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• The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) manages all the applications. You can submit your applications for enrollment in the Bachelor’s program in the UK only via UCAS as it is widely accepted by a majority of the universities.

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  Step 1– Register on the UCAS website and create an application. You may choose up to a minimum of 5 programs in the same university or at a different university in the UK.

  Step 2 – Fill out your personal information including educational qualifications and other required details. 

  Step 3 – Submit financial proofs and documents that are asked by the universities.

  Step 4 – The universities usually take up to 2 weeks to revert with a response regarding the submitted application. The university will send in an offer letter on the application selection or a rejection letter upon the refusal of your application depending on the qualifiable requirements. 

  Step 5 – Upon receiving the acceptance letter, you can go ahead and apply for the UK student visa. International students would have to pay £470 per year for health insurance as per the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) along with the visa fee. 

  Step 6 – After you receive your visa and if the visa sticker in your passport states “police registration”, you will be required to register at a police station within 7 working days after you arrive in the UK. Some universities in particular would need you to pre-enroll on their official website before you arrive in the country. 

  Step 7 – Sort out your stay & accommodation. Unlike the international countries, you can also use the EHIC – European Health Insurance Card for all your medical emergencies if you belong to the EU/EEA countries.

1. Types of acceptance offers.

There are 4 types of offers that a university in the UK can send out to its applicants –

• Conditional – When the entry requirements are not fully met. 
• Unconditional – You will be given a position to participate in the course but would still require additional proofs or arrangements that need to be done. 
• Unsuccessful – When the university rejects your application. 
• Withdrawn – When you or the university decide to withdraw from the initial choice of a course. 

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The universities after assessing your application could conduct a virtual meeting or an interview with you. 

2. Application deadline for undergraduate studies 

• 26 January 2022 – Applications for a majority of the courses received by UCAS.
• 25 February 2022 – Additional openings.
• 19 May 2022 – due decisions on university/college applications submitted by 26 January 2022.
• 30 June 2022 – all applications received after this date will enter into Clearing.
• 4 July 2022 – the last date to apply for 2022 entry.
• 14 July 2022 – due decisions on university/college applications submitted by 30 June 2022.
• 9 August 2022 – SQA results day.
• 18 August 2022 – A-level results day 2022.
• 28 September 2022 – final application deadline for 2022 entry.
• 18 October 2022 – deadline for Clearing choices to be added.