How can I apply to Bangor University from India — UCAS or direct?

No, Bangor University does not ask for any entrance exam from Indian students willing to join the UG and PG programs. The Bangor University admission is based on academic performance, English language requirements, and admission requirements like a letter of recommendation, statement of purpose, academic transcripts, and standardized test scores. Students who align with the above requirements get selected for their desired program.

International students or Indians who have completed their studies in schools or universities in the English medium may get a waiver of the IELTS requirements, but it depends on several factors. Undergraduate students must submit proof of Class 12 with 70% or more in English from a recognised board. On the other hand, postgraduate students may get a waiver if they have completed their bachelor's degree in English and submit their Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate.

Yes, Bangor University accepts applications with a backlog, especially for postgraduate cases. The university does not have a limit when it comes to backlogs; however, five backlogs are acceptable for most courses. Students with more than five backlogs may need to submit certain other proof to compensate for their performance. They may need to submit work-experience, excellent final grades, and recent performance rather than isolated failures.

International students, especially from India, applying for Bangor University must have a score between 65-70% in Class XII from recognised boards like CBSE, ISC, or State. Along with the eligibility requirements, students must submit certain mandatory documents such as academic transcripts, standardized test scores, a statement of purpose, a resume/CV, and English language requirements. For students who score less than 60%, Bangor provides a foundation year to fill the academic gaps before joining the program.