University of Cambridge

As per some experts, given below is the non-exhaustive list of the UK universities that are good besides Oxford and Cambridge. This list is based on international recognition, research excellence and employer reputation.Imperial CollegeLondon School of EconomicsUniversity College LondonKing’s College LondonThe University of EdinburghThe University of GlasgowDurham UniversityUniversity of NottinghamQueen’s University, BelfastAlso, note that the answer to this question will be very subjective as it is really competitive to get into the University of Oxford and Cambridge University. Another review on this has quoted that some of the other universities that are considered elite are UCL, King’s College London, Imperial, LSE, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, etc.

No, Cambridge University doesn't provide a 100% scholarship for applicants. However, the university has waivers on tuition fees which reduces the cost of students drastically. Below are the scholarships and the grants for international students provided by the University of Cambridge:Scholarship NameAmount Disbursed & Application DeadlineGranted AsGates Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarships- University of CambridgeAmount distributed: INR 2,00,000 Tuition feesGates Cambridge Scholarship- MBARs 87,20,346/-Tuition feesAir Fare/Travel ExpensesSpouse/Child Care.Can be used for others as wellGates Cambridge Scholarship- MPhil in Engineering for Sustainable DevelopmentRs 6,49,2206,500 PoundTuition feesAir Fare/Travel ExpensesSpouse/Child Care.Can be used for others as wellIrene Hallinan ScholarshipRs 6,49,220/-Tuition fees

University of Cambridge is one of the most prestigious universities in the world and students around the world desire to pursue their higher education here. Some of the tips for students starting their first-semester at the University of Cambridge are:                 Be humble and interact with as many people as possible;Attend as many as winter parties and formal halls;Try not to miss out on the classes. University of Cambridge faculty is world-class so do not miss out on this opportunity;Last but not the least, develop your personality. Try to embody Cambridge ethics in your body language and not only in your brain. 

 University of Cambridge engineering placements included the following sectors: engineering consultancy, research and development, manufacturing, product design, defence and IT. 20% of students were placed in manufacturing sector, 12% were placed in consultancy sector, and 9% were placed in Information Technology sector. 15% of the total engineering students went on to study further. Some of the important skills that employers look for included assimilation of new ideas and concepts, planning and carrying out experimental work, assembly of equipment, appreciation of accuracy in measurement and sources of experimental errors, conceptual, embodiment and evaluation, etc.