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University of East London · London, United Kingdom
| Duration | 1 year(s) |
| Intakes | September, October, May, June |
| Application Fee | Free |
| Living cost | £12006 per year |
| Yearly Tuition Fee | 17,220 GBP per year |
| Scholarship |
| IELTS Academic Overall | 5.5 | IELTS Academic No Bands Less Than | 5.5 |
| PTE Academic Overall | 51 | PTE Academic No Bands Less Than | — |
| No Test Requirement |
| Study level | Postgraduate |
| Language of study | English |
| Eligibility | For Undergraduate Consider The Following: • 1) Higher Secondary Examination / Intermediate Examination: Completed with overall 60% including 50% in Math. ( Note: If math was not a subject in Higher Secondary Examination / Intermediate Examination, then 80% in Class 10th Math would be required.) • 2) State Board Diploma (3 - 4 Years): Completed with overall 55%. • 3) If applying for an undergraduate course in a specific discipline then 70% in subject specific course. For Postgraduate Consider The Following: Full-time UG & PG Fees 11,440 GBP to 15,450 GBP according to your course. |
| Documents required | Undergraduate — Undergraduate (4 Yrs Degree): Kindly accept the following academic grades for eligibility evaluation: CGPA 2.2/4 or 55 % or above. Undergraduate — Undergraduate: Kindly accept the following academic grades for eligibility evaluation: CGPA 2.2/4 or 55 % or above. Undergraduate — Ordinary Degree (3 Yrs): Kindly accept the following academic grades for eligibility evaluation: CGPA 2.2/4 or 55 % or above. Undergraduate — Honors Degree (3 Yrs): Kindly accept the following academic grades for eligibility evaluation: CGPA 2.2/4 or 55 % or above. Undergraduate — Undergraduate (5 Yrs Degree): Kindly accept the following academic grades for eligibility evaluation: CGPA 2.2/4 or 55 % or above. |
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