Band 9: The table provides the detailed breakdown of the number of full-time students came from India and studied in various universities in the United Kingdom between two consecutive sessions from 2020/21 to 2021/22.

The table illustrates data about the number of full-time applicants studying in Great Britain coming from India over a period of two years, starting from 2021.

Overall, all universities experienced growth, with Sheffield showing the sharpest relative increase despite the smallest starting point, while Coventry recorded the largest absolute rise. BPP, although it had the slowest growth rate, consistently remained among the top institutions.

In 2020/21, BPP led with over 3,500 students, while Coventry and Greenwich followed closely. One year later, Coventry overtook BPP by enrolling more than 5,000 students, representing the most substantial rise in numbers. By contrast, BPP’s increase was less than 50%, making it the slowest-growing institution.

A particularly notable change occurred at Sheffield, where the student population almost tripled from just over 800 to more than 2,300, giving it the highest growth rate at nearly 188%. Leicester also more than doubled its figures, while Greenwich and Anglia Ruskin showed more moderate but steady progress.