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International students can apply to Oxford University online through the UCAS application to study UG programs. Mentioned below is the Oxford application deadlines for international students:

  • Equal consideration deadline for UG courses is Oct 15, 2026
  • The deadlines for PG courses vary by program

University of Oxford Courses & Fees 2027

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Courses1st Year Tuition FeesDuration & Eligibility
M.Sc.(61 courses)
INR 26 L - 80 LGet Fee Details
Duration: 9 months-3 years
Exam Accepted: IELTS: 7 - 7.5, TOEFL: 100 - 110, PTE, Duolingo, GRE, GMAT: 717 & Above
M.A.(63 courses)
INR 35 L - 59 LGet Fee Details
Duration: 9 months-2 years
Exam Accepted: IELTS: 7.5 & Above, TOEFL: 110 & Above, PTE, Duolingo, GRE
B.A.(245 courses)
INR 0 - 74 LGet Fee Details
Duration: 21 months-5 years
Exam Accepted: IELTS: 7.5 & Above, TOEFL, PTE: 76 & Above, Duolingo
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Q:   Which are the top courses at Oxford chosen by Indian students, and how can we apply?
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Indian students have chosen courses at University of Oxford according to the rankings globally, career opportunities offered and the overall academic excellence at the university. Some of the top ranked courses at Oxford include Law, Computer Sciences, Economics and Management, Medicine, Philosophy, Politics, Economics, Mathematics and Statistics, MBA, etc. Since the acceptance rate is too low, getting into these programs is quite tough for international students. Undergraduate students must hold a strong Class 12 profile from a recognised board, with exceptional performance, a personal statement, and a reference letter.

To be eligible to study a PG course like MBA, students will be required to submit a Bachelors Degree with a high GPA from an accredited university along with Statement Of Purpose and Letters of Recommendation. 

Q:   What are the requirements to take admission to the Oxford Said Business School?
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International students should have a UG degree to fulfill the qualification at Oxford with good grades. They should submit written statement, online test, GMAT or GRE score, work experience proof, reference, CV, English language requirements, and more. Students should fulfill these requirements to get into said Business school.

Q:   What is the Oxford 1+1 MBA program?
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Oxford University offers a unique opportunity to international students to combine their current programme from the department with their one-year MBA. This helps to gain deep knowledge in the particular fields, and improve Business understanding.

Q:   Which Oxford course is best for Indians interested in IAS or Civil Service?
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Indian students who are interested in IAS or Civil Services must opt for courses such as Philosophy, Politics and Economics, History, International Relations, Development Studies, Public Policy, and more. These courses are renowned for developing analytical, political, and economic perspectives which is crucial for civil services. In addition, most PG graduates choose Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government and Oxford Department of International Development (ODID).

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MSC Medical Physics with Radiobiology

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MSc in Comparative Social Policy

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MSc Education (Higher Education)

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MSc by Research in Experimental Psychology

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MSt in Oriental Studies

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MSc in Pharmacology

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MSc in Political Theory Research

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MSc in Visual, Material and Museum Anthropology

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MSc in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies

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MSc in Financial Economics

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MSc in Law and Finance

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MSt in Classical Hebrew Studies

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MPhil in History of Science, Medicine and Technology

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Magister Juris (MJur)

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MSc in Sustainability, Enterprise and the Environment

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61 CoursesStar Icon4.3(3)9 months - 3 years
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245 Courses21 months - 5 years
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63 CoursesStar Icon3.9(1)12 months - 2 years
₹31 L - 56 L
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MBA/PGDM

6 CoursesStar Icon4.0(5)9 months - 1 year
₹55 L - 1 Cr
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Others PG

17 CoursesStar Icon4.5(1)9 - 12 months
₹52 L - 59 L
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31 CoursesStar Icon4.4(2)3 - 6 years
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PG Diploma

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MBBS

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University of Oxford Fee Breakdown 2027

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Q:   Is Oxford cheaper than Harvard?
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Let us compare the tuition fees range of Harvard University and the University of Oxford for UG and PG courses:

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1st-Year Fee Range for UG Courses

1st-Year Fee Range for PG Courses

Oxford University

INR 29 Lacs – INR 47 lakh

INR 26 Lacs – INR 83 lakh

Harvard University

INR 41 Lacs – INR 45 lakh

INR 18 Lacs – INR 72 lakh

The starting range of the tuition fees at Oxford for UG course is less than Harvard, whereas, the upper range of the fees is roughly same. However, studying PG courses at Oxford University is costlier than Harvard University. 

Q:   Is the University of Oxford ranked under Financial Times?
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Yes, the Financial Times Ranking is one of the dependable rankings in the context of MBA or Business Schools rankings. It has been publishing Business Schools rankings since 1999.

A few of the rankings provided by Financial Times are Global MBA, The Oxford University Master's in Business Administration, Masters in Finance, Executive MBA, etc. For the MBA Rankings 2026, the University of Oxford ranks at #27 position. For the year 2025, this university is ranked at #26 which shows a slight decline in its rankings from last year. 

 

Q:   How is Oxford University ranked under the Shanghai rankings?
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The University of Oxford is ranked by the most prestigious ranking bodies in the world. And Shanghai rankings is one of them. It is ranked #6 in 2025 which is similar with what it was in 2024. 

