Do you charge any booking fees or commission from students?

No! NRIGradHomes doesn't charge students any booking fees, service charges, or commission. Our service is 100% free for students. We earn commission from verified property partners after successful bookings, so you pay nothing extra. You only pay the rent and security deposit directly to the property owner. Unlike other platforms that charge £100-300 booking fees, we believe students shouldn't pay to find accommodation.

How can Indian students book UK student accommodation from India?

Booking from India is easy with NRIGradHomes: 1) Browse our university-specific accommodation pages on our website, 2) Select properties that match your budget and preferences, 3) Fill out our simple booking form with your details, 4) Our Indian support team contacts you via WhatsApp or phone, 5) We arrange virtual tours and answer all questions, 6) Once satisfied, you complete the booking with property owner directly, 7) We guide you through documentation and payment process. You can complete everything from India without visiting UK first. Our team speaks Hindi, English, and regional Indian languages.

Are the properties safe and verified for Indian students?

Yes! Safety is our top priority. All properties on NRIGradHomes are personally verified by our team. We check: 1) Property safety standards and certifications, 2) Landlord background and reputation, 3) Neighborhood safety (especially for international students), 4) Existing tenant reviews, 5) Indian-student friendliness. Many properties already have thriving Indian student communities. We only partner with landlords who understand and welcome Indian culture. Parents can directly verify any property by contacting our team.

What is the average rent for student accommodation in UK cities?

UK student accommodation rent varies by city and location. London: £150-350/week (Central London higher, outer areas lower). Manchester: £110-180/week. Birmingham: £99-160/week. Edinburgh: £120-200/week. Cambridge & Oxford: £140-220/week. Leeds, Sheffield, Bristol: £100-170/week. Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool: £95-150/week. Smaller cities: £85-140/week. Rent typically includes utilities (water, electricity, internet) but check individual listings. Properties closer to campus are usually 20-40% more expensive. All our listings show transparent weekly prices with what's included.

How close are accommodations to university campus?

Most properties on NRIGradHomes are within 3-20 minutes walking distance from campus. We prioritize convenience because being close to campus helps with: attending early morning classes, accessing university libraries, participating in student activities, saving on transport costs, and building social connections. Each property listing shows the exact walking time. Properties within 5-10 minutes are premium and fill up fast. Properties 15-20 minutes away offer better value for money.

Can my parents contact you to verify accommodation safety?

Absolutely! We strongly encourage parents to contact us. Many Indian parents call us before their child books accommodation. Our Indian support team speaks Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, and other languages. Parents can: call or WhatsApp us at +91 897 577 2486, ask for property verification, request virtual property tours, speak with current Indian tenants, get landlord references, understand the booking process, and get our direct contact for any issues. We understand that parents want peace of mind, and we're here to provide that.

What documents are required to book UK student accommodation?

Standard documents needed: 1) University admission letter or CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies), 2) Valid passport copy, 3) UK student visa (Tier 4 or Student Route visa) or proof of visa application, 4) Guarantor information (usually parents) with their ID proof, 5) Recent passport-size photographs, 6) Previous address proof from India, 7) Bank statements or financial proof (sometimes required). Some properties may need additional documents. Our team will provide a complete checklist based on your chosen property and guide you through document preparation. Most documents can be submitted digitally.

Which UK universities and cities do you cover?

We cover 70+ UK universities across all major cities. England: Oxford, Cambridge, London (UCL, Imperial, LSE, King's College), Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Sheffield, Nottingham, Newcastle, Liverpool, Southampton, Exeter, York, Bath, Leicester, Reading, Portsmouth, and more. Scotland: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews. Wales: Cardiff, Swansea. We add new universities regularly. Each university has a dedicated page with nearby accommodation options, campus distances, and area guides.

When should I start searching for UK student accommodation?

Timing is important for best choices and prices. For February intake (most common): Start searching in September-October. Best properties book by November. For July intake: Start in February-March. Best available by April. General rule: 4-6 months before course start is ideal. Starting early gives you: more property choices, better prices (early bird discounts), preferred locations close to campus, time to complete paperwork, and peace of mind. We recommend booking at least 2-3 months before arrival to allow for visa processing and travel planning.

Do you provide help with UK student visa or just accommodation?

NRIGradHomes specializes in student accommodation only. We focus on what we do best - finding you safe, verified housing. However, we have partnerships with trusted UK student visa consultants and education agents. If you need visa assistance, we can recommend reliable consultants. For visa queries, check the UK Home Office website or consult registered immigration advisors. Our role is ensuring you have confirmed accommodation (often required for visa application) and a safe place to live once you arrive in UK.

What makes NRIGradHomes different from Student.com, Uniplaces, or Accommodation for Students?

Key differences: 1) Zero Booking Fees - We don't charge students anything. Student.com and others charge £100-300 booking fees. 2) Indian-Focused - Our entire team understands Indian student and parent concerns. We speak your language. 3) Parent Support - We actively involve parents in the process. Other platforms are student-only. 4) Cultural Fit - We verify properties are Indian-student friendly. Others don't consider cultural factors. 5) Direct Support - Indian support team on WhatsApp, not just email tickets. 6) Transparent - No hidden costs or surprises. 7) Free Service - Completely free from start to finish.

Can I view the property virtually before booking from India?

Yes! For students booking from India, we provide: 1) High-quality photos of every room and common area, 2) Virtual video tours (live or pre-recorded), 3) Video calls with current tenants (with their permission), 4) Video calls with property managers or landlords, 5) Detailed floor plans and measurements, 6) 360-degree virtual tours for select properties, 7) Neighborhood videos showing nearby shops, transport, campus route. If you're already in UK, we arrange in-person viewings. We ensure full transparency - you see everything before committing.

What is included in UK student accommodation rent?

Typical inclusions in UK student rent: Usually Included - Water, electricity, gas (heating), high-speed WiFi internet, council tax exemption (for students), basic furniture (bed, desk, chair, wardrobe), shared kitchen appliances (fridge, oven, microwave). Sometimes Included - cleaning service (common areas), laundry facilities, contents insurance, maintenance. Usually NOT Included - personal contents insurance (recommended to get), TV license (if you watch live TV), food and groceries, personal toiletries. Always check individual property listings for exact inclusions. Our team can clarify what's included in each property.

How much security deposit is required for UK student accommodation?

Security deposits in UK typically range from 4-6 weeks of rent. For example: If rent is £150/week, expect £600-900 deposit. London properties may require 6-8 weeks deposit. The deposit is protected in a government-approved Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS, DPS, or MyDeposits). You get it back at tenancy end if there's no damage. Deposit payment timing: Usually paid when signing tenancy agreement, before moving in. Can be paid via international bank transfer from India. Some properties accept payment in installments. Our team helps with deposit payment process and ensures it's properly protected.

Can I find Indian roommates or flatmates through NRIGradHomes?

Yes! Many properties on our platform already have Indian students. We can help match you with: existing Indian student tenants in shared flats, other Indian students looking for accommodation at the same university and intake period, properties with predominantly Indian or South Asian communities. Benefits of Indian flatmates: shared cultural understanding, cook Indian food together, celebrate festivals, speak in regional languages, and provide peer support. Let us know your preference when booking, and we'll suggest suitable options.

What are the cheapest cities for student accommodation in UK?

Most affordable UK cities for students (weekly rent): 1) Sunderland, Bradford, Bolton: £85-120/week, 2) Stoke-on-Trent, Wolverhampton, Preston: £90-130/week, 3) Huddersfield, Lincoln, Derby: £95-140/week, 4) Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield: £100-150/week, 5) Liverpool, Glasgow, Nottingham: £100-160/week, 6) Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh: £110-180/week. Most expensive: London (£150-350/week), Cambridge, Oxford (£140-220/week). Consider: lower rent cities often have lower living costs overall (food, transport, entertainment). University quality is not related to city cost - excellent universities exist in affordable cities.

Is it better to book university halls or private accommodation?

University Halls - Pros: guaranteed for first-year students, on-campus or very close, includes utilities and internet, easier application process, good for making friends. Cons: more expensive (£150-250/week), strict rules, less privacy, fixed contract (usually 40-44 weeks), limited cooking facilities. Private Accommodation - Pros: cheaper (£99-180/week), more independence, choice of location and roommates, flexible contracts (52 weeks or 44 weeks), full kitchen facilities. Cons: need to search yourself (we help with this!), responsible for utility bills (usually included though), further from campus sometimes. Our recommendation: University halls for first year if budget allows (easier settling), then move to private accommodation for better value.

What happens if I defer my university course or visa gets rejected?

Good news - most properties offer flexibility: If visa rejected: Inform us immediately with proof of rejection. Most landlords allow free cancellation or transfer deposit to next intake. We'll help you cancel or defer. If you defer admission: Many properties allow you to transfer your booking to next intake (September to January or vice versa). Some may require small admin fee (£50-100). Early notification is key - inform landlord at least 2-4 weeks before move-in date. Always read cancellation policy in tenancy agreement before booking. Our team helps negotiate with landlords on your behalf and ensures you don't lose your deposit unfairly.

Are Indian grocery stores and restaurants available near accommodations?

Yes! Most UK cities with universities have Indian communities and facilities. Major cities (London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leicester, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh) have: multiple Indian grocery stores (Patel Brothers, Quality Foods, Indian supermarkets), Indian restaurants and takeaways (North and South Indian), halal meat shops, temples and gurudwaras, Indian student societies at universities. Our team can guide you to: nearest Indian stores when selecting accommodation, areas with strong Indian communities, neighborhoods popular with Indian students, affordable Indian food options. Many of our properties are intentionally near Indian areas for your convenience.

What are the cheapest UK universities for Indian students to study?

Affordable UK universities with quality education (annual tuition + living costs): University of Bolton, University of Cumbria, University of Sunderland: £12,000-15,000 tuition. University of West Scotland, University of Wales Trinity St David: £13,000-15,500. University of Bedfordshire, Teesside University: £13,500-16,000. University of Wolverhampton, De Montfort University: £14,000-16,500. Coventry University, University of Huddersfield: £14,500-17,000. These cities also have lower living costs (£700-900/month including accommodation, food, transport). Total annual cost (tuition + living): £20,000-25,000 compared to expensive cities like London (£30,000-40,000+). Check individual university websites for exact fees for your course.

Can I work part-time as an international student in UK?

Yes! UK student visa allows part-time work: During term time: Maximum 20 hours per week (during semester). During holidays: Full-time work allowed (35-40 hours/week). Typical student jobs: retail stores (£10-12/hour), restaurants and cafes (£10-11/hour), university campus jobs (library, cafeteria) (£10-11/hour), tutoring (£15-25/hour), delivery services (Uber Eats, Deliveroo). Monthly earnings potential: Part-time (20hrs/week): £800-1,000/month. Holiday full-time: £1,500-1,800/month. Important: You must have valid student visa with work permission, cannot be self-employed, cannot work full-time during term. Working part-time helps: pay for accommodation, living expenses, gain UK work experience.

What is the cost of living for Indian students in UK per month?

Average monthly costs for Indian students in UK: Accommodation: £400-1,500/month (£99-350/week) depending on city. London: £650-1,500. Other cities: £400-800. Food & Groceries: £150-250/month (cooking at home, Indian groceries). Eating out adds £100-200. Transport: £50-80/month (student discount on buses, trains). Many walk/cycle to campus. Mobile Phone: £10-25/month (SIM-only plans). Personal expenses: £50-100/month (toiletries, clothes, entertainment). Books & Supplies: £30-50/month (use library, buy second-hand). Total Monthly: London: £1,100-2,000. Other cities: £750-1,300. Annual living cost: London: £13,000-24,000. Other cities: £9,000-15,500. Part-time work can cover £800-1,000 of monthly expenses. These are estimates - your spending depends on lifestyle choices.

Do you help Indian students find shared accommodation with other Indians?

Yes! Shared accommodation (flatshare) is popular among Indian students. We can help you find: Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) with individual rooms and shared kitchen/living areas, private flats with 2-6 bedrooms where you share with other students, houses with Indian or South Asian student groups. Benefits: lower rent (£99-150/week instead of £150-300 for studios), built-in friend group, shared cooking (Indian meals together), cultural comfort, split utility bills. We can match you with: other Indian students at same university, students from your region (North/South India), students in same course or year. Let us know your preferences (vegetarian flatmates, language preferences, etc.) and we'll find suitable shared options.

