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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
Oxford and LSE are well known for their campus culture and academic programs. Below table compares rankings, fees and acceptance rate of Oxford and LSE. This information could be useful for students who are considering them.
Here is the comparison highlighting the differences between the Universities-
Name of The University | QS Ranking 2026 | Acceptance Rate |
|---|---|---|
#4 | 22% | |
London School of Economics and Political Science | #56 | 8% |
(The comparison of fees was between the BTech course for UG and the MBA course for PG)
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
Below are the requirements for Indian students to get into the London School of Economics and Political Science:
Applicants must complete an undergraduate degree with upper second-class honours (2.1) or above. Applicants from any academic background are welcome to the university.
Applicants can have a work experience of 3 months and above, however, it is not compulsory for all Masters in management aspirants to have work experience. However applicants must give details of any relevant experience in their application.
Applicants who don’t have a math background must submit a GRE/ GMAT score to LSE as evidence of their abi
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2 years ago
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London School of Economics is surely a very vibrant and welcoming university for Indian students. LSE has a total of 10,782 full-time students, including 5,331 undergraduates, 5,030 taught postgraduates, and 421 postgraduate researchers. Over 318 students belong to India, including 36 undergraduate and 282 graduate students. However, the university allows International students get admission based on merit no entrance exam required. Lastly, the LSE is an inclusive and welcoming institution and provides a safe environment for international students regardless of their nationality, colour and background.
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2 years ago
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There is a one-time, non-refundable fee that every student must deposit to ensure their application forms are submitted successfully. If students apply to more than one programme choice of undergraduate study, they will have to submit an application fee of 27 GBP. The application fee for graduate students is GBP 95. Students can pay via credit or debit cards through the university website.
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2 years ago
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Yes, it is. Mainly because London School of Economics acceptance rate is 9%, making it hard for students across the world. The university has more than 220,000 alumni across the world and more than 30 leaders have studied or taught at the university. International students require a good GPA and academic profile to get into the university Students can know more about UK Universities and then apply. Applicants must check their admission documents thoroughly in order to get selected.To be admitted to the LSE it is recommended to have a strong academic profile, including competitive scores in the GMAT or GREs. However, the admi
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