University of York admissions run on two tracks for Indian applicants. UCAS handles all undergraduate applications, while York’s direct online portal covers postgraduate taught programs. The institution-wide floor is Class XII at 75 percent for UG and a Bachelor’s at 60 percent (UK 2:1 equivalent) for PG, with IELTS 6.5 overall.
- Next live deadline: equal-consideration UCAS deadline for September 2027 entry is 13 January 2027.
- Base tuition + fees: PG 2027/28 tuition runs GBP 26,900 to 34,500 (INR 34.83 to 44.66 Lakhs), UCAS application fee GBP 28.50 (INR 3,690).
- Eligibility floor: UG Class XII at 75 to 85 percent, PG Bachelor’s at 60 percent, IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 in each component.
- Acceptance rate: around 78 percent overall, one of the more accessible Russell Group intakes.
Indian applicants gravitate to the MSc Computer Science, MSc Finance, and MA English Literary Studies alongside York’s Archaeology and Psychology departments. Peer reviews on Indian student forums frame York as academically stretching yet pastorally supportive. For the wider campus profile, see our University of York overview.
Table of Contents
- University of York Application Deadlines
- University of York Eligibility for Indian Students
- York PG Programs and English Scores
- University of York UG Programs
- York PhD Applications and Funding
- University of York Application Process
- York Application Documents Required
- University of York Acceptance Rate
- UK Student Visa Process for York
- York Admissions Tips and Checklist
- University of York Admissions FAQs
University of York Application Deadlines
York runs a single September primary intake for the vast majority of bachelor’s and master’s programs. The 2027 entry cycle uses UCAS for undergraduate applications, registration opened on 12 May 2026 and submissions began 1 September 2026 per the official York applying page. Postgraduate taught applications go directly through York’s online postgraduate portal on rolling admissions.
York’s primary intake for Indian students is September 2027, and most programs open here.
| Intake | Level | App Opens | Deadline | App Fee | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 2027 (Primary intake) | UG Medicine | 1 September 2026 | 15 October 2026 (Closing Soon) | GBP 28.50 (INR 3,690) | UCAS |
| September 2027 (Primary intake) | UG (all other courses) | 1 September 2026 | 13 January 2027 | GBP 28.50 (INR 3,690) | UCAS |
| September 2027 | UG (UCAS Extra) | 25 February 2027 | 4 July 2027 | GBP 28.50 (INR 3,690) | UCAS |
| September 2027 (Primary intake) | PG Taught (international) | Rolling | 25 August 2027 | Free | York online |
| September 2027 | PG Taught (online courses) | Rolling | 3 September 2027 | Free | York online |
Planning note: Indian applicants targeting the January UCAS date should aim for a mid-November submission to leave headroom for CAS, TB clearance, and Student Visa processing.
University of York Eligibility for Indian Students
York publishes clear Indian-qualification equivalencies on its country page for India. Undergraduate applicants need Class XII from a recognised board, and postgraduate applicants need a completed Bachelor’s degree assessed against UK honours classifications.
- UG general entry: Class XII at 75 to 85 percent from CBSE or ICSE, best four subjects.
- UG state boards: Class XII at 75 to 85 percent, best five subjects.
- PG UK 2:1 equivalent: Bachelor’s at 60 percent from most Indian universities.
- PG UK 2:2 equivalent: Bachelor’s at 50 percent, or 55 percent from Delhi University (rigorously marked).
English requirements sit in a band system that varies by department. Standard master’s floor is IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each component, TOEFL 87 (Writing 23, others 21), or PTE 61. Humanities, Law, and Psychology require the higher band: IELTS 7.0, TOEFL 96, PTE 67. STEM programs including Computer Science, Engineering, and Physics accept the lower band: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 79, PTE 55.
