First choose the university/ies then send in the applications along with relevant documents. Some universities may ask you to take an exam for testing your verbal and written skills.

For further information please contact:
British Deputy High Commission, British Council Division,
Mittal Tower, C-wing,
Nariman Point,
Mumbai 400 021.

British High Commission Office in India. Western & Central India.
British Deputy High Commission,
Hong Kong Bank Building,
Mahatma Gandhi Road,
Mumbai 400-023.

This office also has students' counseling facility to give proper advice on education in UK.

Government of India Permission
Indian Nationals can take up the examinations only on receipt of written permission from the Govt. of India. Application for the requisite permission should be addressed to:

The Under Secretary
Ministry of Human Resource Development
(Department of Education) U-3 Section,
Shastri Bhavan,
New Delhi – 110 001.

The application procedure is as follows:

• You have to first make a list of the universities to which you want to apply, for this you may contact the consulate or go to the individual university from the list given.
• Once you decide on the colleges you have to send them a request for application form, along with your latest academic qualifications.
• The application form is to be filled out with exact details and sent with the required documents, which include your transcripts, financial statement etc.
• All universities require you to write an essay/statement of purpose, which should be well written, as it is one major factor in your getting admission to the institute.
• You have to specify whether you need financial aid or not right at the beginning.
• Once the university selects you and sends you a confirmation it is smooth sailing as the visa authorities don't usually pose a problem where students are concerned.