The table compares the quantity of pupils from India who enroll in full-time class at various universities in the UK between 2020/21 and 2021/22.
Overall, a remarkable increase was observed in every school which was surveyed in the UK. Meanwhile, University of Leicester experienced the lowest change of the figure of full-time students and the highest one underwent in Coventry University over the period surveyed.
First of all, Coventry University raised 2.900 students (121.3%) learning full-time, which from 2.390 to 5.290 learners, having the highest alteration of pupils over 1 year. By contrast, the lowest changing of full-time enrollees among six schools in the University of Leicester with 1.215 students increasing, but this university was ranked third in percentage of raise throughout this period. Sheffield University increased from 815 to 2.345 students between 2020/21 and 2021/22, which had the highest proportion of creasing students with 187.7%.
In the meantime, The University of Greenwich increased from 2.455 to 4.540, which led to change 2.085 students being ranked second among six universities, and having 84.9% raise. 1.340 students changed and 69.6% increase in students was observed in Anglia Ruskin University. Meanwhile, BPP University grew from 3.505 to 5.145 students which alteration more than 300 students of that Anglia Ruskin University and had a percentage of raise about twice as many as that of The University of Greenwich.