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Satyendra Rastogi

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BTech course tuition fee at Oxford range between INR 63 lakh - INR 63 lakh. 

Oxford BTech Specializations

First-Year Fees

BA in Computer Science

INR 63 L

MEng in Engineering Science

INR 63 L

MCompPhil in Computer Science and Philosophy

INR 46.97 L

BA Computer Science and Philosophy

INR 63 L

MEng in Materials Science

INR 63 L 

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Lalit Gulati

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International students can get into the Oxford BTech programme if they complete a high school degree with at least Grade 'A'. 

For courses requiring A*A*A:

  • The students will not know their grades for the CBSE board when they apply
  • For CBSE board: Grades A1 A2, with grade A1 in any subjects relevant to the course applied for
  • For the CISCE board: The overall grade should be at least 90%, with 95% or above in four subjects (including any relevant to the course applied for) and 85% or above in the fifth subject

For courses requiring A*AA:

  • The students will not know their grades for the CBSE board when they apply
  • For CBSE board: Grades A1 A2,
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Misha

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The MSc in Computer Science at Oxford has been designed to teach a range of advanced topics and a carefully selected core of foundational subjects to graduates of computer Science and other numerate disciplines. It is known for its strong theoretical foundation. Advanced subjects including computer security, machine learning, and verification are included in the program. It seeks to offer a demanding and encouraging educational setting that inspires exceptional individuals to realize their the greatest potential on both a personal and intellectual level. The teaching format often combines lectures with small-group tutorials, which prov

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Misha

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Oxford University offers MSc in Advanced Computer Science and University of Cambridge offers MPhil in Advanced Computer Science. Both the colleges are excellent choices and depends on academic interest and career goals of the students. Cambridge has a high acceptance rate of computer Science programme (around 8%) as compared to Oxford (approx 4%). A brief comparison between the two is outlined below-

FeatureMSc in Advanced Computer Science (Oxford)
MPhil in Advanced Computer Science (Cambridge)
Duration12 months9 months
Mode of StudyFull-timeFull-time
Tuition Fees£41,250 per year£34,728 per year
Course StructureCombination of theoretical and practical topics
Research-focused with a strong emphasis on theory
Core TopicsIncludes machine learning, computer security, and verification
Advanced algorithms, systems design, and research methodologies
AssessmentCoursework and examinationsThesis and coursework
Entry RequirementsBachelor's degree in computer Science or related field
Bachelor's degree with strong academic performance

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Misha

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Oxford's Master of Science in Financial Economics programme typically has 80 students in each class. With over 22 different nationalities represented, 94% of the pupils are foreign-born. Students in the programme are, on average, 23 years old. The competitive applicant pool is indicated by the average GMAT score of 733 to 742 for admitted students.

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Misha

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For the 2024 class, the average GMAT (10th Edition) total score was 743, the average GRE quantitative score was 169 and the average GMAT (Focus Edition) total score was 717. However, these are not strict minimum scores. Applicants are suggested to score as high as possible. 

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Misha

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It is not mandatory to have any full-time work experience prior to applying to the program. However if applicants have any relevant experience, either full-time or via an internship, this will be considered as part of their application for the program.

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