Credibility Interview Question New
Credibility Interview Question New
There’s another reason that UK graduates are among the most employable in the entire world,
and they’re earning more and progressing further than their peers educated elsewhere. And UK
degree can help us to really stand out in an increasingly competitive jobs market.
The UK’s academic reputation is world-renowned. Built on a heritage that is now centuries old,
our approach to education applies the very latest learning theory through universities that
routinely top international tables. Our innovative teaching methods produce successful, versatile
graduates who are sought-after by employers around the world.
World-ranked universities
UK universities have featured strongly in world rankings ever since they began. In 2021 the Times
Higher Education World Rankings honoured us with two of the world’s top ten universities,
including the world's top university – the University of Oxford. This high quality can be found
right across the country, with seven of the top 50, and 26 of the top 200 universities found here
in the UK.
Built-in flexibility
In the UK, flexibility is built into the majority of our courses. Many universities allow you to
choose from different subject ‘modules’, so you can build a course programme that suits you
down to the ground, specialising as you go for a perfectly tailored experience.
Qualify sooner
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Postgraduate courses in the UK are shorter than both the US and Australia, with many MBA’s
taking just one year. So you get better value for money and can begin applying your knowledge in
the real world a lot sooner.
Think differently
Our educational system doesn’t just immerse you in your chosen subject – it’s designed to help
you to think differently. Throughout your studies you’ll be encouraged to ask questions, debate
your teachers and fellow students, and come up with your own ideas through a blend of practical
learning, lectures and seminars and innovative, high-tech teaching.
11. Which other institution did you consider? Did you apply to these universities?
12. Where are the other institutions you considered ranked for the course you have chosen?
What sites did you use?
13. What were the course entry requirements for the other institutions you considered?
14. What were the course fee and the location of all the institutions you considered?
15. Why did you not choose to study at these institution?
16. What advantage did this institute have over the other institutes you considered?
https://study-uk.britishcouncil.org/find/university#/
17. What was the last course of study you completed and when was this?
Last Qualification and Experience letter.
18. What have you been doing since you completed that course?
19. Last Qualification and Experience letter.
20. Why have you chosen to resume your studies now?
Last Qualification and Experience letter.
21. How much have you been earning since your last completed study?
40,000 TO 50,000 RUPEES
Future plans related questions
22. What are your future plans?
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As we know, Pakistan is a developing country and we have huge potential in each and every
sector in the present day. I am confident that UK education and living exposures will groom me
both personally and professionally. It will refine my thinking and working approach. At start I
would be able to play my role as a------------------------, developer and and after getting some
experience I would be able to become a -----------------and-----------------. I am pretty sure that I will
get a good job in any of these disciplines
That is one of the major drawbacks of education system in Pakistan. However, Pakistan has
recently showed a significant improvement in their IT sector. For example, on August 2019 Zong
had successfully tested 5G network and promised to make it available by the end of 2020. Now
most of the banks are directly NADRA providing public access to their funds just using
fingerprints. All the database had also been made online to government organization as well
some services to general public. Traffic is being controlled by 360- degree cameras. Motor
Vehicles can be registered online. More and More software houses are in operation day by day.
This all show the interest of government and trend of Pakistan towards -----industry.
23. Given your previous study history, how will studying this course help you achieve your future
plan? OR Which aspects of this course help you to achieve your future plan?
As we know, Pakistan is a developing country and we have huge potential in each and every
sector in the present day. I am confident that UK education and living exposures will groom me
both personally and professionally. It will refine my thinking and working approach. At start I
would be able to play my role as a------------------------, developer and and after getting some
experience I would be able to become a -----------------and-----------------. I am pretty sure that I will
get a good job in any of these disciplines
That is one of the major drawbacks of education system in Pakistan. However, Pakistan has
recently showed a significant improvement in their IT sector. For example, on August 2019 Zong
had successfully tested 5G network and promised to make it available by the end of 2020. Now
most of the banks are directly NADRA providing public access to their funds just using
fingerprints. All the database had also been made online to government organization as well
some services to general public. Traffic is being controlled by 360- degree cameras. Motor
Vehicles can be registered online. More and More software houses are in operation day by day.
This all show the interest of government and trend of Pakistan towards -----industry.
demand of the market of Pakistan with this degree and thus contribute to any organization that I
shall work for. --------------- experts are now becoming the essential need of every business bodies
such as banks, railways, airports, financial institutions etc. There are many software houses in
Pakistan. Where I can quest my thrust of becoming ------------ expert top
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32. What is your expected salary upon your return to your home country? How did you arrive at
this figure?
My salary will depend upon the organization in which I will get a job however; I can expect a plus
in my salary as I would be UK graduate rather than a local graduate. As fresh graduate I will be
able to earn 220,000 PKR to 270,000 Pkr due to my UK qualification. After acquiring some work
experience, I will start to develop apps in free time. As this does not need any company to startup
and I will also be able to apply to highly reputed multinational companies because of my
experience that I will gain after returning to Pakistan. Which promises 300,000 Pkr to 350,000
Pkr. Which will be enough. In my homeland and will provide me luxurious lifestyle. My parent’s
investment on my -------------------will help me to achieve in life. Parents investment on their child
is not a loan rather it’s their support towards the success of their Child. However, I will always
support my family as I love them. But first I need to be successful and BIT from Kings own
Institute is the only bridge I see.
Funds related questions
33. How much will it cost you to complete this course in full?
Full year fee
Living expenditure inside London is 1334 Pounds per month
One year is 9 * 1334= 12003
Living costs
You can expect to pay £800 – £1,300 a month, to cover accommodation, bills, food and other
living costs.
For example:
around £20-£30 for the weekly shop
from £30 a month for travel
from £10 a month for a mobile phone contract
around £2.44 for a cup of coffee, from a high street café
around £40 a month for a gym membership
Costs differ depending on where you live in the UK and how much you want to spend. London
and other major cities are more expensive.
If you have a scholarship or financial support, make sure you know what is and isn’t covered.
Which? University has a student budget calculator to help estimate the cost of living in different
areas of the UK. Select your university or prospective place to study to get an idea of all costs,
from accommodation and bills to clothing, interests and hobbies.
Source is : https://study-uk.britishcouncil.org/moving-uk/money-budgeting
https://www.which.co.uk/money/university-and-student-finance/student-budget-calculator
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44. How much will your accommodation cost per week & each month? Does that include your
bills?
https://amberstudent.com/.
45. How will you travel to your place of study each day and how much it will cost? Where did you
find this information from?
Google map distance
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46. Do you have any friends and family in the UK? If so where do they live, what relation are they
and what is their name.
No family member in Uk
47. Did you use an agent in your application process? Have you ever met them before your
application?
No