Cambridge College: Courses, Admission, Cost

The University of Cambridge has a diverse International community and welcomes talented students from around the world. More than 40% of its students represents around 140 countries, with around 25% of undergraduate students and over 50% of postgraduate students being from outside the UK. This shows that there are indeed many students from other countries studying at Cambridge College. Its scholarship programs also attracts many International students and makes it feasible for students to stay there and complete their course.

Yes, a typical Indian student is eligible to enroll in Cambridge College. International students, including those from India, are welcome to apply to the University of Cambridge for graduate and undergraduate studies. Indian students usually have to fulfill certain academic standards in order to be admitted, such as achieving a minimum score of 60–70% for graduate programs and approximately 90–95% in the XII standard for undergraduate programs. All they need aditionally is to clear an english profeciency test. In order to make studying at Cambridge more affordable, the university also offers a number of scholarships for Indian students, including the Gates Cambridge Scholarships, Dr. Manmohan Singh Scholarships, and Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarships.

The deadlines to submit applications for Indian students at Cambridge depends on the programme and the level of study. For undergraduate courses, the last date of UCAS is usually mid October of year before course starts. For postgraduate courses, the deadlines vary by the course and are occuring usually in December and January or year of admission. It is recommended to check the deadlines of specific course by the company website or contact the Admission office.

Typically, the following paperwork is needed for Indian students attending Cambridge College to apply for a student visa to the UK:
1. A current passport or other acceptable travel paperwork 

2. The University's Verification of Acceptance for Studies (CAS)
3. AAS certification, if relevant to your course.
4. Documentation of relationship and parental approval (if the applicant is younger than 18 years old at the time of application)
5. TB certificate (if relevant) 
6. Evidence of ability to pay living and educational costs
7. Evidence of language proficiency (IELTS or other accredited exams)

The application process for Cambridge College is different from other universities in the UK. Here are some key differences based on the search results:

1.  The application deadline for Cambridge College is earlier than most other universities in the UK. The UCAS application deadline for Cambridge College is October 15th.
2.  In the UCAS application, students need to enter the appropriate college code for Cambridge College. Students can either choose a particular college or make an "open" application and accept the college they are allocated to.
3.  Both Oxford and Cambridge agree that choosing the degree you wish to study, not which university you want to apply to, is the most important decision to make.
4. Cambridge College assesses applications on a combination of many factors, including academic aptitude, interviews, and references.
5.  Cambridge College offers various scholarships for international students, including Indian students, such as the Gates Cambridge Scholarships, Dr. Manmohan Singh Scholarships, and Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarships.