I already aPPlied for u.k student visa.but my visa is refused.?

i aPPlied for u.k student visa.but my visa is refused some little bit mistakes like i did not give the original PaPers.after this i hi er the layer in london & again he aPPly for revise on 1 october but no rePly.then suggest me what can i do for further Processing.because i really want to go in u.k for a higher study.last 6 months is complete.now i want fast Processing within 2 months.then Please suggest me how can i got my visa.its very serious matter.i have no more time.my 6 months is totally waste for this visa.i want visa in december.its Possible then Please suggest me.

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GUN JAN JUNEJA

TravelinAngel

Hello Dear
Here are some things you must know about a Student visa
Student Visitor
You must be able to prove to The Consulate Staff that you will follow these rules
- You can come to study in the UK for a maximum of 6 months
- Your stay in the UK cannot be extended
- No work (whether paid or unpaid) is allowed
Money
You will need to show that you have enough money available to cover either the full length of the course (for courses which last under 12 months) or which cover the first 12 months of a course which is for more than a year. The minimum amount of money you need is enough for:
- any unpaid tuition/course fees [for the first year of study], plus:
- living expenses of Â£800 per month [Â£9,600 for a course of 1 year or more], plus:
- living expenses of Â£535 per month [Â£6,420 for a course of 1 year or more] for each dependent (usually a husband, wife or child) you bring with you to the UK
[previously minimum amount of money was not fixed, although it needed to be enough to support yourself without any help from the UK government]
Visa application process
You will be able to check for yourself if you have enough "points" to be able to get a student visa (to avoid wasting your time and money making an unsuccessful application).
You will need to obtain your student visa before arriving in the UK.
You will need to give your fingerprints and to obtain a biometric identity card.
You will need to obtain a document called a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from your school, for which you will pay Â£10.
You will need to pay a student visa application fee of about Â£100 (plus the same amount for any dependent who wishes to join you in the UK)
Attendance reporting
Your school will check if you are attending classes, and it must report you to the Home Office's UK Border Agency if you are not going to school (normally you will be reported after an unauthorised absence of two weeks)
[previously a school did not have to report you to the Home Office if you did not attend classes]
Changing schools
If you wish to change your school within the UK, you will need to obtain a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from your new school and will need to inform the Home Office's UK Border Agency before you change.
[previously it was possible to change school without informing the Home Office, although students were supposed to inform the Home Office about such changes]
Extending a student visa while in the UK
The period for a student visa will depend on the course length, but will be a maximum of 4 years if studying for a university degree or higher qualification, or 3 years for studies at a lower level.
It will continue to be possible to apply to extend a student visa without leaving the UK. The fee is currently Â£295 for a postal application, and Â£500 for an application in person
If you are coming to the UK as a student and you are not given a visa / entry clearance or leave to enter the UK, contact your UK school for help as soon as possible. If you need further information you may wish to contact UKCISA
Best of Luck!

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