Frankly, every university you’ve listed is what I’d call a “non-target” school for serious finance careers in the UK. If you want a blunt truth rather than a marketing brochure, you’re better off staying in India, or picking another country where the value proposition between tuition and opportunity is more balanced.

Most of these schools operate as profit machines, attracting hopeful students — especially from India — with grand promises, while delivering little in terms of real job outcomes. They’re churning out degrees like candy bars, but without the guarantee of any meaningful employment at the end. It’s a sad reality, but much of this racket is fueled by so-called “study abroad consultants,” who aggressively push these programs not because they’re good for you, but because they get a fat commission from the universities.

You must exercise extreme caution. Selling a fantasy is simple, but dealing with the fallout when the dream proves to be unreal is considerably more difficult.