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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi.

Engineering (all branches)

Imperial strongly prioritizes Mathematics and Physics.

Required subjects:

  • Mathematics (mandatory)

  • Physics (mandatory for most engineering courses)

  •  Further Mathematics (strongly recommended, sometimes effectively required)

Competitive expectations (for Indian boards like CBSE/ISC):

  • 95%+ overall

  • 95–98% in Mathematics

  • 95%+ in Physics

  • High marks in Chemistry (for Chemical Engineering)

 If you have 90–92% in Maths but 97% overall, it may still be weak for top Engineering branches.

 Computing (Computer Science)

Imperial's Computing department is extremely competitive.

Required:

  • Mathematics (very high score

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Lalit Shukla

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The students looking for admission at Imperial College London are required to prepare some of the financial documents which can help them prove that they can cover the tuition and maintenance for their visa. 

Given below are the key documents required for an application - 

  • Stamped bank statement (showing a minimum of 28 days show fund)
  • Education loan sanction letter 
  • Sponsor letters
  • Proof of scholarships

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Kanika Pandey

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It is very tough to get into Imperial College of London due to the competition that it has. But the applications are evaluated based on the academics, invlovement in extracurricular activities and the English language tests

  • The candidates may be called for an interview for the competitive programs like Medicine and Engineering
  • In general, the interviews are held for those who show strong potential in their applications and admission tests.

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Ridhi

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According to an unofficial credible source Business from Imperial College London saw the lowest acceptance rate in 2024 of just 7.4%. This was followed by Computing (16%) and Mathematics (16.6%). The course with the highest ICL acceptance rate was Biology (36%) 

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Ridhi

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ICL classifies universities like BHU, DU, JNU etc. as Tier 1 institutes (check official university website for full list) and states the following score equivalence as per the requirement for your course of choice:

For Tier 1-

2B2A1st
7 / 107.5 / 108 / 10
3.0 / 4.03.2 / 4.03.4 / 4.0
60%65%70%

Indian applicants having studied at an affiliated or autonomous college under the abovementioned tier 1 institutes will have to refer to the following score table for tier 2 requirements-

For Tier 2-

2B2A1st
7.5 / 108.0 / 108.5 / 10
3.2 / 4.03.4 / 4.03.6 / 4.0
65%70%75%

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Ridhi

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To prove one's English language skills students will  have to submit the following scores for admission to ICL mentioned below-

  • DET- 115-125 overall
  • IELTS Academic- 6.5-7.0 overall
  • PTE- 62-69 overall
  • TOEFL iBT- 92-100 overall

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Ridhi

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Students with potential visible in their UCAS applications will be offered a virtual interview or in person interview between Nov-Feb for Imperial College London admissions. The department of your course of choice will reach out directly and the university will use the email provided on the UCAS application for the invitation so be on your toes for the same

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Ridhi

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For ICLadmissions students need to submit a personal statement for 2026 entry so ensure you include details on why you want to choose this course, how your qualifications/studies prepared you for the said course and what co curricular participation has helped you prepare/why you consider the same valuable. 

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