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To take admission, the applicants are required to meet the below-given University of Warwick entry requirements for MBA course:

• Applicants as an individual: The applicants must be intellectually outstanding and display strong interpersonal and communication skills, motivation, maturity, creativity, drive, and leadership qualities. Also, the applicants must have proven academic ability, the desire to learn, the ability to work effectively in a team, and the potential to succeed
• Academic record: It is preferred that the applicants must have an upper second class honors at the undergraduate level from a UK university or the equivalent from an overseas university. Moreover, Warwick University also welcomes applications from those who do not have the academic qualifications, but are exceptional, with a proven ability to achieve
• Experience: The applicants must have at least three years post-graduation professional business experience
• GMAT or GRE Test score: A well-balanced GMAT or GRE score is also required
• English Language Proficiency Test score: IELTS Academic / TOEFL / PTE, etc.

The minimum scores required in the English language proficiency tests are given below:

According to Warwick facts, the university welcome over 920 students from South Asia each year from foundation programme to research degrees. Warwick University has 741 students from India studying on its campus currently. The university is home to more than 9,500 international students from 147 countries. Furthermore, for international students, the university has over 300 clubs and societies where they can get involved with and meet other students from their respective countries and across the world. The societies include academic activities & games, campaigning, cultural, film & media, food & drink, etc. 

Read: Student Life in UK: What to Expect?

Applicants are required to meet the academic as well as English language test requirements to take admission to the University of Warwick. Mentioned below are the basic admission requirement for UG and PG admission at Warwick:

Undergraduate Courses

• The applicants must have studied the Higher Secondary Certificate / Class 12 / Class 12 from CBSE or CISCE or some state-boards
• Note that the following departments do not accept CBSE Applied Mathematics: Computer Science, Stats and Maths. All other departments shall consider CBSE Applied Mathematics or Mathematics as equivalent to A-level Mathematics

Typical offers for Class 12 students (across 5 subjects) will typically be:

The following levels shall typically be accepted from Indian Class 10 in order to meet UK GCSE requirements:

Postgraduate Courses

• For admission to postgraduate taught or research degrees at the University of Warwick, the applicants would require a minimum first class or upper second only, with a minimum 60% - 80% depending on the applicant’s institute.
• Those with a 5-year LLB from a recognised Indian institution shall be considered with a minimum of 55% - 60%, depending on the institution

International students must meet the admission requirements for Warwick admission. They must follow the Warwick application process and submit the application before the deadline. The application process for the University of Warwick depends on the type of course for which you are applying:

• Undergraduate admissions: All applications to undergraduate degree programs at the University of Warwick should be made through UCAS. The applicants shall not be able to apply to the university directly
• Postgraduate admissions: The postgraduate applications must be made directly to the university. For most taught postgraduate applications, a standard University of Warwick application fee of £35 Sterling for online applications or £60 Sterling for paper applications is applicable. PhD applications do not need an application fee. Also, note that the MBA course has a separate application fee

The most popular English language qualification is IELTS, and the majority of admission criteria are specified in terms of the IELTS score needed. IELTS scores only remain valid for two years.

Standard prerequisites for undergraduates are as follows:

Depending on the subject and year or level of enrollment, undergraduate (Bachelor's) courses require a minimum IELTS score of 5.5 or 6, or equivalent. Your chosen course's particular criteria, including the individual component scores, will be listed on the course page of the official website.

Standard prerequisites for postgraduates are as follows:

For the majority of postgraduate (Masters) programs, you must have an English language proficiency score of at least IELTS 6.0 or 6.5, or an equivalent, depending on your chosen field of study. Individual component scores and other specific requirements for your chosen course will be listed on the course page of the official website.