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While Indira Gandhi did not study at Oxford Law School, she did pursue course in Modern History in 1937 at Somerville College that falls under Oxford.

But she couldn't complete her studies due to some health issues and had to leave after studying one year.

Yes, students studying at Oxford can work with studies, but there is limit on working hours allowed per week.

International students are allowed to work 20 hours a week, but must not exceed that number in any given week even if they work lesser hours during different week, to avoid getting into trouble with relevant authorities which can lead to financial penalties or in some cases, revocation of student visa.

Oxford students enrolled in full-time UG studies spend on average 40 hours a week studying.

Studies at Oxford can be very hectic as per student reviews curated from Shiksha Study Abroad & students are advised to manage their time in a way that allows them to fit in their personal hobbies & interests over the week.

Cambridge & Oxford are #1 & #2 ranked Law Schools in UK according to Shiksha Rankings.

There is not much to separate between them almost identical acceptance rates & average graduate salaries.

When it comes to cost of studies, Oxford Law is more affordable than Cambridge Law, offering law courses with lower starting costs.

Comparison between Oxford Law & Cambridge Law is given below:

Both Oxford Law & Harvard Law are part of top 2 colleges in UK & USA.

While Oxford ranks #2 in UK, Harvard Law ranks #1 Law School in USA.

Acceptance rate wise, they are very much neck-and-neck, with the Oxford Law acceptance rate of 10%, being marginally lower than that of Harvard Law (11%).

For more detailed comparison between two, check out table below:

Oxford Law School graduate salary is GBP 31,500 after 15 months of graduation according to unofficial source.

Salary rises in some years reaching average of GBP 49,500 after 3 years and GBP 71,500 after 5 years.

According to unofficial source, Oxford Law School employment rate is 60%, after 15 months of pursing studies at institute.

Institute's graduates are known to attract attention of some best private firms & government agencies, thanks to their industry-standard skills in respective areas of studies.

Yes, Indian students are graciously welcomed for admissions at Oxford University, as they are a key part of the overall student community at the campus.

Indians make up the 4^th the largest community of international students visiting from over 175 countries.

The latest international student population numbers at Oxford are as follows:

Yes, IELTS score is considered by Oxford as a valid medium of assessing an international applicant's English language proficiency, among some other scores such as TOEFL-iBT & Cambridge CAE.

The minimum language score requirements vary for different courses, the general requirements for UG admissions are listed below:

Oxford Law School asks for LNAT scores from students applying for admissions.

LNAT is computer based test with duration of 2 hours & 15 minutes, consisting of two sections, with Section A comprising of 42 MCQ questions based on 12 passages. Duration for the section is 95 minutes.

Section B involves writing essay based on topics from list of three proposed subjects. Duration for this section is 40 minutes.