Pro Tip: Start this process 9–12 months before your intended semester to meet all testing, application, and visa deadlines without stress.
Need personalized guidance at every step? Contact Nara Consulting Group to streamline your journey!
for Nepalese Students
With internationally recognised degrees, a supportive learning environment, and access to Europe’s innovation hubs, the UK remains a top choice for ambitious learners aiming to build successful futures.
UK offers internationally recognised qualifications with shorter program lengths, helping students save time and graduate faster.
Students can work part-time during studies and stay for 2 years after graduation under the PSW visa, creating strong career pathways.
With flexible admission requirements, multiple intakes, and good scholarship options, the UK is one of the most welcoming destinations for Nepali students.
From IELTS to PTE and TOEFL, UK institutions recognize multiple English test options for hassle-free admission.
The United Kingdom stands among the most prestigious study destinations globally, known for its historic universities, advanced research culture, and industry-led education system. For Nepalese students, the UK offers an exceptional blend of academic excellence, cultural diversity, career opportunities, and global exposure.
The UK delivers a powerful combination of academic prestige and practical learning. Here’s why thousands of Nepalese students choose the UK every year:
UK institutions lead in medicine, engineering, data science, and innovation.
Up to 20 hours/week during studies.
High demand in IT, healthcare, business, construction, and creative fields
A welcoming home to students from 180+ nations.
Gain international experience after graduation.
Bachelor’s in 3 years, Master’s in 1 year.
Degrees from UK universities Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial are valued worldwide.
The UK education system is globally respected for its academic quality, structured learning pathways, and strong career orientation. Students can choose from a wide range of programs offered by colleges and top-ranked universities, including:
Visa Type: Student Visa (formerly Tier 4) for full-time academic studies.
With globally recognized degrees, excellent industry connections, and diverse career prospects, the UK remains a top destination for Nepalese students looking to build a successful academic and professional future.
They offer a wide variety of courses from business and IT to health, social sciences, arts so students with different interests and backgrounds can find relevant programs.
These universities generally have lower-than-average international tuition fees, making them more accessible for Nepalese (and other international) students.
Nepalese students are drawn to high-demand fields like IT, business, and engineering. Here are popular courses with tuition estimates:
Tuition: £14,000 – £25,000/year
Strong career pathways, one-year master’s, high graduate employability.
Nepalese students must show NPR 20,00,000 – NPR 30,00,000 (Approx. GBP £12,000 – £18,000) as proof of financial capacity to study in the UK.
This amount generally covers first-year tuition + 9 months of living expenses, depending on the city and university.
Bachelor’s Degree: GBP £18,000 – £28,000 per year
(£12,000–£20,000 tuition + £6,000–£8,000 living outside London / £10,000–£12,000 in London)
Master’s Degree: GBP £20,000 – £30,000 per year
(£14,000–£25,000 tuition + living expenses based on location)
These costs include tuition fees, accommodation, food, transport, and basic living expenses, varying by city and lifestyle.
Chevening, Commonwealth & GREAT Scholarships offer major or fully funded support for Nepali students.
University Scholarships provide £2,000–£5,000 in merit-based discounts on tuition fees.
Early Payment & International Student Discounts help reduce overall study costs.
Health Surcharge (IHS): £776 per year
Visa Fee: £490
Airfare & Travel: £800–£1,200
Understanding your living expenses is key to a stress‑free study abroad experience. Below is a concise breakdown of typical monthly and annual costs, followed by a simple budgeting plan and next steps.
On-Campus Dorm: £600–£1,200/month (utilities included)
Shared Apartment: £400–£900/month + £80–£150 utilities
Studio/One-Bed: £700–£1,500/month + utilities
Groceries: £150–£300/month
Campus Meal Plan: £120–£250/month
Eating Out: £8–£15 per meal
Transit Pass: £50–£180/month (city-dependent)
Cycling: Free (one-time bike cost £100–£300)
Rideshare/Taxi: £3.00–£5.00 start + £1.10–£3.00 per km
(Not required for most students)
NHS Health Surcharge: £776/year(Covers full medical services throughout the study visa duration)
Mobile & Internet: £20–£60/month
Books & Supplies: £300–£700/year
Entertainment: £50–£150/month
Estimate Your Total: Add your preferred housing, food, transport, and personal expenses to estimate your monthly budget.
Allocate Funds: Prioritize essentials (rent, food, NHS surcharge) and control flexible costs (eating out, entertainment).
Save with Discounts: Use student ID for reduced rates on transport, cinema, software, and shopping.
Track Spending: Use apps like Revolut, Monzo, or budgeting tools to monitor expenses.
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To study in UK as a Nepalese student, you’ll need:
Preparing to study in the United Kingdom involves a structured process. The following steps outline the complete pathway from selecting a university to successfully arriving in the UK for your studies.