Under these rankings, the subjects like Law, Mathematics, Nursing, Physics, Political Sciences are also ranked well. Look at these rankings closely - 

  • Law (#8)
  • Mathematics (#3)
  • Nursing (#151)
  • Physics (#10)
  • Sociology (#8)
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4 years as an undergrad in the University of Oxford
Tips: Before coming here, I was very study-oriented. Now I know everything is important in life. Studying and enjoying should go hand in hand for best productivity. Join clubs and meet new people and explore new ideas. I had the fully funded Reach Oxford Scholarship. The allowance was around 14k GBP per year for living costs. And academic feelings were covered as well. So, I was saving money each year from this. I am very satisfied with all the opportunities and fun I had at this university.
Likes (Post study jobs): Most of my friends and seniors got jobs before completing the degree. Others went on for higher studies to good universities and full funding as well. The networking quality and quantity are excellent, which makes getting jobs a bit easier compared to other universities.
Dislikes (Part time work): In the whole 4 years I found only 2-3 people who did part-time work, especially tutoring. I have never looked much into this either, so I can't guarantee. But I think there are lots of options in Oxford for part-time jobs, both including and excluding tutoring.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 2900
Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 36000
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Tips: I was lucky enough to get my funding sorted through the Rhodes Scholarship, which is an absolute lifesaver out here. It covers every single cent of the Oxford tuition fees and throws in a monthly stipend of just over £1,500. Honestly, that's more than enough to live comfortably in Oxford without constantly stressing about money. As for the uni itself, the place is an academic pressure cooker. The pace of the course is relentless, but they don't just leave you out to dry—there are plenty of libraries, welfare teams,and departmental resources to help you keep your head above water when the workload piles up. Plus, living and studying alongside a massive, global mix of people completely forces you out of your shell, which does wonders for your communication skills. Looking back at the past year, I’m incredibly happy with how everything turned out. It’s been an intense, unforgettable experience that completely changed how I think, work, and handle life overall.
Likes (Public transportation): Oxford is very well connected with public transport, especially through the network of buses that run across the city. However, most students use a bicycle to commute as this is the most economical option. Nonetheless, Oxford is pretty walkable and also well-connected to the rest of the UK through rail.
Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): You need to keep a serious eye on the timeline if you're doing the M.Sc. in Mathematical and Theoretical Physics at Oxford. Because the course is a super-intense, nine-month sprint, your student visa is usually only capped at 10 or 11 months total. That gives you basically zero breathing room once Trinity term wraps up. If your goal is to stay in the UK long-term and settle down permanently, you have to hustle to secure a proper full-time job and sort out a sponsored work visa. Absolutely none of this happens automatically when you graduate. You don't just get handed a passport with your Oxford degree, so you need to be networking and applying for roles from day one if you want to transition to a Graduate Route visa or a Skilled Worker visa before your student visa cuts you off.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1200
Prepping time for classes18 hours/Week
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University of Oxford is an academic disneyland.
Tips: Please get scholarships, have funding on your side so that you can take the full experience of studying in college without having to worry about part time jobs. Also, having a very strong academic background, this will help you achieve cutting edge growth rather than catching up growth.
Likes (Student Life): It's the best campus life I have had in the UK. Oxford has over 30 colleges, each with its own college life, dining hall, chaplaincy, common room and events. Even 1 year is not enough to explore all of them. Apart from that, there are so many academic and non academic talks, seminars, and research colloquium organised by every department.
Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): For getting a permanent residency, one needs to stay in the country for 10 years on a work sponsorship which is very difficult. I wouldn't opt for permanent residency. I want to stay here for some time and then go back to developing my country,
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1250
Prepping time for classes50 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 30175
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Academically rigorous and fun loving at Oxford.
Tips: It is competitive to get to Oxford, and it makes a lot of sense if you come here with a scholarship. The university is lovely and the environment is encouraging and challenging with rigorous academics. Students usually spend hours in libraries during exam times. However, it is equally fun too.
Likes (Part time work): There are multiple part time jobs for students. Although I don't engage in one myself, half of my friends do, including restaurants, etc. They manage it well and are paid the minimum UK wage, which is around 12 pounds per hour. Hence I think it is not that bad.
Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): The UK requires a minimum stay of around 10 years to get PR, however, it can vary if you get the Global Talent visa. I think I will be going for the latter option after finishing my Ph.D. which offers PR in 5 years. Maybe I will look for PR, given that the opportunities are good.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1900
Prepping time for classes17 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 26550
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Oxford is an academic disneyland.
Tips: Please have a complete knowledge of the course that you are studying because it is really competitive and intense. The courses here at Oxford are designed to help students incorporate critical analysis skills, so they are very indulging and mentally demanding.
Likes (Indian Food): There is a street in Cowley Oxford which has all the food options from all the countries. It is locally known as diaspora street! There are restaurants catering to gastronomic needs from across the globe. There are also convenience stores that provide food sourced directly from India at a competitive rate.
Dislikes (Public transportation): The public transportation is not at all reliable. Buses are cancelled frequently. There is no other public mode of transport for students. The black taxis are out of reach, with average fares being GBP 45 for a couple of miles. The minimum bus fares are GBP 2.8 for 1 tap.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1225
Prepping time for classes45 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 30725
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MBA - Batch of 2026
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It’s been a great journey. You’re always busy doing something.
Tips: Very intellectually stimulating. Nothing is spoon fed; you need to maintain an active network to know about opportunities. The weather is not that big of an issue. It is generally cold and rainy but the inside is properly insulated. No scholarships. Quite a lot of case competitions and esteemed faculty, keeping the MBA programme above quality.
Likes (Student Life): Oxford is a college town. It's very common to bump into someone you know when you're just walking on the street or buying groceries. Outside of the business school, there are tremendous opportunities to get involved in. It keeps a good balance between your career and interests.
Dislikes (Part time work): Not permitted and not enough time. You only have one year to study, secure an internship, get a job placement, network with the cohort and build good LinkedIn connections while at the same time attending employers' engagement. There isn't enough time to partake in part time opportunities.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 1300
Prepping time for classes15 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 62850
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