Teenagers are put off applying for apprenticeships as a result of 'misplaced snobbery' as education experts have pledged to make the programs more accessible under new plans. The boss of university ...

Students who wish to study in the UK will have to familiarise themselves with Ucas, the central application system that is used to apply for all universities in the UK. As you go through the process, ...

If you’ve applied to study at a UK university and ended up with better grades than you expected, you might be wondering if you can still get a place on an alternative course or try to get into a ...

It is that time of the year again when students can give wings to their dream of studying at a college/university in United Kingdom. For those students who wish pursue an undergraduate course form ...

A-level students have been advised “to make a plan ahead of results day” to avoid any disappointment. Clare Marchant, chief executive of Ucas, said the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service is ...

New Delhi: If you are planning to apply to one of the universities in UK for your higher studies, one term you will come across most frequently is UCAS. What is UCAS? Short form for 'The Universities ...

It is important to work with the applicant to ensure the personal statement and reference are not repetitions of each other and meet their own objectives. The personal statement should address the ...

Crafting a compelling UCAS personal statement is crucial for Indian students seeking UK university admission. It should showcase a deep, genuine interest in the chosen subject, emphasizing academic ...

Head teachers believe that foreign universities should be included on the Ucas applications system, because more and more of their students want to study abroad. A survey of members of the Headmasters ...

The number of prospective students applying to art and design university courses has increased, according to new UCAS data. Numbers released following the 30 June application deadline show more than ...

Teachers are over-estimating the A Level grades of ethnic minority students by two or more grades because they want to boost their chances of going to university, a new UCAS study has suggested. The ...