MBA Economics

It is widely known that the Department of Commerce at Delhi School of Economics (DSE) offers an excellent MBA programme that is rigorous academically and places a lot of emphasis on subjects like international business and human resource development. In comparison to private B-schools, the curriculum is reasonably priced, and its excellent alumni network boasts strong ties to the business world. Although the placements may not be as good as those at elite IIMs, DSE MBA graduates frequently get jobs at industry-leading companies. Students looking for an affordable, high-quality MBA programme with a solid academic foundation should give DSE serious consideration.

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 ability to engage with quantitative topics such as statistics, accounting and finance.

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