York IELTS Waiver via Class XII English for Indian Students
York accepts Class XII English at 75 percent or higher from CBSE and ICSE boards, completed within seven years of your course start, in place of IELTS or TOEFL. This applies at both UG and PG level for most departments. State board Class XII English is not universally accepted, so confirm with your admissions officer before skipping the test. A prior degree taught in English within the same window also exempts. York explicitly does not accept a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter alone as English evidence.
Insider note: The Class XII English waiver saves roughly INR 17,000 in IELTS fees and 4 to 6 weeks of test-slot waiting. Verify your marksheet shows the English score before applying.
York PG Programs and English Scores
York offers over 200 taught master’s degrees across Computer Science, Business, Sciences, Humanities, Public Policy, and Psychology. Base tuition for 2027/28 entry runs from GBP 26,900 to GBP 34,500 (INR 34.83 to 44.66 Lakhs) depending on the subject band, with finance and quantitative programs at the top and arts and humanities at the lower end. For fee detail by discipline, see our tuition by course breakdown.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSc Computer Science | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1) in CS or related | IELTS 6.0 (5.5 each) |
| MSc Advanced Computer Science | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1) in CS or Software Engineering | IELTS 6.0 (5.5 each) |
| MSc Finance | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1) in a quantitative discipline | IELTS 6.5 (6.0 each) |
| MSc Data Science | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1) in Maths, CS or Statistics | IELTS 6.0 (5.5 each) |
| MSc Human-Computer Interaction | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1) in CS, Design or related | IELTS 6.0 (5.5 each) |
| MA English Literary Studies | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1) in English or related | IELTS 7.0 (6.5 each) |
| MSc Psychology (Conversion) | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1) in any discipline | IELTS 7.0 (6.5 each) |
| MA Applied Linguistics for ELT | 12 months | Bachelor’s at 60% (UK 2:1), teaching experience preferred | IELTS 7.0 (6.5 each) |
Fees quoted are base tuition only. Cost of attendance including accommodation and living costs is covered in York’s fees article. A GBP 3,000 (INR 3.88 Lakhs) tuition deposit is required after receiving an unconditional offer for most PG taught programs.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official University of York page for your chosen program before applying.
University of York UG Programs
York’s undergraduate portfolio spans three-year bachelor’s degrees and four-year integrated master’s routes. All UG applications go through UCAS with the standard January equal-consideration deadline. Class XII marks are read against the best four subjects for CBSE and ICSE, or best five for state boards.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| BSc Computer Science | 3 years | Class XII at 80% (best four), Mathematics required | IELTS 6.0 (5.5 each) |
| BA English | 3 years | Class XII at 80% (best four) with English at 75% or above | IELTS 7.0 (6.5 each) |
| BSc Psychology | 3 years | Class XII at 80% (best four) with a science subject | IELTS 7.0 (6.5 each) |
| BSc Economics | 3 years | Class XII at 85% (best four) with Mathematics | IELTS 6.5 (6.0 each) |
| BA Archaeology | 3 years | Class XII at 75% (best four) | IELTS 7.0 (6.5 each) |
Reality check: Applicants short of a direct Class XII offer often clear entry via York’s International Pathway College Foundation or International Year One, both progressing to Year 1 or Year 2 of the target degree.
York PhD Applications and Funding
York’s PhD applications run through the direct postgraduate research portal with rolling admissions. Departmental studentships and White Rose competitions have fixed dates. Psychology closes its 2026-27 studentship round on 7 January 2027, and Economics closes 31 March 2027 for the following academic year. The ESRC White Rose Social Sciences DTP window closes 21 January 2027.
York PhD Entry Requirements
- Academic: Bachelor’s plus a Master’s or equivalent research experience.
- English (STEM): IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 79, or PTE 55.
- English (Humanities, Law): IELTS 7.0, TOEFL 96, or PTE 67.
- Proposal: a 2,000-word research proposal aligned to a named potential supervisor.
