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Saakshi Majumder

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The first-year Oxford fees to study MA vary from INR 26 L to INR 45 L for international students. The below table includes first-year University of Oxford fees for MA specializations:

Oxford MA Specializations

First-Year Fees

MSc in Contemporary Chinese Studies

INR 27.5 L

MSc in Political Theory Research

INR 45.49 L

MPhil in Global and Area Studies

INR 35 L

MSt in Music (Musicology)

INR 43.8 L

MSc in Politics Research

INR 30.96 L

MSt in Ancient Philosophy

INR 43.8 L

 

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Rupali Singh

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Students can take part in any one of the 80+ student clubs at LBS. Also, there are 1,000+ club events every year which students can attend. A few of the student clubs are the Tech and Media Club, Women in Business Club, Retail and Luxury & Goods Club, Foodie Club, Photography Club, etc. Also, with a wide choice of fitness classes, a fully-equipped gym, etc. students can optimize their health and well-being during their school experience.

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Chandra Shekhar

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Oxford University acceptance rate is 30% for master's admission., which makes admission moderately competitive for international students. Therefore, yes it is hard to study master's at Oxford for students. Applicants must meet the university admission requirements and submit an online application by the deadline to be eligible for Oxford master's admission.

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Satyendra Rastogi

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Applicants who meet the Oxford University admission requirements are eligible to pursue an MA degree at the university. They must complete a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline and also meet the English language requirement to get into the university. Mentioned below are the steps to apply for MA admission at Oxford USA:

Step 1: Visit the programme website and start the application.

Step 2: Check the Oxford MA admission deadline and requirements.

Step 3: Fill the details and provide the necessary documents.

Step 4: Provide LORs, SOP, test scores, etc. to continue.

Step 5: Review and pay the Oxford University application fee i.e., £7

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Lalit Gulati

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A Master of Studies (MSt) is a part-time degree awarded at the University of Oxford. A Master of Arts (MA) is an honorary qualification at the university. For students who attend Oxford University and undertake Master's-level study, there are two options – the Master of Philosophy, which is awarded for full-time Master's-level study, and the Master of Studies which is awarded for part-time Master's-level study. They both have the same gravitas and are recognised as having the same level of degree. 

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Manori Khandelwal

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Oxford University offers an MA programme for international students. The duration of the MA course at the university is 9 months-2 years. Students can complete the first year of the Oxford MA course for between INR 26 L and INR 45 L. So, yes you can study MA at Oxford.

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Upasana Khandelwal

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The University of Wales does not itself offer an MBA. To check the fees, students will have to refer to the official websites of the institutions that offer MBA programs validated by the University of Wales. For example:

  • University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD): The university offers a 1-year MBA in International Business and the tuition fee for this course is ?15.93 L for the first year.  

  • University of South Wales: They have a variety of MBA programs. The international student fees for full-time MBA programme is ?17.94 L for 2025/26 entry.

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Virajita Bisht

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The average weekly rent for a studio apartment in Chelsea is EUR 291 to EUR 351, which increases by half if the students go for a one-bedroom which can be EUR 434 to EUR 494. So yes it is really expensive to study here. 

The rent includes utility bills, internet, basic insurance, maintenance, and cleaning.

Adding the living cost and other costs, the average cost of living in London near the university can be around EUR 1,300 to EUR 1,400 (INR 1.39 L to INR 1.5 L).

(GBP 1 = INR 116.68)

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Divya Shukla

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There are several options for housing near and off the imperial College Business School campus that includes:

On Campus: The on campus housing can be considered accessible and convenient, Balfour Flats and Belmont Tower are located in the centre of the campus.

The students can also opt for private halls of residence, private accommodation such as Elma at White city is a great option for students, it has a gym and common room, private halls in Hammersmith are in close proximity to the Business School and they have a family friendly atmosphere.

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·         Goldsmiths House

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Rachit Arora

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Life at Imperial College Business School is pretty social. The students are motivated to participate in various activities with many student-led organisations. There are numerous restaurants, theatres, shops, cinemas, and museums within walking distance to the South Kensington Campus where Imperial College Business School is situated. The Imperial college union has over 380 student-led clubs and societies including cultural, academic, sports, and charitable groups.

Imperial College also hosts multiple social events where there are parties, networking, cultural celebrations and networking events. There is something called a fresher week

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