What is the difference between studio, ensuite, and shared room in UK?

Studio (Self-Contained): Your own private space with bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette. No sharing. Rent: £180-350/week. Best for: privacy, couples, mature students. Ensuite Room: Your private bedroom with attached bathroom, but shared kitchen/living area with other students. Rent: £130-220/week. Best for: balance of privacy and social life, most popular choice. Shared Room (Non-Ensuite): Your private bedroom but shared bathroom and kitchen with flatmates. Rent: £99-150/week. Best for: budget-conscious students, very social people. Shared Room (Twin): Two students share one bedroom (rare, cheapest). Rent: £70-100/week. Best for: maximum savings, close friends. Most Indian students prefer: Ensuite (privacy + socializing) or Shared rooms (affordable + community). Studios are expensive but offer independence.

How does the UK tenancy agreement work for students?

UK student tenancy explained: Contract Length: Usually 44 weeks (academic year, September to June) or 52 weeks (full year). Check if you need accommodation during summer. Deposit: 4-6 weeks rent, protected in government scheme (TDS, DPS, MyDeposits). Returned after tenancy if no damage. Rent Payment: Usually monthly in advance. Some accept quarterly or termly payment. Can be paid from Indian bank via international transfer. Notice Period: Usually 1-2 months if you want to leave early. Break clauses may apply. Joint vs Individual Tenancy: Joint = all flatmates sign one contract, responsible together. Individual = you sign only for your room. Bills: Check if 'bills included' or you pay separately. Most student properties include bills. Inventory Check: Document property condition at move-in. Take photos. Check again at move-out to avoid deposit deductions. Always read contract carefully. Our team explains every clause in detail.

What if I have problems with accommodation after moving in?

We provide ongoing support even after you move in: Contact us immediately via WhatsApp (+91 897 577 2486) if you face: maintenance issues (broken heating, plumbing), safety concerns, landlord disputes, deposit return problems, or any accommodation-related issues. We will: mediate between you and landlord, escalate to property management, guide you on UK tenant rights, help resolve disputes, provide alternative accommodation if needed (in extreme cases). UK Tenant Rights: Right to safe, habitable property. Right to deposit protection. Right to privacy (landlord can't enter without notice). Right to repairs within reasonable time. If landlord doesn't resolve issues: We help you contact Citizens Advice Bureau, escalate to local council housing department, file complaints if necessary. You're not alone - we're here throughout your stay in UK.

Can international students rent accommodation without UK credit history?

Yes! Most landlords accept international students without UK credit history. Common requirements for Indian students: Guarantor: Your parents in India can act as guarantors. They'll need to provide: ID proof, address proof, financial documents (bank statements, income proof). Rent in Advance: Some landlords accept 3-6 months rent paid upfront instead of guarantor. Larger Deposit: Sometimes 6-8 weeks deposit instead of standard 4-6 weeks. University Letter: Your admission letter proves you're a genuine student. Student Status: Being a student is actually an advantage - landlords prefer students in university areas. Previous Rental References: If you have any (from India), they help but not mandatory. Our team negotiates on your behalf and finds landlord-friendly solutions. Most properties on our platform are used to international students and have flexible arrangements.

Is UK student accommodation furnished or do I need to buy furniture?

Good news - most UK student accommodation comes fully furnished! Standard furnishings included: Bedroom: single or double bed with mattress, study desk and chair, wardrobe or closet, chest of drawers, bookshelf. Kitchen: fridge/freezer, oven and stove, microwave, kettle, basic cookware and utensils (sometimes). Living Room (if shared flat): sofa or seating, coffee table, TV (sometimes), dining table and chairs. Bathroom: shower or bathtub, toilet, sink (obviously). What you need to bring: bedding (sheets, pillows, duvet/blanket) - can buy in UK cheaply, towels, personal items, study materials, kitchen utensils if not provided. You can buy everything needed from UK stores (IKEA, Argos, Primark, Wilko) for £100-200 total. This is much better than unfurnished where you'd spend £1,000+ on furniture.

How do I pay rent from India for UK accommodation?