York PhD Funding for Indian Students
UKRI-funded studentships cover the home fee rate plus an annual stipend of GBP 21,805 (INR 28.23 Lakhs) for the 2026-27 academic year. International students on departmental awards may need to cover the difference between home and international fees. The York Graduate Research School and the White Rose DTP administer most competitions. For non-studentship funding routes, see the funding options for Indian students list.
Insider note: Contact your prospective supervisor 8 to 12 weeks before applying. York’s supervisor endorsement carries substantial weight at shortlisting and often decides interview invitations.
University of York Application Process
The application path differs by level. Undergraduate applicants use UCAS, and postgraduate taught applicants use York’s own direct online form. Both pipelines require the same core documents but different fees and portals.
Undergraduate Path via UCAS
- Register on UCAS (opened 12 May 2026 for 2027 entry, submissions from 1 September 2026).
- Add up to five course choices using York code Y50 (or H75 for Hull York Medical School).
- Complete academic history, predicted or achieved Class XII grades, and a teacher reference.
- Draft the 4,000-character personal statement mapped to your York course.
- Pay the UCAS application fee of GBP 28.50 (INR 3,690) and submit before 13 January 2027.
- Track decisions in UCAS Hub. York usually issues offers within 6 to 8 weeks.
Postgraduate Taught Path via York Portal
- Choose your course and confirm the departmental deadline.
- Create a York applicant account and complete the free online application.
- Upload transcripts, degree certificate, two academic references, CV, and English test evidence.
- Write a personal statement specific to the York program.
- Submit before the international closing date of 25 August 2027.
- Wait 4 to 6 weeks for a decision through the Applicant Hub.
York Admission Decisions and Offer Timing
UCAS UG decisions arrive by 12 May 2027 for equal-consideration applicants. PG taught decisions arrive on a rolling 4 to 6 week basis. Offers are unconditional, conditional (typically on Class XII marks or IELTS), or unsuccessful with suggested alternatives. Conditional offers require you to meet the stated grades and submit final documents by early August 2027 for the September start.
York Application Documents Required
York’s document list is standard across UG and PG applications, with two academic references replacing employer references for taught master’s. Upload documents as scanned PDFs unless specifically requested as originals.
- Valid passport bio-data page (minimum 12 months validity).
- Class X, Class XII, and Bachelor’s marksheets and certificates (attested).
- Bachelor’s provisional or final degree certificate for PG applicants.
- Two academic references on university letterhead.
- Personal statement or Statement of Purpose specific to the program.
- Updated CV covering academic and any relevant work history.
- English test score report (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE) or Class XII English marksheet if using the waiver.
- Passport-size photograph for identity verification.
- Research proposal for PhD applications (2,000 words with supervisor alignment).
Financial evidence for the CAS and visa stage is not required at application, only after receiving an unconditional offer.
University of York Acceptance Rate
York’s overall acceptance rate sits at around 78 percent, placing it among the more accessible Russell Group institutions for well-prepared Indian applicants. Selectivity varies sharply by department, with Computer Science, Medicine, Economics, and Psychology carrying materially lower admit rates than the institutional average.
How York Reads Indian Applications
Admissions tutors read Class XII marks against the best four subjects (or five for state boards), weight the personal statement heavily for arts and humanities, and use structured interviews for Medicine, Social Work, and Education programs. A strong subject alignment between your Class XII electives and target degree helps more than raw percentage.
York Selectivity Signals
York’s ranking band across QS, THE, and the Times Good University Guide is UK top 25, and its Complete University Guide 2027 placement is 20. That places York firmly in the second tier of Russell Group admissions selectivity for Indian applicants: harder than most post-92 universities, but softer than Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, or Imperial.
Insider note: Applicants at the 75 to 78 percent Class XII band who fall short on a York UG direct offer often win a Foundation or Year One pathway offer. Track those routes as a live plan B, not a fallback.
UK Student Visa Process for University of York
Indian students accepted at York apply for the UK Student Route visa (previously Tier 4). The visa is stamped only after York issues a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) statement, which follows an unconditional offer plus payment of the tuition deposit. Application is online at gov.uk/student-visa from India, with biometrics at a VFS Global centre.
