The universities of Dundee and Glasgow came out top in Scotland in a survey rating students' learning experiences.
The National Student Survey (NSS) asked how satisfied students were with the quality of their higher education course.
Both Dundee and Glasgow universities achieved 90% of registered students saying they were satisfied overall.
Glasgow's rating was down 1% on the previous year, while Dundee remained unchanged.
All other Scottish universities netted scores of 80% or above, apart from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland which recorded a satisfaction rating of 79%.
The UK-wide figures were released by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).
Glasgow University has topped the poll in Scotland for the second successive year
Across the UK it found the satisfaction rate for students studying at UK higher education institutions and further education colleges remained high, with 86% saying they were satisfied with their course.
HEFCE said satisfaction has improved since 2014 in five out of six of the groups of questions covered by the survey.
These cover assessment and feedback, academic support, organisation and management, learning resources and personal development.
The University of Dundee welcomed the findings which it said placed it 15th in the UK.
Professor Karl Leydecker, vice-principal for learning and teaching, said: "This outstanding result is a tribute to the dedication of staff, both academic and professional services, right across the university.
"It is also testimony to the very strong relationship that the university enjoys with DUSA (Dundee University Students' Association) in seeking out and responding to student feedback in pursuit of continuous improvement."
Prof Anton Muscatelli, principal and vice-Chancellor of the University of Glasgow, said: "I am absolutely delighted that the University of Glasgow has been rated number one in Scotland, and as one of the very top universities across the UK by our students.
"This is another outstanding result for Glasgow and underlines the importance that everyone at the university places on ensuring that our students enjoy a brilliant learning experience, world-class teaching and support and access to some of the best facilities anywhere in Britain."
The survey was conducted by Ipsos MORI on behalf of UK funding bodies.
