I have appeared for the IELTS exam and applied through an agent. College was suggested by the agent only. As per my course requirements. The process was easy not that tough, applied using IELTS test score and graduation degree.
Course Curriculum :
As per credit, you get hands-on experience with the digital world using different software as a trial. Practicality is a top priority so helps in future. About faculty, it's kind of 50-50 some are helpful, and some are not, and have to be chased during projects and assignments. If you expect to study like an international student it's not like that 90% are Indians.
Placement :
University provides a placement year but at the end, you work at minimum wage or for free at the University only as an Intern or apprenticeship, so would not suggest paying extra for a placement year. And about outside the situation is worse here currently no jobs. As you end up starting a career with a minimum-wage job or intern-free work.
Fees :
You can pay fees in 2 parts some 30-40% from India and the rest you can show in your bank account and pay it after landing in the UK. If you are lucky, you might get a scholarship for like 1000-2000£. As I got 2000£ scholarship.
Faculty :
As per credit, you get hands-on experience with the digital world using different software as a trial. Practicality is a top priority so helps in future. About faculty, it's kind of 50-50 some are helpful, and some are not, and have to be chased during projects and assignments. If you expect to study like an international student it's not like that 90% are Indians.
Campus Life :
The campus is beautiful no doubt and has the biggest campus in London, you might meet different people from different parts of the world that's good. Infrastructure is good has all the facilities 24*7 available.
Hostel :
Now a days accomodation is main problem in UK. Campus accomodation is costly can't be afforded by everyone so you have to stay off campus it's not is to find cheaper, very difficult. And not all landlords are good.
