India, Nov. 14 -- Planning education abroad involves several considerations, from choosing the right university and course to understanding admission requirements and exploring scholarships. Guidance can help students make informed decisions. For those considering the United Kingdom, the British Council, the UK's international culture and education organisation, is organising its Study UK education fairs across three Indian cities this November. The fairs will give prospective undergraduate and postgraduate students, along with their parents, an opportunity to interact directly with UK higher education institutions. Participating universities include the University of Bath, King's College London and the University of Manchester, among others. Attendees can explore courses aligned with their academic interests and career aspirations, learn about fees and funding opportunities, and seek guidance on the application process. The multi-city event will begin in Dibrugarh, Assam, followed by Delhi and Mumbai. The free-to-attend fairs will help students compare universities, explore academic programmes and understand application pathways for future intakes. The next leg of the Study UK education fairs will begin in January 2027, covering additional cities. Alongside university interactions, attendees can participate in dedicated sessions on scholarships, statement of purpose (SOP) writing and UK visa guidance. Registration details and further information are available on the British Council's Study UK platform.HTC...