The application process is easier for undergraduate students than it is for students applying for a postgraduate program.

For an undergraduate course, you will have to apply through UCAS, or the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service and need to provide-

A high school diploma
SAT or ACT scores
Proof of language proficiency in English

UK only accounts for only 1% of the world population...
But it undertakes 5% of the global scientific research.
And it produces 14% of the world’s most frequently cited papers!

No @Nikhil-fernandes
That's not true
You have to pay a small amount of charge for health benefits when applying for your UK student visa

Depends
If you have always wanted to learn a new language, rest of Europe
If you want to live and study in London and can afford it...go for UK

The cost of studying in UK depends on the university and the course you want to study
But to give you a general idea, the cost of studying in UK for international students can vary between £10,000 and £26,000 annually

You will be spending anywhere between £1,000 to £1,300 per month while in London

This depends on a lot of factors, Anamika
the answer is different for different students
UK accepts people who have 12+3 years of education
The others don't
Australia is more expensive than US
US and Australia have 2 year courses, UK has just 1 year master courses
It's easy to find a job related to your field in US
UK is known for cybersecurity, gaming, etc.

You see where I'm going with this?

But before you visit, make sure to check the UK immigration website for the latest information on dates and timings

You can work part-time for 20 hours per week

Hey Prateek, each country has there own style and concepts regarding the interior of a house or any other building for that matter. While there is an immense influence of all these cultures on each other, the fact is, each country has its own specializations. Therefore, depending upon the kind of specializations you want to choose, your education destination will vary. For example, if you are looking for a modern design then choose the US, and if you want to learn European design, then choose European countries like the UK, France or Ireland. Each country provides a new and different type of designing curriculum. Choose a country that suits your design style and if affordable and provides a good ROI.

Hey Lavanya,

The Netherlands uses the English language for their academic purposes, so you have to give IELTS/TOEFL (which is required by the university) and the scores required for TOEFL are minimum 80 while the IELTS needs a score of at least 6.5 out of 9. For Masters, most universities usually require a minimum 70% in the Bachelors's. You'll need a GMAT score of a minimum of 500 and a GRE score of a minimum of 288. But the exact scores depend upon the course you want to apply for. Check this blog out, it has all the info about studying in the Netherlands :- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/studying-in-netherlands-costs-universities-scholarships-more/

You can check out studying in Singapore as well

Hey Amandeep,

The application process differs for Bachelors and Masters differs slightly. So supposing that you are applying for Masters in UK, you'll need to apply for your program of choice on the university website. You can scan and upload all your necessary documents, scores, degree information, etc. on the university website. Make sure you send in your Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of recommendation (LORs), IELTS scores, etc. for the relevant program based on the university's requirement criteria. Hope this answer helps! You can read about the top universities for MBA in UK here- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-for-mba-in-uk-fees-ranks-programs/