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Clean, rough, it doesn't matter because it's in the eye of the beholder. Some girls like clean, some girls like rough. I don't know the UK fashion style, look nice...plaid is nice, standard jeans. Please don't wear formal unless everyone is suppose to. Although if there is an occasion to wear formal, dress to impress.
Your grades should be irrelevant when it comes to women. Your study habits is something you develop over the years, do what you've done before and don't let women get in the way.
Edit: I feel like you're too focused on the superficial things, working on your inner game is 100x better. Learning how to dress and what looks nice comes with experience. If you get compliments from wearing that shirt, you know what looks 'good'.
Can I learn much in a week?
Don't ask yourself questions like that. Setting deadlines can be useful, but not so much for doing something like this. Instead, set goals. For your first day of class, set a goal that you will introduce yourself to 5 people. When you go to a bar for the first time, set a goal that you will approach one woman. Short and attainable goals work best. That's how you'll learn, and that's how you'll get better without getting burned out. Don't focus so much on the end-game or you'll never be happy.