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Start with your Introduction.
-Academic Background
- Work Experience
- Job Profile
1. Why did you choose this university and how did you find it?
Tip: You should go through the website and handbook of your university carefully. Pen down
some highlighted features such as World ranking, the research facility, the faculty profile,
Alumni profile etc. Visa officer wants to know the reason behind joining the particular
University. You should also mention the reason how you learned about the university.
2. Why did you select the UK for higher studies? Isn’t this course offered by any university
or college in your country?
Tip: You should mention the quality of education in the UK. If the course is not available in your
home country, you can tell the VO that it is not offered in your country. If the same course is
available in your country, highlight the differences in the quality of education and the course
structure in your country and the UK. You should convince the VO that doing this course from
the UK will add value to your profile. Talk about a few researches being conducted in that field.
Technical words work out when other things don’t.
3. Why did you select this course? Is it relevant to your previous studies?
Tip: You should be very clear about your future plans after doing this course. Prepare a good
statement mentioning about: How course is relevant to your previous degree, how this course
adds value to you profile, why you are interested in doing this course etc.
4. Can you tell me the location of the university/college?
Tip: You should do some research on your university before visa interview. You should know its
exact location and the location of different campus as well (if any). Location might be one of the
reasons that you selected this particular university, so make sure that you know its exact
location.

5. What if you get a UK degree here, would you like to go to the UK again for higher
Studies?
Tip: You should be able to convince the Visa Officer that you are interested to do higher studies
from UK because of high quality of education. Highlight the differences between doing education
from the UK and your home country. Tell VO that how doing education from the UK will add
value to your profile.
6. What is the scope of your course?
Tip: Prepare a good statement mentioning about: How this course adds value to your profile and
how this course will benefit you when you return to home country after completing your studies.
7. Do you intend to work in the UK after completion of your studies?
Tip: Visa officer wants to know your intentions weather you have plans to return to your home
country after completing your studies or not. You should read the immigration policies carefully
on Embassy website.
8. What do you intend to do after completion of your studies?
Tip: Visa Officer wants to know your future plans and your approach towards our career and
seriousness towards it. Most of the students in interview show strong ties to home country and
family.
9. What benefit will this course bring to you?
Tip: You should be clear about the benefits that the course would give you, mention that your
profile will be good enough to get you a good opportunities in home country once you do your
course. Mention how your home country is growing and how you want to be a part of that
growth. State some technical words expressing the advancements in your field.
10. Where will you stay in the UK?
Tip: You should remember the exact address. This shows that you are sincere regarding your
studies and have planned for accommodation in advance. So make arrangement of this entire
process in advance. Take Universities help on this.

11. Who is your sponsor? How much do they earn in a year?
Tip: Visa officer wants to recheck & verify your sponsorship documents. So you should have
each and every detail about you Visa file on your tips. You should know the knowledge of their
occupation, annual income, supporting documents and bank account statements.
12. What will you do during the off period/semester?
Tip: You should mention about your strong ties to home country. You can say that you plan go
back to your home country to meet your family and friends. You should not say that you plan to
work in the UK as that shows you are not financially strong and you are going there to earn
money. This will make the Visa Officer believe that even after completing your education, you
would like to do job and settle there. These kinds of questions are asked to check your intentions.
13. How much money is available for your stay in the UK?
Tip: Mention the amount as per financial documents. Visa Officer wants to know if you have
sufficient money to pay for your education.
14. Have you researched your career prospects?
Tip: Your answer should reflect clarity of thought, clarity of your intentions, and strong ties to
your home country.

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Start with your Introduction.

4. Can you tell me the location of the university/college?

6. What is the scope of your course?

7. Do you intend to work in the UK after completion of your studies?

8. What do you intend to do after completion of your studies?

9. What benefit will this course bring to you?

10. Where will you stay in the UK?

11. Who is your sponsor? How much do they earn in a year?

12. What will you do during the off period/semester?

14. Have you researched your career prospects?

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