Multiple payment options available: International Bank Transfer (Most Common): Transfer from your Indian bank to UK landlord's account. Use: Wire transfer (SWIFT), Online platforms like Wise (formerly TransferWise) - lower fees, Western Union or MoneyGram, Your Indian bank's forex services. Charges: ₹2,000-5,000 per transfer depending on amount. Takes 2-5 business days. Demand Draft: Get DD from Indian bank in GBP. More expensive and slower. Credit/Debit Card: Some properties accept international cards. 2-3% processing fee usually. PayPal: Rare for rent but some accept. Higher fees. UK Bank Account: Once in UK, open student bank account and pay locally. Easier for ongoing rent. Tips: Set up recurring transfers if possible, factor in exchange rate fluctuations (hedge if possible), keep all transaction receipts for tax/visa purposes. Our team guides you through payment process for your chosen property.

What are the best student areas for accommodation in London?

London student areas by university and budget: Zone 1-2 (Premium, £200-350/week): Bloomsbury (UCL, SOAS), South Kensington (Imperial College), Holborn (LSE), King's Cross (Central Saint Martins, UAL). Zone 2-3 (Mid-Range, £150-220/week): Camden (near UCL), Stratford (near Queen Mary), Greenwich (University of Greenwich), Bethnal Green (near City University). Zone 3-4 (Affordable, £120-180/week): Mile End (Queen Mary), Wembley (University of Westminster), Kingston (Kingston University), Croydon (near various unis). Zone 5-6 (Budget, £100-150/week): Uxbridge (Brunel University), Hatfield (University of Hertfordshire), Egham (Royal Holloway). Consider: tube connectivity (check Transport for London), travel time to campus (under 45 minutes ideal), safety (research area before booking), Indian community nearby (many in East London - Wembley, Southall, Croydon). Our team recommends areas based on your university and budget.

Do you provide accommodation for couples or families with children?

Yes! We help find accommodation for: Couples: Married students, both studying at UK universities. Options: studio apartments, one-bedroom flats, shared houses with private rooms. Rent: £180-400/week depending on city and size. Students with Dependents: Students bringing spouse or children on dependent visa. Options: one-bedroom or two-bedroom flats. Rent: £220-500/week. Near schools/nurseries if you have children. Requirements: proof of marriage, dependent visa documents, sometimes higher deposit or guarantor. University family accommodation: Some universities have dedicated family housing - we can help you apply. Best cities for families: Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds (good schools, lower costs, Indian communities). London has options but more expensive. Our team specializes in finding suitable family accommodation with school proximity if needed.

What is the average commute time from accommodation to university in UK?

Typical commute times for UK student accommodation: Walking Distance (0-20 minutes): Most popular. Our platform focuses on walk-to-campus properties. Campus accommodation: 0-5 minutes. Near-campus private: 5-15 minutes. Slightly further: 15-25 minutes. By Bicycle (20-40 minutes effective): UK is very cycle-friendly. Saves transport costs. Many students bike 15-30 minutes. Universities provide free/cheap bike parking. By Public Transport (20-60 minutes): Bus/Metro/Tube in cities. Student discount on transport (30% off). Consider monthly pass costs (£50-80). Total commute budget: £30-50/month if not walking. Benefits of close accommodation (5-15 min walk): save transport costs (£50-80/month = £450-720/year), save time (1-2 hours daily), attend more campus activities, use library/facilities easily, better social life. Our recommendation: Try to find accommodation within 20 minutes walk if budget allows. It improves overall university experience significantly.

Can I book accommodation before getting UK student visa?

Yes, and often recommended! Many students book accommodation before visa approval because: Good properties fill up fast (especially for September intake), booking confirmation helps with visa application (shows you have arranged accommodation), reduces stress (one less thing to worry about after visa approval), better availability and prices (early bird benefits). Risk mitigation: Choose properties with flexible cancellation policy if visa rejected, pay only booking deposit initially (£200-500), full payment after visa approval, get written confirmation of cancellation terms. Our service: We help you find properties with visa-rejection cancellation clauses, only suggest landlords who understand international students, guide on documentation for visa application, assist with backup options. Typical timeline: Apply for accommodation: 3-4 months before course start, wait for visa: 4-8 weeks processing, move in: 1-2 weeks before course start. Book early, book smart, with safety net.

What utilities and bills are included in UK student accommodation rent?

