HomeAboutBlogFAQsBook a ConsultationHomeAboutBlogFAQsBook a ConsultationUndergraduate: £15,000 – £30,000/year
Postgraduate: £16,000 – £35,000/year
MBA: £25,000 – £50,000/year
London: £15,000 – £18,000/year
Other cities: £12,000 – £14,000/year
Visa + IHS: £2,300+ (one-time)
Currency Reference: £1 ≈ ₨378 (approximate, March 2026). Your total budget depends on university choice, program level, city, and scholarship eligibility.
| Field of Study | Fee Range (GBP) | Fee Range (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Humanities & Social Sciences | £15,000 – £22,000 | ₨56.7L – ₨83.2L |
| Business & Management | £17,000 – £25,000 | ₨64.3L – ₨94.5L |
| Engineering & Technology | £20,000 – £30,000 | ₨75.6L – ₨113.4L |
| Life Sciences | £18,000 – £28,000 | ₨68.0L – ₨105.8L |
| Medicine & Dentistry | £35,000 – £50,000 | ₨132.3L – ₨189.0L |
| Program Type | Fee Range (GBP) | Fee Range (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| MA/MSc (Taught) | £16,000 – £28,000 | ₨60.5L – ₨105.8L |
| MBA | £25,000 – £50,000 | ₨94.5L – ₨189.0L |
| MRes/MPhil (Research) | £17,000 – £30,000 | ₨64.3L – ₨113.4L |
| PhD (per year) | £18,000 – £32,000 | ₨68.0L – ₨121.0L |
Fees vary by university, program, and specialization. Top-ranked universities typically charge at the higher end of these ranges. Check individual university websites for exact fees.
Accommodation: £800 – £1,200/month
Food: £200 – £300/month
Transport (Oyster): £130 – £150/month
Utilities: £80 – £120/month
Personal expenses: £100 – £150/month
Monthly total: £1,310 – £1,920/month
Annual: £15,720 – £23,040/year (₨59.4L – ₨87.1L)
Accommodation: £500 – £800/month
Food: £180 – £250/month
Transport: £60 – £90/month
Utilities: £60 – £100/month
Personal expenses: £80 – £120/month
Monthly total: £880 – £1,360/month
Annual: £10,560 – £16,320/year (₨39.9L – ₨61.7L)
Accommodation: £450 – £750/month
Food: £170 – £230/month
Transport: £50 – £80/month
Utilities: £60 – £90/month
Personal expenses: £70 – £110/month
Monthly total: £800 – £1,260/month
Annual: £9,600 – £15,120/year (₨36.3L – ₨57.2L)
Accommodation: £500 – £850/month
Food: £180 – £250/month
Transport: £60 – £90/month
Utilities: £70 – £100/month
Personal expenses: £80 – £120/month
Monthly total: £890 – £1,410/month
Annual: £10,680 – £16,920/year (₨40.4L – ₨64.0L)
These are illustrative examples. Actual costs vary based on lifestyle, accommodation choices, and spending habits.
You must demonstrate funds to cover your first year's tuition plus living costs:
Student visa holders can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays. Typical hourly wages: £10–£15/hour. This can help cover day-to-day living costs but should not be relied upon for tuition fees.
Create a realistic budget based on your chosen university, city, and lifestyle preferences.
Assessment of scholarship eligibility and application support for funding opportunities.
Guidance on preparing bank statements and financial evidence for visa applications.
Identify universities that match both your academic profile and budget constraints.
Total costs range from £27,000–£50,000 per year (₨102L–₨189L) depending on your university, program, and city. This includes tuition (£15,000–£35,000) and living expenses (£12,000–£18,000).
Yes, living costs in London are approximately 25–30% higher than other UK cities. However, London also offers more part-time work opportunities and some universities offer competitive scholarships.
Yes. Options include Chevening (full funding), Commonwealth Scholarships, and university-specific awards. Eligibility depends on program type and academic merit.
You must show first year tuition + £12,006 (London) or £9,207 (outside London) in living costs. Funds must be held for 28 consecutive days before applying.
Yes. Many reputable universities charge lower fees (£15,000–£18,000). These are typically located outside London in cities like Coventry, Sunderland, or Bolton.
Yes. Student visa holders can work up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays. Typical wages: £10–15/hour.
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