GMG Global Admissions Support

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    Understanding You

    We start by getting to know your academic history, career ambitions, preferred destinations, and personal goals. This foundation allows us to design a focused admissions plan tailored to your strengths and aspirations

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    University Matching

    Through our global network and market expertise, we create a curated shortlist of universities that align with your academic profile, cultural preferences, and financial considerations, ensuring the best possible fit for your future.

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    Application Excellence

    We provide structured guidance on crafting a compelling personal statement, preparing accurate and complete applications, and organising your documents so they meet each institution’s exact requirements and deadlines.

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    Funding and Scholarships

    We research and recommend scholarships and financial aid options that match your profile. Our advisors guide you in preparing competitive applications to improve your chances of securing funding.

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    Visa & Immigration Guidance

    We offer step-by-step support for visa applications, from understanding requirements to preparing documents and interviews, ensuring your compliance with immigration regulations and timelines.

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    Pre-Departure Preparation

    We assist with accommodation bookings, travel arrangements, and cultural adaptation strategies, giving you the confidence and readiness to settle smoothly into your new and academic environment

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FAQs

  • Undergraduate (UG) admissions in the UK are processed through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). Typical requirements include:

    A-levels, IB Diploma, or equivalent qualifications.

    English language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE).

    A strong personal statement.

    Some courses may require additional tests or interviews.

  • Postgraduate (PG) courses have different requirements, which vary by university and course:

    • A relevant bachelor’s degree (typically a 2:1 or 2:2 classification in the UK system).

    • Work experience may be required for certain courses like MBA.

    • English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE) if your previous degree was not in English.

    • Some courses require research proposals or portfolios.

  • To study in the UK, you need a Student Visa (formerly Tier 4). The steps are:

    1. Receive a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from a UK university.

    2. Prove financial ability to support tuition fees and living costs.

    3. Provide English language test results (IELTS UKVI, if required).

    4. Submit a visa application through the UK Home Office and attend a biometric appointment.

  • Dependents (spouse/children) can join you if:

    • You are studying a postgraduate (PG) course of at least 9 months at a UK university.

    • You are sponsored by the government for study.

    • You show sufficient financial proof to support them.

  • Yes, if you have a Student Visa, you can work:

    • Up to 20 hours per week during term time.

    • Full-time during holidays.

    • Internships and placements are allowed if they are part of your course.

  • The Graduate Route allows students to stay in the UK for two years after completing their degree (three years for PhD students) to look for work or start a business. No job offer is required to apply

  • Yes, if you secure a job with a UK employer who sponsors visas, you can switch to a Skilled Worker Visa, which can lead to permanent residency.

  • Yes, but you cannot switch from a Standard Visitor Visa to a Student Visa while in the UK. You must return to your home country and apply for the correct visa.

    • Proof of financial stability to support your stay.

    • A travel itinerary (accommodation, return flight booking).

    • A letter explaining the purpose of your visit.

    • Proof of employment or studies in your home country to show you will return.