Standard inclusions in UK student properties: Usually Included ('Bills Included' properties): Water (cold and hot), electricity for lights and appliances, gas for heating and cooking, high-speed WiFi internet (usually 50-100 Mbps), council tax (automatically exempt for full-time students). Sometimes Included (check listing): TV license (£159/year if watching live TV), contents insurance for your belongings, weekly/monthly cleaning of common areas, laundry facilities (washing machine, dryer), building maintenance and repairs. Usually NOT Included: Personal contents insurance (£5-15/month, highly recommended), food and groceries, personal mobile phone bill, streaming services (Netflix, etc.), any damages you cause to property. Always ask: Is it 'all bills included' or not? If bills not included, expect £50-100/month extra. Our recommendation: Choose 'bills included' properties for budget certainty and convenience. No surprise bills at month-end.

How safe is UK for Indian students and what areas to avoid?

UK is generally very safe for international students, including Indians. Safety facts: UK ranks among top 20 safest countries globally, university areas are heavily policed, campuses have 24/7 security, emergency services (999) respond quickly, low violent crime rate compared to many countries. Tips for Indian students: Choose accommodation in well-lit, populated areas (we verify this), travel in groups at night, register with Indian High Commission (Overseas Citizens Services), join university Indian society (safety in community), keep emergency contacts saved. Areas generally safe: Most university areas and student neighborhoods are very safe. Areas that are safe but check specific streets: Some parts of London (research postcodes), certain neighborhoods in Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds. Our verification: We check crime statistics for every area, visit properties personally, talk to current Indian student tenants, only list properties in safe, student-friendly neighborhoods. UK police are helpful and professional. Universities have dedicated international student support. Overall: UK is very safe for Indian students. Use common sense, follow basic safety practices.

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Do you charge any booking fees or commission from students?

How can Indian students book UK student accommodation from India?

Are the properties safe and verified for Indian students?

What is the average rent for student accommodation in UK cities?

How close are accommodations to university campus?

Can my parents contact you to verify accommodation safety?

What documents are required to book UK student accommodation?

Which UK universities and cities do you cover?

When should I start searching for UK student accommodation?

Do you provide help with UK student visa or just accommodation?

What makes NRIGradHomes different from Student.com, Uniplaces, or Accommodation for Students?

Can I view the property virtually before booking from India?

What is included in UK student accommodation rent?

How much security deposit is required for UK student accommodation?

Can I find Indian roommates or flatmates through NRIGradHomes?

What are the cheapest cities for student accommodation in UK?

Is it better to book university halls or private accommodation?

What happens if I defer my university course or visa gets rejected?

Are Indian grocery stores and restaurants available near accommodations?

What are the cheapest UK universities for Indian students to study?

Can I work part-time as an international student in UK?

What is the cost of living for Indian students in UK per month?

Do you help Indian students find shared accommodation with other Indians?

What is the difference between studio, ensuite, and shared room in UK?

How does the UK tenancy agreement work for students?

What if I have problems with accommodation after moving in?

Can international students rent accommodation without UK credit history?

Is UK student accommodation furnished or do I need to buy furniture?

How do I pay rent from India for UK accommodation?

What are the best student areas for accommodation in London?

Do you provide accommodation for couples or families with children?

What is the average commute time from accommodation to university in UK?

Can I book accommodation before getting UK student visa?

What utilities and bills are included in UK student accommodation rent?

How safe is UK for Indian students and what areas to avoid?

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Do you charge any booking fees or commission from students?

How can Indian students book UK student accommodation from India?

Are the properties safe and verified for Indian students?

What is the average rent for student accommodation in UK cities?

How close are accommodations to university campus?

Can my parents contact you to verify accommodation safety?

What documents are required to book UK student accommodation?

Which UK universities and cities do you cover?

When should I start searching for UK student accommodation?

Do you provide help with UK student visa or just accommodation?

What makes NRIGradHomes different from Student.com, Uniplaces, or Accommodation for Students?

Can I view the property virtually before booking from India?

What is included in UK student accommodation rent?

How much security deposit is required for UK student accommodation?

Can I find Indian roommates or flatmates through NRIGradHomes?

What are the cheapest cities for student accommodation in UK?

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