London Business School

MIM course is ranked at #1 as per Shiksha's Popularity Ranking for London Business School. The LBS is also ranked #680 in the world and #100 in UK. It is also ranked by other highly acclaimed providers like QS and FT (Financial Times). As per QS - Masters in Business Analytics and QS - Accounting and Finance, LBS is ranked #6 and #18 for the year 2026.

MIM course is ranked at #1 as per Shiksha's Popularity Ranking for London Business School. The LBS is also ranked #680 in the world and #100 in UK. It is also ranked by other highly acclaimed providers like QS and FT (Financial Times). As per QS - Masters in Business Analytics and QS - Accounting and Finance, LBS is ranked #6 and #18 for the year 2026.

As per the Shiksha reviews posted by Indian students who studied at London Business School, they have rated LBS a 3.8 out of 5 as a whole experience and 5/5 for the experienced faculty and the quality of student life.

At London Business School, the Indian have access to only two MIM Courses for a duration of 1-2 years with a tuition fee of INR 66.19 L. The two specializations are-

·       Masters in Management (12 months)

·       Global Masters in Management (24 months)

Yes, London Business School is globally considered a Tier 1 business school. LBS is consistently ranks among the top MBA and business programs worldwide. Apart from this, London Business School placement rate attracts students the most. According to Shiksha Popularity Rankings, LBS ranks at #680 in world.

Yes, London Business School is a public business school based in London, UK. Shiksha Popularity Ranking ranks London Business School at #680 in world and #101 in work. LBS holds triple accreditation by AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA. London Business School is among the top choice of Indian students.

Primarily, London Business School has three main application rounds for it MBA courses. And yes, for Indian students too, this timeline applies.

The applicants are suggested to apply in earlier rounds (round 1 or round 2). 

Admission deadlines for the August intake are given below - 

• Round 1: Early September
• Round 2: Early January
• Round 3: Late March

Primarily, London Business School has three main application rounds for it MBA courses. And yes, for Indian students too, this timeline applies.

The applicants are suggested to apply in earlier rounds (round 1 or round 2). 

Admission deadlines for the August intake are given below - 

• Round 1: Early September
• Round 2: Early January
• Round 3: Late March

Yes, London Business School is much more selective in general, with an acceptance rate of around 20 to 25% only.

LBS keeps its cohort size capped and limited strictly for its MBA courses (around 430 to 515 students only). This limited intake creates a very high level of competition.

Yes, London Business School is much more selective in general, with an acceptance rate of around 20 to 25% only.

LBS keeps its cohort size capped and limited strictly for its MBA courses (around 430 to 515 students only). This limited intake creates a very high level of competition.