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I have already started my procedure.. wud be going for september intake... so please help me.. do reply so dat i can make the decission..
and also need ur views abt coventry... how gud is dat place to live.. r part time jobs avaliable..??



i am planning to pursue my masters from uk, curently i am pursuing my b.tech in computers science & engg. from india.
I was there with some consultant and he suggested me to do Msc in informaton technology and management from Coventry university.

I would like to know whether the course is good or not as my my main aim is to settle there i UK. So would this course help me. also what is the procedure for aplying PR after studies. the course is for 1 Yr. and then i would be getting 2 years work permit after that. So can i apply after that.. or what is the procedure..

Please Help Me.

Thanking you

Hi

Part time jobs will be available at Job centers & other Employment agencies around the city.

You can go through this link http://www.educationuk.org/pls/hot_bc/p ... a=0&d=4461
for immigration and further stay in the UK

Hi

Each city in the UK has there own unique traditions and history, hence I would suggest not to worry more on the place of stay. There will be Hostels in University, Rented apartments and Shared apartments. Normally students will go for a shared apartment which works out to be economical.

IT Management is a good selection, if you are knowledgeable and confident in this domain & Industry then it is a good match with IT Bachelors study in India.

Settling down in the UK is the next part after your education gets over. With regards to your work permit or getting a permanent resident in the UK there are possible ways like Skilled immigrant, Sponsored Skilled immigrant and Temporary workers. Also go through in detail in this gov. website http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/ in this you will get the full picture of immigration possibilities

Also go through these links to find more on city and courses
http://pea.to/01_general and http://www.educationuk.org/pls/hot_bc/b ... &p_lang=31