Student case study · UK · Sep 2026
Anish, from Butwal to Leeds.
MSc Data Science, Leeds
Approved in 19 days.
Illustrative photo, not Anish.
- From
- Butwal
- Before
- Refused once for the UK
- Course
- MSc Data Science
- Where
- Leeds, UK
- Counsellor
- Rachana Shrestha
Where Anish started.
Refused once for the UK.
- His funds sat in the account for 23 days. The UK asks for 28 days in a row.
- Another consultancy told him to wait a full year.
What we changed.
- We went through the refusal letter with him. It had one cause: the funds were 5 days short of the 28-day rule.
- We set a calendar so the 28 days ended before the application date, not after.
- Rachana practised his credibility interview twice, with the questions refused students get most.
How the file came together.
Mar 2026
Brought his refusal letter in.
Mar 2026
Written plan: one fixable cause, a dated funds calendar.
Apr to May 2026
Funds held 28 days in a row; bank letter matched.
Jun 2026
New CAS issued; visa lodged.
Jul 2026
Approved in 19 days.
Sep 2026
Started in Leeds.
The result.
Approved in 19 days.
- Funds held again for the full 28 days, with a bank letter that matched the statement.
- Credibility interview practised twice with a UK counsellor.
- Started his MSc Data Science in Leeds in September 2026.
Today: First term of his MSc in Leeds.
Our approval rate for the UK in FY 2025/26: 91.2% (352 of 386 files). How we count it
In Anish's words.
"My money sat in the bank 23 days. The UK wants 28. They caught it, and my visa came in 19 days."
What this means for your file.
- Find the one thing blocking your file first. For Anish it was: refused once for the UK.
- Choose the course for the job after it. Rachana practised his credibility interview twice, with the questions refused students get most.
- Get the plan in writing before you pay. Every option, its total cost in rupees and our commission, by 8 pm the day you call.
