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Bhumika Kaur

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The MSc Economics & Policy course of KCL is a one-year long. The full-time fees for KCL is GBP 40,450 (Around INR 50.5 lakh) for Indian students. For admission to this course, Indian students are required to have a Bachelor's degree with 65% - 70% (varies as per the institution). 

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Gunjan Thapa

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LLB course of King's College London is a 3-year long course. The School of Law of KCL is recognised globally as one of the premier law schools of UK. The placement rate of the Law graduates is 85%, 15 months after the graduation. Also, as per the facts, 83% of the students consider that LLB course has developed the skills and knowledge. 

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Anya Aggarwal

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Indian students can complete King's College London MSc Economics and Finance course is one-year long course. Apart from the skills about Finance and Economics, Indian students are going to gain skills that can be utlized in diverse industries like e-commerce, retail, hospitality, media and pharmaceutical. Students can apply for this KCL course via online mode only. 

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Nishtha Shukla

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King's College London acceptance rate is around 13%. This means that KCL is less selective at the time of admission. Indian students who want to get into KCL should have an outstanding academic record. For admission to PG courses, Indian students should have passed a Bachelor's degree. To take admission to UG courses of KCL, students must have completed their school education

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Himanshi Shekhar

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More than 42,000 students are there at KCL. It is one of the top university for research as it ranks #6 in the world for research power, as per REF 2021. It is one of the top 10 universities in the UK, as per the Times Higher Education rankings 2026. It also ranks at #9 in QS Europe Rankings for 2026. 

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Akanksha Malhotra

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While studying from King's Business School, students will study in the iconic Bush House in Central London. The Business School of KCL ranks among the Top 1% of the Business schools globally as its a triple accredited business school (ACCSB, EQUIS, and AMBA). At the Business school, students hail from 80+ countries. Also, scholarships for MSc programs are avaialble, covering 50% of the tuition fee and others worth up GBP 10,000. 

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Chandra Chaudhary

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Indian students are eligible for Vice Chancellor's Award of KCL. The scholarship amount is GBP 5,000 (Around INR 6.14 lakh) applied as a tuition fee reduction for students enrolled in PG courses. Eligible students can apply for this award when they are given admission offer from KCL for their chosen course. 

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Both of these universities are ranked by top ranking publishers for their Nursing courses. The table below shows rankings for Nursing courses 2026 -  

Top Ranking Bodies  

Cardiff University (Nursing) 

King's College London (Nursing) 

QS Ranking 2025   

#101-150 

#1  

THE Ranking 2026 for Medical and Health  

#176-200 

#15 

Shiksha Popularity Ranking (UK)  

#11 

#12  

The Guardian Ranking 2026 

#8 

#13  

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Ridhi

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UG students will receive a decision by 19 May by the latest once they apply before UCAS deadline for your course of choice (mid oct or 26 jan). Although waiting times can vary for some courses at KCL 

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Ridhi

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No for most courses work experience is not mandatory and it will not be considered in place of the typical entry requirements. Although it is beneficial to have co curricular experience

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