Deadlines for UCAS applications

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In my last post, I asked students to start checking their desired universities and their application deadlines.

I this post, I will talk about the deadlines of UCAS applications.

There are two deadlines -

  1. 15 October 2018 - for any course at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, or for most courses in medicine, veterinary medicine/science, and dentistry. You can add choices with a different deadline later, but don’t forget you can only have five choices in total.  
  2. 15 January 2019 - for the majority of courses.

For International students - 

 15th October deadline is usually inflexible, but students should not worry if they miss the January deadline. Many universities will continue to accept the applications from international students until later in the year, nearer the beginning of the course. But it is still preferable to apply on time so that the students could apply for visa and accommodation on time. 

Application Fees - 

For 2019 entry, the application fee is £18 for a single choice,  or £24 for more than one choice.


To start your application process and to get more info about deadlines - visit UCAS Official website

If you have any other doubts, please feel free to send your doubts through email. My email id is sharma.nimit@yahoo.in .

All the best!!

Regards,
Nimit Sharma

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