Study in UK with scholarship -2012 Indian Students

[radhamadhavi]

There are a number of funding options available to help international students in their studies, so it is worth investigating to find out if you are eligible. In this Article, Hotcourses' student editor -Judy Lam - explains how the system works and gives you a rundown of the resources on offer.

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[Swathi_EdUK]

Hey there,

I'm a student ambassador for the British Council.

The British Council's Education UK webpage also provides information on scholarships.

For international undergraduate scholarships follow this link and use the scholarships search box on the right of the page:
http://www.educationuk.org/India/Home?utm_source=FB_Twitter&utm_medium=Intervention&utm_content=Undergraduate_Scholar&utm_campaign=Ambassadors

For international postgraduate scholarships use this one: http://www.educationuk.org/India/Article/Scholarships-for-international-postgraduate-students?utm_source=FB_Twitter&utm_medium=Intervention&utm_campaign=Ambassadors

You can also ask me any other questions about studying in the UK on this thread: http://indianstudentsnetwork.com/ISNforums/showthread.php?t=2418

Or ask a question on Twitter: @Swathi_EdUK

Good luck with your studies,
Swathi Sathya Shankar

[shuklachintamani]

I m BE Computer frm Pune University
I m planning to do MS in Uk
But my question is that I m almost going to invest 18-20Lakhs for that
what are current market conditions for job in Computer/IT industry in Uk
I must get back some money by doing good job there
Please reply accordingly

[Swathi_EdUK]

Hi Shuklachintamani

British Council ambassador Swathi here. In response to your query about jobs in the UK, I'd like to say that there is definitely a fair chance of you getting a good job here in the Computing/IT industry. Employers are always on the lookout for diligent individuals who are hard working and have presentation skills. So, I would encourage you to take up a degree programme with a UK institution. UK degree courses are intensive and require you to do research-based projects. Therefore, even if you decide to go back to your home country (which I assume is India, as you've mentioned), you will still have a chance of landing yourself in a higher position job considering the weight of your UK degree.

Hope this helps. If you have any other queries, don't hesitate to ask me.
You can visit this website for more information http://www.educationuk.org

Cheers
Swathi

[anjali]

Thanks for passing on this information Swathi. Good to know that new scholarship programs are opening up for Indian students. But guys, don’t you feel that there is a great need to offer such scholarships and programs within India itself? Educational system in India is improving thanks to the advent of international schools (http://ascendinternational.org/) and teaching concepts. As the system is on its way to improve, introducing such programs and courses will boost the future of students