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Neyopumpin02:
1. Why did you choose this course?
2. Why did you choose this particular university
3. What are the modules or subjects in your course?
4. How does this course relate to your previous education or work experience?
5. How will this course help you achieve your future career goals?
6. Why study in the UK and not your home country or another country?

*Financial Questions*

7. How are you funding your studies and living expenses in the UK?
8. Who is your financial sponsor? What is their occupation?
9. Can you explain your financial documents or bank statements?
10. What are your tuition fees and living costs, and how will you manage them?

*Accommodation & Travel Plans*

11. Where will you stay in the UK? Do you have accommodation arranged?
12. When do you plan to travel to the UK?
13. Have you ever been to the UK or any other country before?


Career Intentions & Future Plans

14. What do you plan to do after your studies?
15. Do you plan to stay in the UK after graduation?
16. What job do you expect to get after completing your course?
17. Do you know the average salary or job opportunities in this field?

Knowledge of the Institution

18. Can you name a few facilities or features of the university you chose?
19. How did you research the university or program?
20. Do you know the location of the university and nearby cities?



General Questions

21. Why did you apply to this university instead of others?
22. What other universities did you consider or apply to?
23. What will you do if your visa is refused?
24. How will you handle culture shock or homesickness?

Oboi these questions na die ooo. If really they want to deny Visas they will have so many reasons to...dz questions will create loop holes in answers.... I don't think anyone can pass them...100%... In d end it's just grace and favour...


If I may ask,, where the questions typed/writen or asked verbally? for you to have remembered everything

Can my brother who is in the UK make a paid call on my behalf? Spent over 4k only for credit to finish when the person answered.
Also I got an email to say

“We are unable to make a decision on your application within published visa processing times.”

on day 15 yesterday, when do you advice I follow up with ukvi?

Altern8tor:
Oboi these questions na die ooo. If really they want to deny Visas they will have so many reasons to...dz questions will create loop holes in answers.... I don't think anyone can pass them...100%... In d end it's just grace and favour...


If I may ask,, where the questions typed/writen or asked verbally? for you to have remembered everything

It's not as difficult as it seems,with the right preparation,you won't be bothered at all

lordsixtus:
Congrats again
Please how did you answer the Financial Questions?

I'd review the refusal letter to understand the reasons, then seek advice and potentially reapply if the issues can be addressed

ebele123:
Thank you so much for this insight, please what's best likely answers to what will you do if your visa is refused?

I'd review the refusal letter to understand the reasons, then seek advice and potentially reapply if the issues can be addressed

Altern8tor:
Oboi these questions na die ooo. If really they want to deny Visas they will have so many reasons to...dz questions will create loop holes in answers.... I don't think anyone can pass them...100%... In d end it's just grace and favour...


If I may ask,, where the questions typed/writen or asked verbally? for you to have remembered everything

The interview, which lasted an hour and five minutes, was conducted verbally. The questions were similar to those asked in the pre-CAS interview. It's not particularly difficult if you're prepared; the questions are answerable if you research the schools and remember the details of your application.

lordsixtus:
Congrats again
Please how did you answer the Financial Questions?

If you are sponsoring your own studies, you should inform the interviewer that you have sufficient savings to cover both your tuition fees and living expenses.

Please give me hints on WHAT WILL YOU DO IF YOUR APPLICATION IS REFUSED?

Neyopumpin02:
If you are sponsoring your own studies, you should inform the interviewer that you have sufficient savings to cover both your tuition fees and living expenses.

ebele123:
Please give me hints on WHAT WILL YOU DO IF YOUR APPLICATION IS REFUSED?

I'd review the refusal letter to understand the reasons, then seek advice and potentially reapply if the issues can be addressed

Hello @Neyopumpin02

Congratulations! I've noticed that a few people who shared their timeline included a "Checklist." Could you please let me know where I can find this checklist?

Neyopumpin02:
VISA ALERT !

Visa Application - 10th June
Biometrics - 11th June
UKVI Interview via Teams - 16th june
Approved email - 18th June
Passport Collection - 18th June

Document submitted

BSC Certificate
Transcript
Waec Certificate
Affidavit for weac date of birth
CAS
TB test result
Statement of account (Globus Bank)
Work Reference letter
checklist
study gap 8 years

Piority

Ahlihamdullulah

Neyopumpin02:
The interview, which lasted an hour and five minutes, was conducted verbally. The questions were similar to those asked in the pre-CAS interview. It's not particularly difficult if you're prepared; the questions are answerable if you research the schools and remember the details of your application.

Emmanuelowems:
It's not as difficult as it seems,with the right preparation,you won't be bothered at all

Thanks for the encouragement... When I get to that bridge,,I will pass hopefully

Hello everyone. Can I pay for TB test via app transfer instead of going into the bank to make payment? I just booked an appointment and I want to make payment. Please who knows?

Neyopumpin02:
1. Why did you choose this course?
2. Why did you choose this particular university
3. What are the modules or subjects in your course?
4. How does this course relate to your previous education or work experience?
5. How will this course help you achieve your future career goals?
6. Why study in the UK and not your home country or another country?

*Financial Questions*

7. How are you funding your studies and living expenses in the UK?
8. Who is your financial sponsor? What is their occupation?
9. Can you explain your financial documents or bank statements?
10. What are your tuition fees and living costs, and how will you manage them?

*Accommodation & Travel Plans*

11. Where will you stay in the UK? Do you have accommodation arranged?
12. When do you plan to travel to the UK?
13. Have you ever been to the UK or any other country before?


Career Intentions & Future Plans

14. What do you plan to do after your studies?
15. Do you plan to stay in the UK after graduation?
16. What job do you expect to get after completing your course?
17. Do you know the average salary or job opportunities in this field?

