PhD in UK

[@omarakram8339]

Thankyou bhai

[@msaadamir]

@@omarakram8339 koi masla nahi Bhai ❤️

[@CUTE-CRAFTY]

aoa bhai! thankyou for concise overview. i am clear in my next step to contact the supervisor. what will be the next step? my HEC doc are not attested. my only reason to apply is that research topic advertised is highly relevant to what did in my masters. what about funding programs? any details on that will be great.

[@msaadamir]

@CUTE-CRAFTY WSalam bro, it's great that you already found relevant research topic. Usually if supervisor agrees to work with you, they can suggest some funding ideas too. Other option you can see from the video itself. As next steps, as soon as your get letter from university/supervision you need to start fulfilling visa requirements. HEC attestation usually is a part of it.

[@AyushSharma-jg2fq]

Sir which option is good, have to do master also from the uk or direct phd is better?

[@msaadamir]

@@AyushSharma-jg2fq best strategy is the one you have in hand. If you have both options then do masters and PhD both from UK. Otherwise do masters from your home country but make sure you pick good research topic, publish papers and use that to get scholarship

[@IqraMobeen-x1j]

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[@IqraMobeen-x1j]

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[@aneesrehman7394]

Hi Brother, Thank you for this helpful video! I have a question regarding the visa application process for a fully funded PhD. With a fully funded scholarship, how much bank statement is required? Is it true that even with funding, students need to show proof of living expenses for one year as part of the application? Do I apply by myself via a consultant? I have a funded PhD offer. I am about to file my visa application. I’m planning to borrow funds for it, so any related advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[@aneesrehman7394]

I have done BS in Electrical (Electronics) Engineering from COMSATS Abbottabad. I secured admission in PhD based on my research in BS.

[@msaadamir]

@@aneesrehman7394 I am glad you found it helpful brother. The visa application would be the same as a student visa. For Germany, I know you will need the block amount with is around 11k Euros. As you said, it's the living expenses that you have to show. In case you will be getting some money as well or be doing Associate Professor job in uni then you can talk to visa officer about it. Don't involve any consultant, applications are usually straight forward, go ahead with it yourself.

[@msaadamir]

@@aneesrehman7394 amazing to hear that, I did BSc from Comsats Islamabad. It's good you got admission based on your research, this already shows that you are going to do great :) Btw, is it for Germany or UK?

[@aneesrehman7394]

@@msaadamir It is a funded PhD program at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, UK includes a full tuition waiver and provides the standard UK PhD stipend.

[@msaadamir]

@@aneesrehman7394 yah in that case follow what form says and talk to case officer that I will get stipend so I can live on my own

[@hlathuzarhlathuzar8051]

I really interested to study Phd in UK. Can you provide me more details pls.

[@msaadamir]

@@hlathuzarhlathuzar8051 hi can you specifically mention which detail you need? What do you miss from the video?

[@PawanKumar-xn3gs]

Hi I am doing m.tech from iit patna, and want to pursue the phd in ai do we have any way that i can get fully funded

[@msaadamir]

@@PawanKumar-xn3gs hi Pawan, for sure you can. Both UK and Germany has many scholarships which are fully funded and at times with stipends as well. For UK, you can follow the 3 scholarships and procedure to secure admission. For Germany, you can go to daad.de there are 180 scholarships I can see there. Be advised that you might not get something 100% related to AI but which ever research topic you use. You can most likely use AI in your research in all of them

[@PawanKumar-xn3gs]

@msaadamir thanks, I will explore those

[@msaadamir]

@@PawanKumar-xn3gs good luck mate 🙏

[@AyeshaSEveryday]

Can I take January intake

[@msaadamir]

@@AyeshaSEveryday in my opinion Jan 2024 will be too early to target. The whole process can take 6 months to 1 year. Once you secure admission to a program, then you apply for a visa which can take a while too. But no worries, once you are in the program, you can always extend it to the next session till you get the visa

[@AyeshaSEveryday]

​@@msaadamir I apply for Master’s research programme, offer letter maybe come today or tomorrow, so then its not possible to take January intake. Agency people say, It's take 1.5 month for Processing if documents are fulfill

[@msaadamir]

@@AyeshaSEveryday ok in that case it's possible, I thought you are about the start the process. If you get the letter this week and the visa even takes 3 months then it's ok if you miss some time in January as well. So January is doable in this case

[@AyeshaSEveryday]

@@msaadamir thank you for your valuable information.

[@msaadamir]

@@AyeshaSEveryday thank you as well and good luck with the new adventure :)

[@narinderkaur-wi9zh]

Hlo sir , I want to take admission in UK do you help me ??

[@msaadamir]

@@narinderkaur-wi9zh what help would you need? Anything missing in the video to cover?