Financial evidence must show GBP 1,483 per month (INR 1.92 Lakhs) for up to nine months of living costs outside London, plus your outstanding tuition fee. Funds must sit in an approved account for 28 consecutive days ending within 31 days of the application. Bank statements from parents are accepted when supported by an affidavit.
The IHS (Immigration Health Surcharge) is GBP 776 per year (INR 1.00 Lakhs). Visa fees run GBP 524 (INR 67,853) plus IHS. Processing takes 3 weeks under standard service or 5 working days under priority (paid). All students undergo a TB test at an approved Indian clinic before applying.
2026 update: The UK’s Graduate Route continues to allow 2 years of post-study work (3 years for PhD) with no sponsorship required. Apply for the extension before your Student Route visa expires.
Tips and Application Checklist for University of York
The following tips and steps are drawn from patterns observed among Indian applicants securing seats at York across recent cycles. Sequence them backward from the 13 January 2027 UCAS deadline or your PG target month.
- Ten weeks before deadline: book your IELTS slot, leaving room for a One Skill Retake.
- Class XII English waiver: confirm 75 percent English on your CBSE or ICSE marksheet before booking IELTS.
- Personal statement: draft the 4,000-character UCAS statement mapped to your specific York course rubric.
- Eight weeks out: request attested transcripts and degree certificates from your Indian institution.
- References: line up two academic referees, not employer references, for taught master’s applications.
- Financial evidence: keep funds in parents’ or your own name, held for at least 28 consecutive days.
- Applicant Hub: check weekly after submission and respond to any missing-document flags within 5 working days.
- CAS request: pay the GBP 3,000 (INR 3.88 Lakhs) PG deposit and request CAS within 6 months of your course start date.
- Visa slot: book biometrics at VFS as soon as CAS lands, targeting 8 to 10 weeks before the September start.
York uses a September primary intake for both bachelor’s and master’s, so plan against the 13 January 2027 UCAS deadline and the rolling 25 August 2027 PG close. Institution-wide floors are Class XII 75 percent for UG, Bachelor’s 60 percent for a UK 2:1, and IELTS 6.5 for a standard master’s. The Class XII English waiver softens the English requirement for many CBSE and ICSE applicants.
University of York Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What is the minimum IELTS score for postgraduate study at University of York?
Ans. The institution-wide floor for a taught master’s at York is IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each component. STEM programs including Computer Science accept IELTS 6.0 (5.5 each), while Humanities, Law, and Psychology require IELTS 7.0 (6.5 each).
Ques. Do I need to pay a UCAS application fee to apply to University of York?
Ans. Yes, UCAS charges GBP 28.50 (around INR 3,690) for the 2027 entry cycle, covering one course choice or up to five course choices. The fee is paid to UCAS, not to York directly.
Ques. When does UCAS close for 2027 entry at University of York?
Ans. Medicine closes on 15 October 2026. All other undergraduate courses have an equal-consideration deadline of 13 January 2027. UCAS accepts late applications until 30 June 2027, but places may already be filled.
Ques. Can I use my Class XII English marks instead of IELTS at University of York?
Ans. Yes, York accepts Class XII English at 75 percent or higher from CBSE and ICSE boards, taken within seven years of your course start, in place of IELTS for most programs. State board Class XII English is not universally accepted, so confirm with your admissions officer.
Ques. What Indian percentage does York want for a UK 2:1 equivalent?
Ans. York considers a Bachelor’s at 60 percent from most Indian universities as equivalent to a UK 2:1. Delhi University applicants can qualify with 55 percent due to that institution’s rigorous marking. A 50 percent Bachelor’s is read as a UK 2:2.
Ques. Is a Medium of Instruction letter accepted at University of York?
Ans. No, York explicitly states that an MOI letter alone is not accepted as English language evidence for any level of study. You must submit either a valid English test score or use the Class XII English waiver route.
