to know:

• The Graduate Route will be available to international students who have a valid student visa at the time of application and have successfully completed a degree at undergraduate level or above at a Higher Education Provider with a track record of compliance.

• Successful applicants on this route will be able to stay and work, or look for work, in the UK at any skill level for a maximum period of two years if they have successfully completed an undergraduate or master’s degree. PhD graduates will be able to stay for three years. Graduates will be able to switch into skilled work once they have found a suitable job.

• The new route will be launched in the summer of 2021, meaning that any eligible student who graduates in the summer of 2021 or after will be able to apply for the route. This includes students who have already started their courses. 

• The Graduate Route will require a new visa application.

• It will include the payment of a visa fee and the Immigration Health Surcharge. The exact fee will be set out in due course.

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If you’re beginning your studies in the 2020-21 academic year, you will be able to benefit from this new route, even if you begin your degree online in your home country due to Covid-19. 

If you are due to complete your course in summer 2021 but have been unable to travel to the UK just yet, you will be eligible to apply for the Graduate Route when it launches, as long as you arrive in the UK before 6 April 2021 and complete the final semester of your studies in the UK. 

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If you are starting a one-year master’s course in January 2021, you will need to arrive in the UK by 27 September 2021 and complete the final semester of your studies in the UK in order to be eligible

to apply for the Graduate Route. 

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This is part of the UK government’s concessions to students who have, or will be, applying for student visas in light of Covid-19. View the updated guidance on GOV.UK .

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For more information on the Graduate Route, and to view frequently asked questions, visit the Home Office blog .

You can find out more information about working after your studies on the UKCISA website .

IMPACT OF BREXIT ON FEES

UK’s decision to exit the European Union (Brexit) means many EU students are concerned that their tuition fees could increase. However, there’s no sign the government plans to increase fees yet. In fact, so far many UK universities have pledged to keep tuition fees fixed at the same rate for current EU students for the duration of their course. It’s also been confirmed that EU students enrolling at UK universities in both autumn 2018 and autumn 2019 will remain eligible for the same fees and financial aid as domestic students throughout their course, even after the UK leaves the EU in March 2018. 

This article was originally published in October 2013. It was most recently updated in July 2018.

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COVID 19

How the UK is coping with COVID ?
 

• Universities and colleges are transitioning to online tuition and alternative exam arrangements

• Staff support is available at educational institutions

• Support staff at universities try to allay health concerns about students living in shared

• They will ensure availability of alternative accommodation

• Future students can be in touch with their university for updates

• #WeAreTogether campaign launched to reassure international students

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Reference: https://www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/2020/06/08/international-student-life-uk/