Would deferring my admission to next year be a better idea to apply for scholarships?
Deferring your admission to the next academic year can reduce your chances of getting scholarships, as most are awarded for the year you start your course. If you defer, you may need to reapply for scholarships, and some may not allow deferral at all.
You may also face higher tuition fees in the new academic year, as fee structures are subject to change.
With your strong academics and IELTS score, you are likely eligible for scholarships this year. Applying now usually gives you the best chance at funding.
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