Entry requirements for a Students visa in UK depend on where you are coming from. To find out Entry requirements for a Students visa , please visit http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk.

The Admission requirements for studying in the UK are various kind of and it depends
based on the type of study you have selected.
For PhD Students:
Master’s degree
IELTS bands score 6.5 – 7.0
For MBA students:
Bachelors Degree ( Four Years)
IELTS bands score 6.0 – 7.0
2-3 years of work/business experience
For Master’s degree Students:
Undergraduate degree First/ Upper second class ( four years)
IELTS bands score 6.0 -7.0
For Post Graduate Diploma / Post Graduate Certification course:
Four years bachelors Undergraduate degree
IELTS bands score 5.0 to 5.5
For Pre-master’s Course:
Four years Undergraduate degree
IELTS bands score 5.0 to 5.5
For Undergraduate Degree Students:
Qualifications on par with 2 or 3 UK A-levels, 3 or 4 Scottish Highers, Diploma or
Higher National Certificate, or National Diploma BTEC or an overseas foundation
year
IELTS bands score 6.0 to 6.5

Foreign students must pass one or more exams before being considered for admission
to most UK universities. These include standard college and graduate admission tests like SAT, GMAT and GRE. English language tests such as IELTS and TOEFL are also included. If you are looking to work or study in UK, you may need to apply for a UK Visa and demonstrate that you have met the required level of English by taking a Home Office approved Secure English Language Test (SELT), such as IELTS for UKVI (Academic and General Training) or IELTS Life Skills.

Yes, you can apply to more than one course at the same university. For instance, you might apply to a single honours English course and a joint honours English and Media course, both at the same university.
Yes you can also apply to five different universities for the same course or five different courses at the same university up to you. You only write one personal statement
for all five choices. Fill in the application form. You only fill in one UCAS application, but with it you have five choices.

Tuition fees vary across 4 countries covering the UK: England,Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Fees can vary greatly depending on the program you choose and the university you decide to study at. For international students Study Program
Undergraduate Bachelor Degree – Tuition Fees £6,000 to £16,000 yearly
Postgraduate master’s degree – Tuition Fees £10,000 to £20,000 yearly
Doctoral Degree – Tuition Fees £13,000 to £29,000 yearly

-The benefits of Studying in the UK compared to your Home Country
-Internationally Recognised Universities
-Quality Education
-Opportunities offered by the UK Education System
-Unique Culture
-Work while studying and Work Permit after studying
-Scholarships and Financial Support
-Strong Research Infrastructure
-Social Support system

You will need to apply in June or July for many postgraduate courses starting in
September and October of that year. However, don't wait until the last minute to
apply – you also need time to sort out your finances, travel arrangements,
accommodation and possibly your visa.

no you cannot if you are living outside of UK and wants to go there a international student. If you are a student hoping to come to the UK to study an undergraduate or equivalent course, international students unfortunately can not study part-time in the UK. However, the benefit to a tier 4 study visa is that despite some minor restrictions, you are allowed to undertake most paid work in the UK.
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-You should read our advice on choosing a university and choosing
between similar courses.
– You canfind useful tips and information for well-known league tables
about UK courses and universities.
-Many research departments in the UK also publish statistics from
the independently conducted RAE (Research Evaluation Practice).
-University and course rankings are useful but should not be your
only reason for selection. The location and content of the course,
the university and the structure for studying there and your feelings
are also important. There is no substitute for taking the time to
research your options carefully and make the right choice.