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Tanjilal Hussain Mugdho has been awarded the International Bright Futures scholarship of £3000 for the MSc Computer Networking and Cyber Security course at London Metropolitan University, starting on May 2, 2025. A deposit of £4000 is required, with at least 50% of the first-year tuition fees due before enrollment. Students are advised to pay directly to the university to avoid fraud and must provide proof of payment to complete their application process.

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Offer Letter - Mugdho

Tanjilal Hussain Mugdho has been awarded the International Bright Futures scholarship of £3000 for the MSc Computer Networking and Cyber Security course at London Metropolitan University, starting on May 2, 2025. A deposit of £4000 is required, with at least 50% of the first-year tuition fees due before enrollment. Students are advised to pay directly to the university to avoid fraud and must provide proof of payment to complete their application process.

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Important update

You can now pay your deposit and provide


proof of payment
London Met application ID: 24045307
17/Feb/2025
Course name: MSc Computer Networking and Cyber Security
Year of entry: 2024/25
Course point of entry: Year 1
Course start date: 02/May/2025
Expected course end date: 05/May/2026
Congratulations! Based on the information you provided on your application form, you have
been awarded the International Bright Futures scholarship worth £3000! Your course fee for
2024/25 will be £15150
Dear Tanjilal Hussain Mugdho,
We are delighted to inform you that you can now pay your deposit for your course. The amount
you need to pay is £4000. Please note you must pay at least 50% of your first-year tuition fees at
or before enrolment. If you do not meet the 50% payment requirement, you will not be able to
enrol. The remaining fees are due within three months of your course start date. If you are in
receipt of an official full tuition scholarship or are fully funding your studies through US
Financial Aid, you do not need to pay a deposit. Instead of a proof of deposit payment please
provide a copy of your scholarship offer letter or your loan award letter provided by our US
financial aid office. You can contact them at [email protected]
How to pay your deposit
We strongly recommend that you pay via our online payment facility as this will reach our bank
account instantly. Should you choose to pay by bank transfer this can take up to 10 working days
to reach our bank account.
Once you have paid your deposit you must provide proof of payment by completing the 'Provide
proof of payment' task using the link below. Failure to provide proof of payment will lead to
delays in the processing of your application. Please do not complete the proof of payment task
until you have made your payment. Your username and password can be seen below.
Provide proof of payment >

Your user details


The applicant portal (Evision) is an interface designed so that you can track your current
application status and view any electronic correspondence for your application.
Your username and password:
Username: TAM0921
Password: 21011994 (If you have not already changed it)
If you experience any difficulty logging into the Applicant Portal please
email [email protected] giving your name, student reference number (as stated above)
and a brief description of the problem.

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Once you have successfully paid your deposit and confirmed your payment you should begin to
make arrangements for your visa application. You can find more information about obtaining
your CAS, preparing your financial documents and applying for your visa below.
Visa application advice

If you need to apply for a Student visa and require a Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies (CAS),
and once you have confirmed your visa requirements, we will contact you with a request for
information about your travel plans to the UK. This email will guide you to a mandatory
questionnaire where you can tell us about when you intend to arrive in the UK to start your on-
campus study. Our Compliance team will then send you further information about when you can
receive your CAS and provide you further advice and guidance.
If you have any questions about paying your deposit, please contact the International Team
on [email protected] If you have questions about your visa requirements, please
contact [email protected] We look forward to welcoming you to London
Metropolitan University to study with us.

Refund information
Please note, we will refund the deposit if you withdraw your application before a Confirmation of
Acceptance for Studies (CAS) is issued, but we will not be able to refund you under any of the
following situations:

1. You withdraw your application after a CAS is issued (before enrolment)


2. Your visa is refused due to failure to meet UKVI requirements (before enrolment)
3. You fail to enrol within the enrolment deadline despite demonstrating a granted visa
4. Your visa is refused (or you're refused enrolment by the University) due to providing
fraudulent documentation or misinterpretation of evidence to be admitted onto the
course
5. You initiate a withdrawal or interruption from the course (after enrolment)
6. You are terminated as a student by the University (after enrolment)

Be aware of fraudulent tuition fee messages


What has been happening
There have been instances occurring where international students are being approached in
person or via social media and other channels by individuals offering to pay their university
tuition fees for them at a reduced rate if they use a ‘third party facilitator’.

If you are unsure how to pay


If you are unsure how to pay your London Metropolitan University fees, please contact our
internationally recognised income collections team via email
at [email protected]. They will help you to find the best payment method for
you and consider your payment options.

You should be aware that students can be put under pressure by fraudsters to reach a quick
agreement, such as being told that the ‘exceptional’ exchange rates on offer will expire shortly. In
fact, these individuals are taking money from the students and paying their fees using
compromised bank card details – which could lead to you having to pay twice.

Please do not ever respond to these offers and always pay any fees directly to the London
Metropolitan University by using our authorised payment methods. Paying through our
authorised methods is the only way to guarantee your place to study with us and your funds.

How the fraud is carried out


Scams are predominantly carried out online using large numbers of compromised cards. In many
cases students have shared their student ID and their date of birth to allow fraudsters to ‘pay on
their behalf’. Please do not share your unique student number, date of birth, or any login details
with others.

How to protect yourself


If an offer sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Fees should always be paid directly by
students or their parents to the London Metropolitan University, rather than to a ‘third-party
intermediary’. Please report any suspicious approaches to London Metropolitan University and
always ask us for advice if you are unsure via [email protected]
Yours sincerely,

Admissions Team
Admissions Office | Academic Services | Student Recruitment and Business Development

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