Hi! I’m currently in the middle of the application process, I’m also from India. What field is your daughter looking at? There are only a few fields in the UK that are recognised by the British Psychological Society. It’s important that your daughter’s undergrad degree is accredited by BPS - meaning it should confer Graduate Basis of Chartered Membership (GBC). GBC will cost you around ₹15k. More info about all this can be found on the BPS site. You can find more detailed info here: @saumya.psych on instagram. I’ve found her account very helpful during my application process. Unfortunately, I don’t think you’ll be able to find a course that requires you to pay 10,000 GBP, not even one that doesnt have a good reputation. You need to secure at least 23,000 GBP for a good uni and a good MSc course and another 12,000 GBP for living expenses. In total you’d at least need 40,000 GBP for one year of study. Most MSc Psych courses in UK are one year long, there are some who offer two years then of course the fees and expenses will double (approx 80,000 GBP). Upon deciding which field your daughter wants to go for, Uni ranking does not matter. Your daughter definitely needs to look at the course content - if it’s matching her career goals and what she wants to learn. After that, it’s best to contact alumni from respective universities to know about student experiences. If your daughter plans to work in the UK after graduation, the MSc must be accredited by the BPS. But if she decided to come back then it may not be accredited and you can save up on GBC. I’d suggest to start the application process as early as 5-6 months before the deadline, however each university’s deadline and requirements differ so start your research ASAP.