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• Statement of Purpose (SOP): A personal essay explaining your academic background, career goals, and why you chose a specific university.
• ​Letters of Recommendation (LOR): Testimonials from professors or employers vouching for your skills and character.

Usually, yes. However, in 2025, many universities in the UK and Australia increasingly accept the Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate if your previous degree was taught entirely in English, or they may waive it for high scores in high school English.

• UK & Australia: Generally 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays.
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• USA: Strictly on-campus work for the first year (up to 20 hours).
• ​New Zealand: Recently introduced seasonal work visas in 2025 to help students and migrants work in hospitality and agriculture during peak seasons.

​Most countries offer a "Graduate Visa" or "Post-Study Work Stream":

• ​Ideally, you should start 10–12 months before your intended intake.
• ​ Fall Intake (Sept/Oct): Apply between January–March
• ​ Spring Intake (Jan/Feb): Apply between June–August of the previous year
• ​ Early planning improves your chances of admission, scholarships, and visa approval.

Common documents include:

• Academic transcripts and certificates
• Statement of Purpose (SOP)
• Letters of Recommendation (LORs)
• English proficiency test scores (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE, if required)
• Resume/CV and passport copy

UC EDUGLOBAL guides you through document preparation and verification.

• SOP (Statement of Purpose): Explains your academic background, career goals, and why you chose the university/course.
• LOR (Letter of Recommendation): Written by professors or employers highlighting your skills, achievements, and suitability.

Strong SOPs and LORs significantly increase your admission chances.

Usually yes, but many universities now offer waivers:

• UK & Australia may accept Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificates
• High English scores in Class 12 may qualify for waivers
• Some universities offer conditional admissions

UC EDUGLOBAL helps identify universities with flexible language requirements.

Yes, most countries allow international students to work:

• UK & Australia: Up to 20 hours/week during semesters
• USA: On-campus work only (up to 20 hours/week) in the first year
• New Zealand: Part-time work allowed, with additional seasonal opportunities

Working helps manage living expenses and gain global experience.

Most popular destinations offer post-study work visas:

• UK: 2 years (Bachelors/Masters), 3 years (PhD)
• USA: 1 year OPT (up to 3 years for STEM courses)
• Canada: Up to 3 years (PGWP)
• Dubai: Growing internship-to-employment pathways

UC EDUGLOBAL advises on courses with strong career outcomes.

Yes. UC EDUGLOBAL assists students in:

• Applying for education loans from banks & NBFCs
• Identifying merit-based and need-based scholarships
• Understanding tuition fee waivers and grants

We help reduce your financial burden effectively.

• Academic background and career goals
• Budget and return on investment (ROI)
• Visa success rate and job opportunities

Our expert counselors provide personalized guidance for the best-fit options.

We offer complete visa assistance, including:

• Visa documentation and financial guidance
• Visa application filing
• Mock visa interviews
• Country-specific compliance checks

Our structured approach improves visa success rates.

UC EDUGLOBAL offers:

• Experienced and transparent counseling
• University shortlisting from trusted global institutions
• End-to-end support: admission, visa, loans & pre-departure
• Student-first approach with high success rates

We don’t just send students abroad—we help them build global careers.