Ques. When should I apply if I need a Student Visa in time for September 2027?
Ans. Submit your UCAS application by mid-November 2026 or your PG taught application by mid-May 2027. That leaves 10 to 12 weeks for decisions, deposit, CAS issuance, TB test, and visa processing before the September intake.
Ques. Does University of York interview shortlisted candidates?
Ans. Most UG and PG taught programs at York decide on written application alone. Interviews are standard only for Medicine, Social Work (MA), Education, and some PhD applications. Interview format is typically online for international candidates.
Ques. What documents do I need for a University of York postgraduate application?
Ans. Core documents are your passport, Class X, XII, and Bachelor’s marksheets and certificates, two academic references, a program-specific personal statement, CV, English test or waiver evidence, and a photograph. PhD applicants add a research proposal.
Ques. Is there an application fee for York’s direct postgraduate portal?
Ans. No, York’s direct postgraduate taught application is free. This contrasts with UCAS-routed UG applications, which carry a GBP 28.50 (INR 3,690) UCAS fee. PhD applications through the research portal are also free.
Ques. How long does University of York take to make an admission decision?
Ans. Undergraduate decisions on equal-consideration applications arrive by 12 May 2027. Postgraduate taught decisions typically arrive within 4 to 6 weeks of application through the Applicant Hub. PhD decisions can take 8 to 12 weeks due to supervisor and panel review.
Ques. Does University of York accept Duolingo English Test scores?
Ans. Yes, York accepts the Duolingo English Test at both UG and PG level, with the exception of Hull York Medical School. Departmental minimum scores vary, so check the requirement for your specific course before booking Duolingo.
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University of York Program Fees & Deadlines
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
MSc Cyber Security 1 year | USD 44,415 /Yr GBP 32,900 /Yr | - | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 87, Duolingo- 120, PTE- 61 | ||
| USD 43,065 /Yr GBP 31,900 /Yr | - | Bachelor Degree: 50%, IELTS: 6.5, PTE: 61, Duolingo-120 | |||
| USD 44,415 /Yr GBP 32,900 /Yr | - | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 87, Duolingo- 120, PTE- 61 | |||
| USD 39,690 /Yr GBP 29,400 /Yr | - | Duolingo-120 | - | ||
| USD 43,551 /Yr GBP 32,260 /Yr | - | Duolingo-120 | - | ||
M.Sc Finance 1 year | USD 43,551 /Yr GBP 32,260 /Yr | - | Duolingo-120 | - | |
M.Sc Computer Science 1 year | USD 40,365 /Yr GBP 29,900 /Yr | - | Bachelor Degree: 50%, IELTS: 6.5, PTE: 61, Duolingo-120 | ||
M.Sc Biotechnology 1 year | USD 43,065 /Yr GBP 31,900 /Yr | 28 | IELTS:- 6.5, TOEFL:- 87, PTE:- 61, gpa:-2.7, Duolingo-120 | ||
MSc Management 1 year | USD 43,065 /Yr GBP 31,900 /Yr | - | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 87, Duolingo- 120, PTE- 61 | ||
BSc Computer Science 3 years | USD 43,673 /Yr GBP 32,350 /Yr | - | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 4.5, Duolingo- 120, PTE- 61 |
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- My overall experience was excellent in terms of how the course was structured and the size of the class as well. I was also a teaching assistant for the first year law students which was quite invigorating as it gave me a view of how their classes are structured as well.
- The school also provides a ton of resources for international students, especially when it comes to training on academic writing, academic reading and trainers who work with students on each of their papers to help them improve their scores.
- In terms of the college life, the campus has a host of societies one can join. For me though, my flat became my primary circle of support and company. We had a diverse flat with people from 6 countries which was awesome because it gave us an opportunity to experience our different cultures and the food too. Some of my best memories from York are around our kitchen table where we shared at least one meal everyday and a host of coffee breaks in between studying.
