BA (Hons) Business Studies 

at London School of Commerce, London

London School of Commerce Top Scholarships:

1. K.C. Mahindra Unimoni Student Stars Scholarships for Post-Graduate Study Abroad.
2. Scholarship for JN Tata Endowment Loan 2023.
3. Narotam Sekhsaria's Academic Awards.  

How These Scholarships Can Be Obtained:
The Indian students applying to the Scholarships can apply at the website. Every scholarship has unique requirements for eligibility and application processes that applicants must complete.

The money in Indian rupees required to study at London School of Commerce is different for different courses. For the MS course it is INR 7.5 lakh, for the MBA course it is INR 7.25 lakh, for the MIM course it is INR 7.25 lakh and for the BBA course it is INR 16.65 lakh. The other expenses like the cost of accomodation, the meals and the medicie are extra and the student has to pay more for this depending upon the type of accomodation choosen.

London School of Commerce rankings, such as QS World University Rankings, do not list the London School of Commerce among the world's best universities. Having 5.0 rating on EDU opinions, it can be said that London School of Commerce is doing well.

The cost of living at London School of Commerce involves the following bifurcations:-

Accomodation cost of £500 and £1,400 a month.
Utilities for £120 a month for electricity, gas, water, council tax and internet.
Housing costs (in dorms): £400–£1,000.
Travel cost $40 to $120 a month.
Meals cost £150 to £500 a month.
The other costs depends on the way a student lives.

Imperial College London charges higher average tuition fees than the London School of Commerce. Imperial College London charges international students between £32,000 and £34,500 for the majority of its undergraduate and graduate programs, with medicine costing £45,300 annually. In contrast, the London School of Commerce charges an average tuition of £47,265 for undergraduate programs and £46,580 for postgraduate degrees.Courses at Imperial College London are therefore usually more expensive than those at the London School of Commerce.

London School of Commerce admits ordinary Indian students who fulfill the requirements, which vary by program and usually range from 88 to 128 UCAS points. The school provides possibilities for students to continue their academic interests and career aspirations by offering a variety of programs in subjects like business, computing, law, etc.

Applying to London School of Commerce is different from applying to other universities in London:
London School of Commerce and other UK universities accept applications through the UCAS application system. Applications may be accepted for a maximum of five colleges or courses each school's website will specify the exact requirements for each. The personal statement is a crucial component of the application process for many UK universities, including LSC. It is different from American application essays and should show the applicant's passion for the job for which they are applying.

London School of Commerce application deadlines are in February, April, June, August, October and November for seasons intake. These vary depending on the intake you are applying for. Apply before the deadlines approach to get admission. Make sure you upload all the mandatory documents in the application process. 

Check few documents for visa process required to take admission in London School of Commerce mentioned below
Valid passport and passport photographs
Academic Requirements including valid ATAS certificate and CAS.
Proof of funds like bank statements to cover expenses.
TB report