what did i do to do MS from UK and i have also a problem of money..... i m persuing BSc(it) ..... please guide me

Hi, With 15 years of education, UK is the best place to pursue MS, as universities in US requires 16 years of education for admission in their MS program. In order to pursue MS, from UK, you need to have: Good academic record,preferably 60% plus in graduation. Relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university. IELTS score of 6.5-7 bands plus. Universities in UK have 2 admission intake in a year, namely: Fall (August) intake. Spring (January) intake. Average fees at UK universities is around 15,000 pounds per-year, the tuition fee and living expenses might be more or less depending on the university and location. I hope this answers your query. If you like this answers, than please mark it as a Thumbs Up or rate it as a Best Answer. Thanks, All the Best.

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Siddharth.If you read your question once again, you will find out that you are actually asking us what you did to do MS in UK. Do you want to know the admission requirements and scholarship opportunites for MS? If that is the case, then you are most definitely not going to get admission or scholarship for the following reason. You must have a very good knowledge of English inorder to get a top score of (say 7.0 in IELTS) besides a high first class UG degree. The grammatical mistakes you have made in your question makes me cringe. By giving you this answer, I don't mean to be condescending to you by treating your question as beneath serious attention. Every advisor views questions from his or her own perspective and sometimes the answers fall short of the expectations of inquirer. However some advisors are more than happy to confine themselves to a circumscribed set of rules that leaves little or no room to look at the big picture that reveals the inquirer's shortfalls. I have touched on these limitations in the past with no effect.If this answer gives you a slight headache, you are more likely to get a bigger headache when you go through the 'Reading Comprehension' part of IELTS. If that happens, then you can take for it for granted that you don't have what it takes to get scholarship for further studies. Some advisors are likely to post answers to prove my point. Relax.

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