Dislikes
- The only downside I saw was that the local people were a bit ignorant about India and generally the world outside UK which was a bit odd at times, though they were overall good sports about learning.
Likes
- Campus Great, airy, huge campus with convenient travel across York city
- Faculty Amazing faculty with varied experience with amazing placement call to discuss CVs and other job opportunities
- Diversity in terms of culture and students
Dislikes
- 1-2 classes per day (had to travel 45 minutes for just 2 classes, so maybe poor schedule)
- Should have better canteen experience (very expensive food)
- Should have better practical implications of theoretical knowledge
Scholarship
- There wasn't any during my time at UoY. Since I applied to my course last because I had to change my course option from Pharma to MPH.
- I THINK ONE OF MY BATCHMATES RECEIVED ONE FOR BEING AN ONLY GIRL CHILD IN INDIA. I am not sure what the process was, and I think it was maybe 5 lakh INR. I'm not sure about this. It was although a national scholarship and I am not aware of any that UoY handed out that year.












Likes
- The campus was really good - Huge in terms of size, well maintained, beautiful buildings and surroundings
- Mental health was one of the top priorities at all times
- Staff (Including housekeeping, faculty, cafes) was extremely friendly and helpful
Dislikes
- Careers Team wasn't as great as I had imagined
- A bit secluded as campus is huge
- Needed to have more small supermarkets around the campus
Scholarship
- No there is no scholarship for my course or any other bachelor course in The University of York. There are scholarships for Masters students at The University of York as I am aware 2 of my friends had received them.
- I am unaware of the criteria and what the process was like though. Typical award amount ranges, as per my assumption, from £4000-£10,000











Likes
- The environment and ambience, the campus had a great forest cover and a lake flowing through it.
- The resources (the library, the subscriptions, etc) The culture and inclusivity, people were very welcoming.
- The events and student clubs.
Dislikes
- The teaching was good at times (a few lecturers were great, but then there were some who were just reading out from the lecture slides).
- Not much placement support.
- The curriculum felt a bit outdated, there were interesting things but didn’t many include skills that would help you land a job.
Scholarship
- The university changes scholarships every year, but mostly were merit based.
- Some my international classmates received them, one received £2,500 and the other £5,000
- On average maybe 10% of the class may receive scholarships, but depends from course to course.
- Every course has their own scholarships, mine didn't have specific for the course but the whole masters group had them.
- There are country specific, race specific ones too.



Likes
- Flexibility in meeting with faculty in addition to regular classes. All professors on my program were happy to schedule time and meet you if you were struggling and were very responsive to emails as well.
- York in itself is a perfect student city with a good blend of social activities as well as a calmer environment you need to focus when compared to cities like London/Manchester. On campus accomodations are great but I lived off campus and it's a perfectly safe city to live off campus if you require something cheaper.
- Student portal that is the university account has all lectures, notes, videos of classes uploaded for all the modules which is extremely preferable if you are one for blended learning.
Dislikes
- Lack of career services or assistance for job search or guidance as an international student requiring sponsorship.
- Thesis at the end of the program is decided from pre-determined list of projects. While professors allow you to proceed with your own ideas if you have something, it's more of an exception than the rule.
- Lesser proximity to bigger cities also means job fairs and conferences are harder to get to and from but it can be managed if planned well.
Scholarship
- No one on my program received any scholarship. Some people I knew from other programs from India received up to 10,000 GBP. Criteria revolved mainly around academic performance.
- There are few country-specific scholarships but generally it can be a bit hard to get. I had decent grades and professional experience but amongst people who got scholarships were people who had done a master's prior to this one and had consistently high grades no matter which university they went to.





Likes
- My course had some well known professors in the industry.
- There are multiple places in buildings here you can study apart from library, you can book a group study rooms as well.
- Really nice rooms in college accommodation.
Dislikes
- Course was highly research based, over practical based.
- Sports/Gym membership wasn't free and had really expensive fee.
