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Abantika Ghosh

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This can be a very subjective question since it would depend on the course you are pursuing and the level of study. However, generally, the costs of studying at Oxford University and the University of Cambridge are similar.

1. Both universities charge similar tuition fees for international students, typically ranging from 25,000 to 45,000 per year for many courses.
2. Both Oxford and Cambridge are located in expensive cities in the UK, and the estimated living costs range from 12,000 to 15,000 per year. Being in a student community, however, may provide you with a lot of student discounts upon showing your university ID.
3. Both universit

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Abantika Ghosh

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As an alumna of the university and based on the experiences of several of my friends, I can affirm that the majority have found their time at Oxford to be highly fulfilling.

Students commend the university for its rigorous academic standards, excellent teaching quality, and personalized tutorial system that fosters deep learning.

Additionally, Oxford boasts an extensive library system, cutting-edge research facilities, and global prestige, which often translates into excellent career prospects.

The diverse student body, composed of individuals from around the world, is also widely appreciated for creating a rich cultural and academic envi

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Abantika Ghosh

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It's difficult to pinpoint the most preferred course, as preferences vary from year to year.

However, some of the typically preferred courses by Indian students at Oxford University include Computer Science, Business Administration (MBA), and the sciences, particularly Medicine. 

Additionally, certain courses in Humanities and Social Sciences, such as Economics, Law, and International Relations, also attract a substantial number of Indian applicants. 

Ultimately, the choice of programme often depends on the financial aid a student can secure and the opportunities available to them post-graduation.

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Tasneem Hoda

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The University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, and Imperial College London are all ranked among the top universities in the UK. In terms of Shiksha Popularity Ranking, the University of Oxford is among the most prestigious university. Oxford University also wins in average graduate salary. Some of the important comparative points of the three universities based on different parameters are given in the table below:

ParameterOxford UniversityCambridge UniversityImperial College London
Shiksha Popularity Rankings

#3 in World and #1 in UK

#5 in World and #2 in UK#6 in World and #3 in UK
QS World University Rankings 2026#4#6#2
US News and World Report Global Rankings#4 in Best Global Universities#5 in Best Global Universities#11 in Best Global Universities
Average Salary/Median SalaryINR 88 LPAINR 31 LPAINR 32 LPA
MBA Tuition Fees (1st year) INR 32 L - 99 LINR 68 L - 94 LNA

 GBP 1 - INR 119.6 

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