Knowledge of the Institution

18. Can you name a few facilities or features of the university you chose?
19. How did you research the university or program?
20. Do you know the location of the university and nearby cities?



General Questions

21. Why did you apply to this university instead of others?
22. What other universities did you consider or apply to?
23. What will you do if your visa is refused?
24. How will you handle culture shock or homesickness?

Congratulations!!! And thank you for bringing out your time to assist us, I have mine coming and fear dey catch me small, please what did you say in these questions?
22) what other university did you apply to?
14) what do you plan to do after your studies?
15) Do you plan to stay after your studies?

Pls mine is for Mres

Ome45:
Hello everyone. Can I pay for TB test via app transfer instead of going into the bank to make payment? I just booked an appointment and I want to make payment. Please who knows?

The invoice should spell out the payment options you have….check your payment invoice.

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madeinnigeria:
Hello guys what is a waec verification pin document. A school is asking for it. I sent them the pin already via the receipt of purchase but they are asking for verification pin document. How do i go about it. Do i have to send the pin a certain way? I'm confused guys

You need a pin just like a scratch card for your Waec verification.

Marcgrace:
Hello @Neyopumpin02

Congratulations! I've noticed that a few people who shared their timeline included a "Checklist." Could you please let me know where I can find this checklist?

The checklist and your application form is on the visa application web

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madeinnigeria:
I bought the pin online and sent it..or do i need to buy a physical scratch card and send the photo?

If you have your original WAEC result, you can send it together with the PIN that you just bought to enable them get details like your Examination no, year of exam etc. which are needed to check your result online.

ebele123:
Please give me hints on WHAT WILL YOU DO IF YOUR APPLICATION IS REFUSED?

I'd review the refusal letter to understand the reasons, then seek advice and potentially reapply if the issues can be addressed

jintex:
Congratulations!!! And thank you for bringing out your time to assist us, I have mine coming and fear dey catch me small, please what did you say in these questions?
22) what other university did you apply to?
14) what do you plan to do after your studies?
15) Do you plan to stay after your studies?

Pls mine is for Mres

22) After completing my MSc in Data Science at the University of Manchester, I plan to return to Nigeria to work as a Data Analyst. My country has a rapidly growing tech sector, and the advanced skills in machine learning and big data I will gain from this program are highly sought after. I aim to contribute to [mention a specific sector like finance or healthcare] by leveraging data-driven insights to solve local challenges

15)I plan to return to Nigeria. My goal is to pursue a career as a [Your Specific Job Role] in [Your Specific Industry]. The advanced skills and knowledge I will gain from this UK degree, particularly in [mention 1-2 specific areas of your course], are highly relevant and sought after in the Nigerian market. I believe this qualification will give me a significant advantage in achieving my career aspirations and contributing to [mention a specific sector or development in Nigeria].

The interview, which lasted an hour and five minutes, was conducted verbally. The questions were similar to those asked in the pre-CAS interview. It's not particularly difficult if you're prepared; the questions are answerable if you research the schools and remember the details of your application.


Pls bro, May I know which school or is the ukvi interview applies to all school now or urs is just random[/quote]

madeinnigeria:
I bought the pin online and sent it..or do i need to buy a physical scratch card and send the photo?

You are on the track, they will verify with your Waec and the pin you bought online .

Please who’s traveling to Chester on September?

Good evening. I need guidance on how to request a refund from Wolverhampton University. I paid an initial deposit of 5,000 pounds, but due to the recent tuition fee increase, I'd like to decline the admission and request a refund.

Neyopumpin02:
22) After completing my MSc in Data Science at the University of Manchester, I plan to return to Nigeria to work as a Data Analyst. My country has a rapidly growing tech sector, and the advanced skills in machine learning and big data I will gain from this program are highly sought after. I aim to contribute to [mention a specific sector like finance or healthcare] by leveraging data-driven insights to solve local challenges

15)I plan to return to Nigeria. My goal is to pursue a career as a [Your Specific Job Role] in [Your Specific Industry]. The advanced skills and knowledge I will gain from this UK degree, particularly in [mention 1-2 specific areas of your course], are highly relevant and sought after in the Nigerian market. I believe this qualification will give me a significant advantage in achieving my career aspirations and contributing to [mention a specific sector or development in Nigeria].

Thank you so much for this!!!

Pls did you tell them you applied for other schools?

jintex:
Thank you so much for this!!!

Pls did you tell them you applied for other schools?

Yes, I told them I applied to three different universities. I explained that I chose this particular college because its modules and location would give me the chance to meet people from different parts of the world. It's better not to mention too many universities, as you might be asked why you didn't choose the other schools. In my case, I explained that one school sent an offer late, and another turned down my application. I received the offer from the third school after I had already paid a deposit to the college I ultimately chose.

ibirongbe:
The interview, which lasted an hour and five minutes, was conducted verbally. The questions were similar to those asked in the pre-CAS interview. It's not particularly difficult if you're prepared; the questions are answerable if you research the schools and remember the details of your application.


Pls bro, May I know which school or is the ukvi interview applies to all school now or urs is just random

Firstly, this applies to all universities. Secondly, the interview selection process seems random; I don't know how they choose candidates, but anyone could be selected.

mcsugk:
Good evening. I need guidance on how to request a refund from Wolverhampton University. I paid an initial deposit of 5,000 pounds, but due to the recent tuition fee increase, I'd like to decline the admission and request a refund.

Explain what you mean by "recent tuition fee increase". Have they increased their tuition from the 15,550 and 5k deposit?

Neyopumpin02:
The interview, which lasted an hour and five minutes, was conducted verbally. The questions were similar to those asked in the pre-CAS interview. It's not particularly difficult if you're prepared; the questions are answerable if you research the schools and remember the details of your application.

Any NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY applicant here? Let's talk please