- Update on interviews for applicants from India: Interviews for the Manmohan Singh Scholarships and for other applicants from India will take place in New Delhi from 21 to 24 October 2009. Short-listed scholarship candidates and other applicants invited to interview will be provided with detailed information about the interview arrangements in their invitation.
- Update on interviews for applicants from Pakistan: On the advice of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, we will not be conducting interviews for the 800th Anniversary Scholarships and for other applicants from Pakistan in Pakistan. Instead interviews for applicants from Pakistan will be conducted in Dubai from 25 to 27 October 2009. Short-listed scholarship candidates and other applicants invited to interview will be provided with detailed information about the interview arrangements in their invitation.
- New scholarships for applicants from India and Pakistan. See financial support and scholarships for details and application forms.
- Guidance on points based immigration for
Undergraduate Overseas Offer Holders.
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The University of Cambridge is situated some 50 miles north of London and is one of the most ancient and distinguished universities in the world. Teaching has taken place in Cambridge since 1209 and today there are over 17,000 students at the University, including almost 3,000 international students from a wide range of countries.
Cambridge is one of the most selective of all universities. Only about 25 per cent of all applicants are successful, and of these only about 10 per cent are from outside the UK. While academic strength is a pre-requisite, it does not guarantee acceptance; we are looking for well motivated students who Colleges feel are well matched for the courses they have chosen.
