Any Indians who recently got through student visa; pls help

[Jyothi2017]

Hello all,

Greetings,

Can any Indians who has gone to UK recently on students visa help me understand the process he/she has gone through. I would really appreciate if anybody can just give me an idea how the whole system works here in India.

Thank you so much for your time, eagerly waiting for valuable replies

[sah10406]

See https://www.vfsglobal.co.uk/India/how_to_apply.html

[Jyothi2017]

Hi,

Thanks a lot Sah for your kind reply, very helpful

Also would like to know about the visa interview process, I read that sometimes they can even reject visa for no real reason Is there any measures one should take to avoid risk of getting rejected...like being careful with certain answers we provide the interviewer etc...

Would really appreciate replies.. thank you all

[sah10406]

I read that sometimes they can even reject visa for no real reason

Where did you read that? Link? It is nonsense.

Is there any measures one should take to avoid risk of getting rejected...like being careful with certain answers we provide the interviewer etc...

No.

[aaliya1986]

a visa may get rejected if you fall for General grounds of refusal and if the case worker doubts the credibility of you being a genuine student.
So yes there are quite a high chances but, if you are a genuine student, you shouldn't worry about it.

[Jyothi2017]

I read that sometimes they can even reject visa for no real reason

Where did you read that? Link? It is nonsense.

Is there any measures one should take to avoid risk of getting rejected...like being careful with certain answers we provide the interviewer etc...

No.

Hi Sah, really sorry I don't exactly remember where I read it, but I remember reading people saying sometimes we might not even get notified on what grounds the visa is rejected truly, but they might just not like something we say or the way we say it and decide that we are not genuine students. So I was worried.

a visa may get rejected if you fall for General grounds of refusal and if the case worker doubts the credibility of you being a genuine student.
So yes there are quite a high chances but, if you are a genuine student, you shouldn't worry about it.

Thank you Aaliya for your kind reply

[sah10406]

I remember reading people saying sometimes we might not even get notified on what grounds the visa is rejected truly, but they might just not like something we say or the way we say it and decide that we are not genuine students. So I was worried.

People talk a lot of nonsense!