What is a CAS after an unconditional admission letter?

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    Raushan Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

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    A CAS or Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies is a letter which UK's recognised educational institutes issue in order to confirm your acceptance into a course offered by a university/college. Majority if the overseas students who have to apply for a Tier 4 (general) student visa for pursuing higher education in the United Kingdom need CAS. Once you receive an unconditional letter, you will be required to give extra details to the institution, such as financial ability proof for covering your study cost and stay in the UK. You will then obtain a CAS after the institution has analysed the details provided by you and agrees that you meet

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