Tips: Students should know that there are a lot of cultural shifts and largely the way lifestyle and habits change after the move. Coming from a comfortable family back in India where I was used to home-cooked meals and chores being taken care of by a helper every day and having to do everything by myself was a huge shift. Additionally, being away from home is not the easiest thing, and you feel vulnerable at the start, but then with time, things get a lot better. I did not avail of any scholarships; my family financed my education. However, a lot of international students that I know here are on student loans, so that is an option to consider if one needs financial aid. Also, there are few scholarships and financial aid from the university and government, but one needs to plan for months since the deadline is pretty early. Warwick is one of the elitist universities around here, and being a part of Russell Group, it is quite expensive as well. However, its reputation, overall standing, and the environment make up for a lot of it.

Likes (Student Life): Warwick campus in particular has to be one of the prettiest premises I have come across along the long list of activities for students. The university organizes various events across the year, ranging from leisure, networking, outings, entertainment, health and lifestyle, etc. Typically, a Warwick student has a lot of academic baggage given the university's commitment to top-class studies, but then the student unit organizes several events throughout the term time and off-term time to keep them relaxed. And yes, there is every possible committee or student society that you can think of or be interested in, right from religion to sports, helping you connect to like-minded individuals.

Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): Permanent settlement in the UK at the moment is very difficult given the increasing visa and IHS cost. Also, the nation wants to limit immigration and is considering several anti-immigration favouring stances regarding the same. While there is PSW for international students after completing their studies, the fees for it have been on a consistent rise. Moreover, the PR status in the UK is a long road and with not a lot of companies in favour of sponsoring visas, it is looking worse day by day. While a lot of people would love to immigrate to the UK permanently without a link, the answers to this are pretty subjective. As much as I appreciate the clean roads, clean air, discipline, and diversity in the workspace, I am a very emotional being and miss the Indian food so I would choose to be back home in the long run.

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What are the documents required in the visa process for Indian students at University of Warwick, UK?

Answered 2 weeks ago

The following documents are required in the visa process for Indian students at University of Warwick, UK :-

You should have an official document issued by the University of Warwick confirming your acceptance into a program.
your passport should be valid for entire period of your stay in the UK.
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Pratik Gawade

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What is the most preferred course by Indian students at University of Warwick?

Answered 2 weeks ago

The following preferred course by Indian students at University of Warwick :-

Economics & Econometrics
Business & Management Studies
Mathematics
Statistics & Operational Research
Accounting & Finance

Pratik Gawade

Beginner-Level 5

What are the job opportunities after doing MBA from University of Warwick?

Answered 2 weeks ago

The job opportunities after the completing MBA from University of Warwick open up job in various fields :-

In top consulting firms
In Finance
As a Product Manager
In Marketing and Brand Management
Operations Manager
public sector organizations and NGOs
Supply Chain Manager
Energy Analyst
Business Advisor.

Pratik Gawade

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Does University of Warwick have accommodation?

Answered 3 weeks ago

Indeed, there are mentioned various types of accommodation provided for students at the University of Warwick. The university has 6379 bed spaces in total, 59% of the first year undergraduate offer will be university accommodation. The accommodation facilities include halls of residences, student v

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Kapil Lalwani

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How much does it cost to live at Warwick University?

Answered 3 weeks ago

Warwick University proposes accommodation costs depending on certain preferences and needs of the client. Still, one can find out approximate costs below to get an idea. Meal charges vary from £173 to £271 per week to be paid in advance for three terms, and charges for single room accommodation from

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Kapil Lalwani

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