UK Visa

Recent pass out candidates will always be preferred but cases with 2 years study gap can be acceptable with valid gap proof. IELTS is required with an overall score of 6.0 bands and not less than 5.5 Bands. If the student is not having IELTS score, minimum 60% marks in English is mandatory.

I don't know about visa things, that you can search. But, for jobs, it is neither easy nor hard. You have to be extra, because UK companies need some reason to opt you rather than their own country people. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/student-guide-to-the-united-kingdom-uk-guidepage-16

Hi Harish,
You can apply for the visa three months before the course starts. First, you need to get the admission offer from the university.

There are high chances of getting into risks. So please get the legal documents sorted out before getting into anything major.

One basic requirement is to take the language proficiency test and you must have good grades in your previous degree. Oxford does not entertain any admission applications that are low in grades.

Hi, admission requirements for international students are generally the same. To get into a top university, firstly you must have very good academic record. An upper first class is preferred. To apply to a MS Management programme, take the GMAT or the GRE. Additionally, you must take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements. Apart from these, you have to apply via the individual university websites or common application portals of the countries. A very good SOP, excellent LORs, relevant projects etc. will be required.

Hi Akashdeep,
The grades are okay, but the IELTS score is quite low. You may be eligible for some pathway programs instead of a retake. You must check it with the universities, check on UCAS website too. Directly email some universities, they will respond and guide you as per their norms.

Yes, you will be applying for Tier 4 Visa for MBA program, once you receive CAS number from the university.

A study visa? They will mainly ask you about your future plans, reasons to study the particular course that is why you want to study the subject, why the college, why the country and so on. Questions related to your financial standing, plans to work abroad after graduation or plans to settle down etc are also common. Be confident of your answers and always be honest.