Now students going to UK for higher studies will be a hard
task. Come November, tougher rules would come into force for universities and
colleges sponsoring international students to study in UK.
Immigration minister, James Brokenshire proposing the idea
of reducing the threshold, several universities' quota was hovering around
10 per cent level. Presently, institution cannot enjoy highly sponsored status if
20 per cent or more of the individuals they have offered places to are refused
visas.
But from November, this figure will cut down to 10% after
three-month transitional period for college and university. UK Prime minister
David Cameron said that hardworking people deserve an immigration system that
puts Britain first and that over the past four years they have clamped down on
abuses, making sure the right people are going there for the right reasons.
As per recent survey, British government is bending over
backwards with scholarships to attract Indian students into their campuses.
Meanwhile, Home secretary Theresa May also said that they are building an
immigration system that is fair to British citizens and legitimate migrants,
but tough on those who abuse it or flout the law.
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