Sidney Said:

get me list of colleges in UK which need agents in India?

We Answered:

I have never heard of colleges having agents in India

BUT

I have heard of something called MANNERS whereas you clearly haven't!!

Dwight Said:

What the UK Colleges/campus accommodations include?

We Answered:

It varies between unis but I don't think any of them include duvet, pillows, sheets. You will probably get a bed, desk, wardrobe and shelves. You will need to provide bedlinen and a desk lamp is probably a good idea.

You don't say where you are travelling from but it is going to be difficult to take everything you need on a train on your own.

If you are fairly close to home I suggest you take a friend to help or take the minimum for a week and make a few trips.

If you are further away take the minimum but before you go post / ship your stuff to yourself.

Glenn Said:

free of cost universities and colleges in uk for international students?

We Answered:

I has not found any University or College in UK which offers free education to International students.

The British Government provides financial aid for students who wish to study in the UK through its Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the British Councils worldwide. Besides this there are several other private organisations which provide aid to international students who wish to study in the UK.

If your academic record is impressive than you can apply for study scholarship.

You can search for available scholarships in UK for international students from these web site links.

http://www.lawstudent.in/scholarshipsuk.…
http://www.intstudy.com/articles/ukschol…
http://www.britishcouncil.org/india-scho…
http://www.rediff.com/getahead/2005/nov/…
http://www.scholarship-search.org.uk/pls…
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Lori Said:

Is there any SAP ABAP Training course in the uk colleges?How much it costs?

We Answered:

you'd get better responses if you post this query on the Yahoo UK site

Melanie Said:

What is the best college in uk and i mean colleges not universities?

We Answered:

I assume you are talking about A levels because of your other question.

Well, there don't tend to be preferable colleges to go to do A levels. I would recommend that you go to either a college or sixth form in your area that has a good reputation. People don't travel incredible distances or move away from home to go to college. Just have a look round the ones in your area, look at league tables etc to find one that generally gets good results for the subjects you want to do.