University of Oxford

All applicants are required to take the Law National Admissions Test (LNAT) as part of their application. The LNAT consists of two sections: a multiple-choice section with 42 questions based on passages of text and an essay section where candidates write a short essay. The test is not desgined to test Law or any other subject but to assess the aptitude for studying law. Candidates are charged a fee of £75 to take the test in the UK or EU. If you are taking the test in a centre outside the UK or EU there is a fee of £120 or INR 12,909.79.

(£1 = INR 107.58)

The duration of the BA in Jurisprudence programme at the University of Oxford is three years. It is an undergraduate law degree, equivalent to LLB. It is also a 'qualifying law degree' for the purpose of practice as a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales.

The cost of studying BM Bch Medicine at Oxford for UK students is £9,535 (INR 10,30,579) and that for international students is £61,560 (INR 66,53,638) for the year 2025. Living costs for the academic year starting in 2025 are estimated to be between £1,425 and £2,035 per month. 

The annual intake for the BM BCh Medicine programme at the University of Oxford is typically around 149 students per year. This reflects the high competition among applicants. The admission stats for BM Bch Medicine programme for a three year average is as follows -

• Interviewed: 23%
• Successful: 8%
• Intake: 149

The average Oxford law graduate is making £72,600 five years after finishing their degree. Some of the job roles and estimated salaries (in USD) are outlined below-

Here are the entry requirements for Bachelor of Civil Law at Oxford Uni: 

•  a first-class undergraduate degree with honours in law. 
• One essay, a maximum of 2,000 words.
• Three letter of recommendations.
• A CV/resume
• Official transcripts
• English Language proficiency scores
• Personal Statement, maximum of 300 words.
• No Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or GMAT scores are sought.

The university of oxford is one of the world's the oldest and most prestigious institutions offering top-tier computer Science program. Computer Science programme of Oxford University is on the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024, and is ranked 4th overall for computer science. The Times Higher Education World Rankings for Computer Science now place the University of Oxford's computer Science programme as the top programme in the world.

The annual intake for BA in Computer Science programme at Oxford averages 43 students as recorded on the official website. The average stats are as follows-

Interviewed: 17%
Successful: 5%
Intake: 43