King's College

After students submit their application, and once it is received at the admissions office, a file containing all the information they provided is created. Students are expected to receive a notification in a few weeks about the application receipt. If information or documents are missing, the admissions office will contact the student right away to complete the application. After a decision is made, an mail will be sent to students regarding their admission. Hence, the whole process might take between 4-8 weeks or longer, depending on the requirements. 

Undergraduate applicants applying directly from the university's portal are not required to pay an application fee. An application fee of USD 50 (INR 4.2K) is charged from international students applying online through the Common Application portal. A non-refundable amount of USD 35 (INR 2.9K) is charged for postgraduate courses. (USD 1=INR 84.69)

The King's college tuition fees range between INR 28 L and INR 36 L for undergraduate and around INR 9 L for postgraduate students. International students can check the King's College fees for popular programs below:

King's College expects a GPA of 3.73 or higher from international applicants. However, it is not the most crucial criterion along with ACT/SAT score while choosing applicants, students still prefer to submit them to make a positive impact on their applications. In addition, students must fulfill the basic eligibility and submit the mandatory documents to complete their application process.

With a 93% acceptance rate, King's College is comparatively easier to get into. The high percentage demonstrates that the university takes a simple strategy that considers a number of criteria to evaluate applications and is somewhat lenient when it comes to admission. Academic achievement, classes taken, rankings, standardized test scores, in-person interviews, references, application questions, extracurricular activities, and more are some of the important variables. For students to get admitted to King's College, they must do exceedingly well.