Sir, Is there any foreign sponsoring agency to support research and study in foreign institute to indian working executive attaining 45 years of age with a temporary job at foreign institute in the field of economic development?
hi i wanted to know that i have been declined a work visa dats C1D/ Transit visa a year back for US as i did not have experience for the field that iwas about to work in.. .. .. but now i am planning to go to UK for my futher studies.. .. .. so wld there be ne issues in me getting students visa coz of the US work visa was declined to me.. .. .. please give me an early response so that i can help myself with the same.. .. .. and also that i have got conditional letter of addmission in certain universities in UK.. .. .. as soon as i submit my docs i will get the unconditional letter frm them.. .. .. as per i have no problems in my docs.. .. .. there wld be no issues wid da funding part as well.. .. .. so plz guide me abt the same so that i can go ahead without any hassles and do and help myself with this procedure.. .. .. i am very tensed about the visa.. .. .. plz let me know in details about the same.. .. .. God Bless.. .. ..
i have completed 12 from welham boys school dehradun and scored 61% marks in ISC commerce. i want to go to UK for my higher studies for which i have been going to a consultany named overseas education for u. the have given me a few university to choose from like Brunnel university wolverhampton etc. but i want to know which college is the best. i have also recieved an offer letter from wolverhampton, but is it wise to go to that university. Can u please let me know the rankings of these universities and also some other college which is better than this. waiting for your reply at the earliest.
how to choose an university in UK for bachelor of business management
by SUNNY on Jun 25, 2005 06:32 PM Permalink
HEY MAN AJAY well u can also can chek the british council website. Comphrensive information is given in both the sites..The guardian website publishes ranking of all uk universities and you can check the ranking of each univ as per subject.. so after looking at rankings u can decide where to apply.. dont rely on agents as wat they have in their in mind is their business targets and not the welfare of the students.. You have to be shrewd while choosing university.. one wrong move and u may land up in mess.. most of the univ issue offer letters to international students so dnt get carried away with one offer letter.. do a comphrensive research abt the univ and then apply.. its better if u apply online.. best of luk buddy
I am currently working in the UK as a Senior House Officer(SHO) in Medicine. There are lots of hopefuls who are trying their best to come and work here hoping to gain higher qualifications.For this they will have to get jobs in their desired fields first as SHOs and take the required exams. The job scenario in the UK is very depressing at present.There are many who have to wait for about a year before they can land a job.The scenario varies to some extent depending on the speciality,but the overall picture is not very rosy.Add to that the fact that the home office charges £500 everytime a visa is extended.This can be every six months,or if one is lucky(depending on the job he/she has got)may be for a year or so.Most people who arrive do clinical attachments to get a feel of the hospitals here and these attachments can be for as less as two weeks.In such a case they may have to extend the visa every 15 days or so. It is not that I'm trying to discourage people from coming here.I am no one to stop anyone from doing so,but it is high time someone focuses on the grim job scenario for junior overseas doctors in the UK at present and think well and hard before taking a plunge.
