What are the documents which the University require to assess my application. What happens if I do not submit some or all of the documents? Can you explain the importance of each document asked by the University? Is the University required to verify certain documentation due to some guidelines of the Government? Is my data safe with the University?

Please note on the list of Required Documents:

1. Copy of passport/visa (if available)
2. Academic transcript
3. Certificate of graduation
4. Certificate of English proficiency – IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Test/Other
5. Personal statement
6. Reference letters
7. CV (if applicable)
8. Postgraduate
9. Certificate of graduation/bachelor’s degree
10. PhD/Research
11. Certificate of graduation/master’s degree
12. Research proposal
13. Previous UK Education History
14. Previous CAS letter
15. Confirmation of enrolment
16. Previous visas (Visa stamp and biometric card)
17. Personal Statement

A personal statement is required when applying to UK universities. In it, students are tasked with writing about what they hope to do on the course, what they hope to do after the course and why they are applying.

Reference Letters
References are usually written by someone who knows you academically or professionally. Most references will talk about you from a teacher's or supervisor's perspective: the way in which you interact with other students and your performance in classes and seminars.

Please note that it better to submit your following document with your application:

1) Scan copy of all orignal academic documents (provisional certificate is not acceptable) :  it's help the University to take decision, whether you are meeting the minimum entry requirement and pre-requisite subject requirement or not. on the basis of your academic documents the University can advise you alternate degree aim if you are not meeting the pre-requisite subject requirement 

Translations. If any document is not in English, the original must be accompanied by a full translation. The translation must contain:

• Validation from the translator that it is an exact translation of the original document
• Translation company's contact details
• The date of the translation

If you are currently a student : You will have been asked to upload an interim transcript from your latest exams.

2) Personal statement : Successful applicants are those who have researched carefully what subjects and grades they need to do their chosen course at their chosen universities, and have also clearly articulated in their personal statement why they want to study what they’ve applied for.

3) Study gap documents (if you have more 6 month study gap from the last completed acadmic study): for undergraduate and diploma students, the study gap of up to 2 years is allowed and for postgraduate candidates, the study gap up to 5 years is permitted. There is an 8-year study gap available in various institutions and universities.There would be no difficulty in getting a study visa after 8 years gap, if you were excellent in your studies and had a solid record before the gap. As soon as you can present your case properly and explain the reasons for a study gap, you should not find it difficult to obtain the UK visa approval

4) Passport copy (vaild for minimum 3 months from the course start date): A valid passport required for overseas traveling and reduce the Visa rejection changes. 

5) English test certificate (IELTS, PTE etc) if you have taken with in 2 years.:  University ask for proof of your knowledge of the English language. Universities can choose how they assess a student's knowledge of English. Your CAS will confirm how your English language ability has been assessed by the university. If it has been assessed by you providing a certificate or qualification, then this will be listed in your CAS and you must provide the certificate listed. If no English language qualifications are listed in your CAS, then you will not need to provide any with your application.

If you do not submit the above documents with your initial applicaiton, then the University will issue you a conditional offer and you will waste your time to complete offer conditions.

Yes, your data is safe with UK University as The Data Protection Act 2018 controls how your personal information is used by organisations, businesses or the government.

The Data Protection Act 2018 is the UK’s implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Everyone responsible for using personal data has to follow strict rules called ‘data protection principles’. 

Following documents are required to assess the application:

1. Application form
2. Academics documents
3. English language documents
4. Personal Statement
5. Passport (valid copy)
6. Details of gap (if any)
7. Reference letters

All the documents are required should be submitted at the initial stage to save the time of the process of the application. A conditional offer will be issued if all the documents are not provided or any information is missing.

After submitted the application a list of required documents:

• Your full name must appear on all documents.
• Ensure that all information on the document is readable.
• If a document is in a language other than English, a certified English translation must also be included.
• Scan your document in black and white.
• Ensure that the scanned document orientation matches the original. For example, transcripts that are printed vertically (portrait) should be scanned so that they appear in portrait format. Transcripts printed horizontally (landscape) should appear in landscape format.
• all your supporting documents as one file. Create one PDF for each type of document you are required to upload.
• Multipage documents should be saved as a single PDF document. Please ensure that all pages of the document are in the correct order.