Research & Shortlist Universities
Prepare Academic & Supporting Documents
Collect all required documents, including:
Meet English Language Requirements
Most UK institutions accept the following minimum scores:
Submit University Applications
Apply directly through university portals or via UCAS (for undergraduate programs). Upload all required documents and pay application fees if applicable.
Receive Offer Letter
Pay Tuition Fee Deposit
Most institutions require a deposit of £2,000–£5,000 toward tuition fees to proceed with issuing the CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies).
Attend Credibility Interview (If Required)
Some universities conduct interviews to assess your study intentions, understanding of the program, and financial readiness.
Apply for the UK Student Visa
Complete the online application form and submit required documents. Pay:
Attend Biometrics Appointment
Visit the VFS center to provide fingerprints, photographs, and submit original documents.
Receive Visa Decision
Standard processing time: 2–6 weeks
Priority and Super Priority services are available for faster decisions.
Arrange Travel & Accommodation
Secure university or private accommodation. Finalize travel dates based on your program start and orientation schedule.
Travel to the UK & Complete Enrollment
Upon arrival:
Pro Tip: Start this process 9–12 months before your intended semester to meet all testing, application, and visa deadlines without stress.
Need personalized guidance at every step? Contact Nara Consulting Group to streamline your journey!
Nepali students can access a variety of scholarships that help reduce tuition costs and support academic excellence. Major options include:
Chevening Scholarships (Fully Funded): Awarded by the UK Government for master’s programs. Covers tuition, living expenses, and travel.
Commonwealth Scholarships (Fully Funded): Available for master’s and PhD students from developing nations, including Nepal. Covers tuition, stipend, and airfare.
GREAT Scholarships: Offers £10,000 toward tuition fees at selected UK universities for postgraduate studies.
University-Specific Scholarships: Most UK universities offer:
These opportunities make studying in the UK more affordable and attainable for Nepali students.
Tip: Apply for university scholarships as early as possible many UK institutions award funding on a first-come, merit-based basis, and early applicants get the highest chances of receiving discounts.
Studying in the UK offers an enriching experience that goes far beyond the classroom. Students enjoy a vibrant campus environment, diverse cultures, and excellent opportunities for personal and professional growth.
From dynamic student unions and clubs to cultural festivals and sports societies, UK universities offer countless ways to build friendships and explore new interests.
International students can work 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays, helping build experience and manage living costs.
The UK is known for its safety, diversity, and large international student community—making it welcoming for Nepali students.
The Graduate Route (PSW) allows students to stay and work in the UK for 2 years after completing their degree, gaining valuable international experience.
The United Kingdom operates under a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democratic system, where powers are shared between the Monarch and elected bodies.
Monarch (Head of State): Represents national identity and performs ceremonial duties.
Prime Minister (Head of Government): Leads the government, makes policy decisions, and oversees national administration.
Parliament: The UK Parliament has two houses—
House of Commons: Elected representatives who make and pass laws.
House of Lords: Appointed members who review and refine legislation.
The UK consists of four nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland each with varying degrees of devolved powers and their own local governments.
The system is designed to ensure checks and balances, democratic accountability, and the rule of law.
The UK is a unitary state, not a federal system. However, it uses devolution, where certain powers are transferred from the UK Parliament to regional governments.
UK Parliament (London): Holds supreme authority over national matters like defense, foreign policy, immigration, and economic policy.
Devolved Governments:
This structure allows regional decision-making while maintaining national unity.
The UK does not use a separation-of-powers model like the U.S. Instead, it uses parliamentary oversight to maintain accountability.
This system ensures transparency, democratic accountability, and effective governance important for international students understanding how the UK operates.
Most universities require a minimum of 55%–65% in previous studies, depending on the course and level. Some programs may require entrance tests or portfolios.
Yes, in most cases. IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, or UKVI-approved tests are accepted. Minimum scores vary by university and program.
On average:
Bachelor’s: £18,000 – £25,000 per year
Master’s: £15,000 – £22,000 per year
Costs may vary depending on course and location.
You must show funds covering 9 months of living costs + 1 year of tuition fee, typically £22,000–£35,000 depending on the city.
Yes. International students can work 20 hours/week during term time and full-time during holidays.
Yes. International students on a Student Visa can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays, depending on the university and course level.
Under the Graduate Route (Post-Study Work Visa), students can stay and work:
2 years after completing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree
3 years after completing a PhD
Most universities accept:
IELTS (5.5–6.5 overall)
PTE Academic
TOEFL iBT
Duolingo (accepted by selected institutions)
Requirements vary by program and university.
Visa processing generally takes 3–6 weeks, but students can apply up to 6 months before the course start date.
Only students enrolled in:
Postgraduate research programs, or
Master’s programs listed under the UK government’s eligible courses
may bring dependents, subject to updated immigration rules.
We provide end‑to‑end services: university selection, application assistance, test prep, SOP/LOR guidance, visa processing, scholarship sourcing, and pre‑departure briefings—tailored to your goals.
