School of Economics

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-

(The comparison of fees was between the BTech course for UG and the MBA course for PG)

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.

According to the data gathered from unofficial sources, Research sector has placed the most number of Symbiosis School of Economics students. The domain-wise Symbiosis School of Economics alumni placement statistics are presented below:

Note: The “Others” category includes the domains of Education, Marketing, Media & Communication, Consulting, IT, Sales, Arts & Design, Administrative, HR, Community and Social Services and Customer Success and Support.

The above-mentioned alumni data is gathered from unofficial sources and hence may vary.

The highest, average and median package offered during Symbiosis School of Economics BSc placements 2022 are presented below:

Market Research sector emerged as the top recruiting sector that placed 54% of the total students during Symbiosis School of Economics placements 2023. The sector-wise placement distribution recorded during Symbiosis School of Economics placements 2023 is presented below:

The sector-wise placement distribution recorded during Symbiosis School of Economics placements 2023 is presented below:

Delhi University admission to MBA is based on CAT scores followed by the GD and PI process. The further process of GD and PI is conducted for students with a valid CAT scores only. Affiliated to Delhi University, the overall Delhi School of Economics MBA CAT cutoff for general category is 85 Percentile, whereas the sectional cutoff is 50 Percentile for the General category, All India students.

The aforementioned cutoff is based on previous year cutoff and can be anticipated as future CAT cutoff.   

DSE offers admission to the MBA in International Business and Business Analytics based on the overall and the sectional CAT cutoff. In 2024, the overall CAT cutoff percentile was 85 among the students belonging to the OBC category in the AII India quota. Candidates seeking admission to the Delhi School of Economics must have a valid score in the CAT exam in order to be eligible for the further round of admissions. For more details regarding the Delhi School of Economics MBA, click here.