UK – India educational partnership to help student immigration to UK

India and the United Kingdom have announced 2016 as the Year of Education, Research and Innovation, taking after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Britain and his meeting with his counter-part David Cameron in 2015. Jo Johnson, the Minister of State for Universities and Science, feels the projects propelled under the education cooperation will go far in establishing the two-sided relationship and accomplishing the points set out. He likewise keeps up that the student numbers from India have not declined because of the UK student immigration rules. UK has four of the world's major ten universities (Cambridge, UCL, Imperial College London and Oxford) and is home to 30 of the world's main 200 universities. The nation pulls in more overseas students than any other nation, aside from the US - 493,000, from more than 200 nations, including around 21,000 from India. The UK, in India, has the biggest Chevening nation program on the planet, with a 2.6-million pound spending plan to support around 130 completely subsidized scholarships for future Indian students. The student visa procedure is clear for authentic students, and about 88 percent of student visa applications are effective. Students need to demonstrate that they have a place to learn at an educational institution on UK’s sponsorship list; have the financial means to support themselves; and have the level of English language aptitudes required to take their education forward. Most Indian students who apply for a UK visa get one, and the expansion in visa issuance rates mirrors the higher quality of candidates that its universities are drawing in. From January to September 2015, 89 percent of all student visa applications were issued. From its beginning up till September 2015, more than 11,600 visas were issued to Indian students, with is by far the most issued to those ethnicity learning at a UK university. In the scholastic year 2014/2015, 18,320 Indian students enlisted at UK higher education establishments. For more news updates and university options on UK­­ immigration, subscribe to our newsletter at y-axis.com.