- some if the rooms had electrical heaters and hardly maintained the temperature.
Scholarship
- No, I didn't receive any scholarships but my friends did. 3-4 students received scholarships that I know, of around 5 lakhs-10 lakhs each. I did apply for it but didn't get it. I had to write an essay explaining my motivation for joining this university and the course chosen, and there were overall 5 questions.
- Chevening scholarships are the most possible ones. You have to keep an eye on the university website to avoid missing the final date.







Likes
- University of York has a very unique campus. It’s spread over 550 acres and is a beautiful mix of modern and historic architecture.
- It has a diverse range of students from various countries. So it’s very easy to find your kind of people.
- It is very accessible despite being huge. There is a free campus bus service that makes all areas easy to reach.
Dislikes
- If you live off campus, it becomes difficult to interact with students who live on campus. You are still able to interact with a lot of other people but it becomes a bit divided.
- While there are a lot of grocery stores on campus, a few of the big and cheap ones are quite far.
- There are two campuses - while both of them have their own charm. The west campus has residential colleges which are not as well built as the ones on east campus as these are newly built. There is always new construction underway though and work is being done to make them as accommodative as possible.
Scholarship
- There are various scholarships, including the excellence award, young achievers scholarships, and extraordinary performances scholarships. I received the last one, which gave me a 50% scholarship on my tuition fee for the first year.
- The university has various programs and incentives that you can enrol in to get a scholarship for your degree.
- The scholarships can range from £1000-£10000 depending on which one you enrol in and can be used for tuition, accommodation, or living expenses depending on the scholarship terms.












Likes
- The lake view and ducks
- Interactive seminars and lectures
- Library. Best place to work on assignments. I had most of my productive time in the library, where I could be in my zone.
Dislikes
- Too much travel from the west campus to the east campus to attend lectures.
- Extracurricular groups or clubs felt expensive to join.
- Wentworth College used to close up early on weekends.
Scholarship
- I had applied for a scholarship (I don't remember the name), but I did not receive the scholarship as some of the factors were out of the eligibility criteria.
- The award amount of the scholarship was 2000 GBP, which is equal to approximately 2.1 lakh INR.
- I don't know any of my Indian batchmates receiving a scholarship as it was never a topic of conversation. I have no idea how many students receive scholarships each year.
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Likes
- I liked the fact that the library was always accessible and had common rooms wherein you can go in anytime and study.
- The university's common room had access to various games and a television set which made it more enjoyable to hang out with friends.
- The classrooms were big enough to accommodate huge crowds and the hang out areas throughout the university were aplenty.
Dislikes
- The university could have given a 6 month or a 1 year internship to students looking for a job but wasn't the case at the time.
- When I had enrolled for the university (2018), UK hadn't introduced a work visa without sponsorship for foreign students which made it more difficult to look for a job, clear the interview rounds and the most importantly fetch a Tier - 2 Work Visa.
- I wished the students were divided into 2 classrooms as there were a lot of students in the classroom at a time.
Likes
- UK because of UK culture, British Government and regulations generally similar to India. Ease of getting the Visa and future job Opportunities scope, Business management has better recognition in UK and is famous for Management courses.
- University of York for the location of York (One of the oldest Medieval city and recognized as the most friendly people of UK are the York residents).
- The QS ranking and global ranking of the University that falls under 150 ranks in the world, and stands top 16 in the UK, The campus location and many other factors.
Overview
My experience at an abroad university is rewarding experience. It is a time of personal growth, academic achievement, and social exploration. I often tend to encounter new ideas, perspectives, and people that expand their horizons and broaden their understanding of the world. Overall, the university experience is an important chapter in many people's lives and so in my life it has significantly impacted my personal and professional development.
Scholarship
No, I haven't received any scholarship but I did apply for few scholarships I wasn't successful at receiving them.































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