Acquiring the UK study visa and ensuring you do not get a rejection is a crucial process to achieving your study abroad dreams. In order to do so, it essential to understand the UK study visa questions and answers to give during your interview process.

Zoom Abroad, a UK based ed-tech organization, specializes in preparing international students for their interview and visa process with a 99.4% success rate. Mentioned below, is a quick guide for you to refer to understand the most common UK study visa questions and answers.

1. Why do you wish to study in the UK?

This question is primarily asked to understand the student’s decision to choose UK as their study destination and not any other country like the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. Etc.

2. Why do you wish to study in the particular university?

This is to understand out of the many universities present in the UK, why is it that you have chosen the said university as your final choice. What about the university stands out to you and how you feel that in comparison to other universities, your final choice would help you meet your career goals.

3. Why did you choose the specific course and how does it help in your career trajectory?

They want to understand the motivation, thought process and decision making involved in choosing the course you have and how it meets with your career goals in the future. They want to understand the depth of research gone into finalizing the course including understanding the modules, researching on the lecturers and recognizing the career progression you can have after pursuing this course.

4. How are you funding your studies?

You must explain the finances required to fund your studies and how you would meet the cost of living in the city where you would be studying. You would also have to mention the source of income you would be using to fund your studies

5. What is your accommodation arrangement?

Mention if you would be using the university accommodation or staying at a private accommodation. Ensure you state the address of your stay and how you would be commuting to and fro to the university.

6. Are any dependents travelling with you?

If yes, ensure you explain your relationship with the dependent and ensure the funds are arranged to support the dependent as well.