A first degree, usually leading to a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (BSc) or equivalent, is a qualification normally gained after three or more years of study at a university or similar institution.

Degree studies usually begin after a student has completed school education at the age of seventeen or eighteen. There is no age limit for candidates.

While most first degrees leading to BA (Bachelor of Arts), BSc (Bachelor of Science) or equivalent qualifications normally take three years, there are many subjects where it is necessary to study for a longer period. Some courses run as a 'sandwich' course lasting four years, with one year (usually the third year of a programme) spent in industry as a work placement.

Many international students from different parts of the world come to UK as British bachelor's degree are admired throughout the world.

Entry Requirements:

		Students should have completed 12th standard or equivalent. The grades you need depends on which subject you choose and which institution you want to study at.
		Some universities may require you to complete a Foundation course before entry to the first year of a degree course.

Course Fee:

The course tuition fees for the degree courses are from £6000 to £9000.