FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

  • CANADA
  • UK
  • NEW ZEALAND
  • The tuition fee is non refundable in case visa is refused on misrepresentation of facts or because of submission of false documents.
  • If the candidate has any prior visa/PR refusal for any country then he/she will deposit INR 25,000 before filing his/her visa. In case his/her visa is not granted, then INR 25,000 will be retained. And if visa is granted then INR 25,000 will be transferred to the University/College for the second semester tuition fee.
  • If the student is not granted visa for reason other than mentioned in clause (a) and (b) above, then CAD 200 will be deducted from the tuition fee paid and the balance will be returned into the student’s bank account within 4 weeks.
  • If the student is granted visa and does not join the program or withdraws after joining the program, then INSCOL will retain CAD 2500 towards the INSCOL Foundation Program delivered in India. In addition to this, the refund of the tuition fee would also be subjected to deductions made by the College as per their withdrawal/refund policy mentioned on their respective websites. The balance will be returned into the student’s bank account within 4 weeks.

Normally there is no age limit prescribed by the Universities/Colleges. However, since the studies are challenging and there could be other implications involved, we do not recommend mature students above the age of 40 to apply, until there are exceptional circumstances leading to the decision to pursue studies at this stage.

All our partner Universities/colleges are state owned and recognized internationally.

Every educational institute has criteria for English Language proficiency specified for the international students. In some cases the English Language assessment is conducted directly by the Universities while in others, the IELTS test scores are required. The requisite IELTS scores are different for different Universities/colleges.
The duration of the student visa would be one or two months more than the duration of the study program.
It is a non refundable fee for processing your application.
Yes, there are various scholarships offered from time to time.
  • The candidates can choose between the accommodations provided by the college or make their own arrangements. Candidates can opt to stay in a group at the college residence, home stays or a temporary stay arrangement.
The student VISA can be extended on basis of further studies. You may contact the International office of the University/College and the local Immigration office for further information.
Yes, almost all study programs allow students to work while studying. Most study programs allow students to work 20 hours per week. You can work in any area, not necessarily related to your field.
Student can get educational loans through various nationalized and private banks. In most programs, the fee can also be paid in installments. Scholarships are also offered to students based on their Academic and IELTS scores.
In many countries students can apply for PR during or after their studies. The eligibility of PR is point based and depends on the skills/education/work experience/ age/ language proficiency etc. However, it could be different for different countries and students are advised to contact immigration experts for specific details.
No, these programs do not lead to nursing registration. To become a RN you must apply to the local nursing board and you may have to achieve a higher IELTS score, apply for assessment, do an additional clinical supervisory program or take an examination which will involve payment of requisite fee for the same and will vary from one country to another.
On completion of your study program, you can enroll for a higher level of studies in the same or a different University/College in the same or another country, as these programs are recognized globally.

As per the University of Sunderland in London, yes, freshers can enroll in these programs.

The English language requirements for these programs are:

– IELTS academic 6.0 (minimum of 5.5 in each component) or,

– OET letter grade C (minimum of 200 in each skill) or,

– PTE academic (minimum of 59 in each of the four areas of language learning)

There are 4 intakes per year for these programs –

– January (Winter)

– April (Spring)

– August (Summer)

– October (Fall/ Autumn)

INSCOL provides a comprehensive range of support services to ensure a smooth transition for nursing professionals pursuing their global career goals –

– Free counselling

– CAS letter

– Visa filing assistance

– Visa interview practice/ preparation

– INSCOL Foundation Program

– NMC guidelines to become a Registered Nurse in the UK, etc.

No, the program does not lead to NMC registration, but it prepares the nursing students for their NMC registration, OSCE and develop careers as Registered Nurses in the UK. It also provides IELTS preparation short course for nursing students, designed to help them achieve the required IELTS score of 7.0 for NMC registration.

No, applicants cannot bring their spouse or dependents while on their study visa or graduate visa. However, once you become a Registered Nurse in the UK and acquire a Skilled Worker Visa, your spouse or dependents can join you in the UK.

Please visit https://london.sunderland.ac.uk/student-life/  for information on the support services provided by the university.

Yes, scholarships up to £4800 are available for these programs.

(T&C apply)

While on a student visa, most students are eligible to work part time while studying. Students can work up to 20 hours per week during a full-time degree program. This is a maximum of 20 hours in total in any one week, including paid or unpaid work and for one or more organization.

There is no age limit for applying for Higher Education in New Zealand but preferably below 45 yrs.
Yes, MSc in Nursing can apply for Graduate in Health & Rehabilitation Program.
Possibility of getting interviewed through telephone is 60% and if you are applying without IELTS, you must prepare your case accordingly. Obviously, IELTS/PTE is always a better option.

The offer letter will take 3-4 days.

No, you cannot change your program after receiving the offer letter or between the program.

After receiving your offer letter from the institution, you will need to undertake a medical examination by one of the doctors approved by the New Zealand Government. A list of the approved panel doctors can be found by visiting: //www.immigration.govt.nz/paneldoctors/ At the same time you need to arrange for your Police Clearance Certificate.

After lodgment of your visa applications, and on receipt of “Approval in Principal” of your visa from the New Zealand Government, you will need to pay your 1st year’s tuition fees. You can choose to pay this fee through either Telegraphic Transfer (TT) or Direct Debit (DD). At this point, those students using the FTS will also need to transfer their living expenses contribution into their ANZ bank account.

Yes, the cost of the stay is $120 (approx.) per week, without food; for others, the cost of living in NZ is 100 per week inclusive of everything when they are sharing flat.

The duration of 1 semester is approx 16 weeks.

The benefits available for students are free LOCAL BUS, free WIFI, recreation centre, golf course etc

The deadline is 4 weeks prior to course start date.

Yes, you get 10 points extra if you get a job other than in Auckland.

Yes, the VISA can be reapplied immediately and from foreign country while on student VISA.

Yes, student can travel to his home country during semester break.

No, it will not reduce the chances. Especially if the gap is justified with work experience.

The most common grounds of rejection are insufficient funds, fake experience letters, or poor interview outcome.

The basic requirement is a Marriage certificate.

The deadline is 8 to 16 weeks prior to Course start date.

The student can re-apply as soon as there are the changes in circumstances.

Only Blood relatives can sponsor the candidate.

Yes, they can sponsor with relation proof.

To know how to become a RN/RPN in New Zealand, check the link below: //www.nursingcouncil.org.nz/Nurses/Register-as-a-nurse

The student can work at old age home, retirement village, hospital, hotels, café, Mc Donald’s, farms etc. Please contact the ‘Student center’ while studying at the institute for further details.

Clubbing of IELTS score is permitted and OET (with minimum ‘B’ score) is acceptable too.

The Candidate can stay after that as well by getting another position or enrolling into a higher level course.

No, there is no specific time frame.

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