Study Abroad

The cost of studying MS in Computer Science in the UK vary by university type for international students. The duration of the programme is 12 months to 24 months and the average 1st-year cost for international students is around INR 18.75 L at UK Universities. The table below includes complete first-year cost of studying MS in CS in the UK for Indian Students:Universities1st Year Tuition Fee (in Lakh)Imperial College LondonINR 36.9 L - 44.33 LKing's College LondonINR 33 LUniversity of LeedsINR 29.73 LLeeds Beckett UniversityINR 18.58 LSwansea UniversityINR 11.2 L - 23.31 LThe University of WarwickINR 25.49 L - 35.4 LUniversity of BristolINR 23.04 L - 27.61 LThe University of LiverpoolINR 30.58 LUlster UniversityINR 18.15 LUniversity of KentINR 23.25 L - 24.1 L

It can't be said which is the absolute the highest paid job in the world as the payout one receives varies based on various parameters such as:the course/degree you pursuedrelevance of the skills for futuristic demands in the ever-growing industrial marketthe college/university you completed your education atlocation of the companylevel of experiencesignificance of your role in the companyHowever, some of the actually high paid jobs in the world include jobs in leadership positions, the tech industry, finance and the medical profession. Jobs with actually high salaries are:Corporate lawyers: They possess specialised knowledge, handle complex legal matters, and their decisions significantly impact businesses, leading to high compensation.  CEOs: They are responsible for the overall success of a company, which involves making high-stakes decisions, managing complex operations, and driving growth and profitability.Financial Analysts: They possess the critical skills to analyze complex financial data, identify trends, and make informed decisions that can significantly impact businesses and investments.Medical Professionals: They are highly paid due to their extensive education, critical decision-making, life-saving skills, and the immense responsibility they shoulder.Teachers: They are the architects of the future, shaping young minds and preparing them for a successful life. Their impact extends far beyond the classroom, contributing to the overall development of society. Government Officials: They are paid high to attract and retain top talent, ensure ethical conduct, and compensate for the immense responsibility and public scrutiny they face.Note: The above jobs are not listed in the order of their salaries.