Imperial College Dewas Answered Questions

Hi,
Scholarships are on merit basis, qualifying BMAT will not essentially mean you will get scholarships. You must additionally have excellent academic grades. Please also check with UCL and Imperial College, you will find scholarship information on their website.

Hi Hrithik,
Please check with the college directly for the stats. You may browse their website and also write to them. Here are some URLs to guide you
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/admin-services/strategic-planning/statistics/trend-analysis/student-numbers/
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/international-students/information-by-region/south-asia/

Hi Pravesh,
There is no specific cut-off for class 12th. An upper first class is usually preferred. Similarly, there is no specific cut-off for graduation. What you need is a good undergraduate degree, upper first class will be given preference,test scores like GMAT or GRE, IELTS or TOEFL and most importantly work experience.

Normally, it requires four years Bachelors degree from a mainstream university (state/federal or deemed' institution) passed with a final mark of first class with distinction or a CGPA of at least 9/10. Applicants graduating from one of the elite Indian Institutes of Technology should have completed a four years Bachelors degree completed with a CGPA of 7.5/10 or better.
Kindly, note that they are normally unable to accept three year Bachelors degrees unless they are accompanied by a Masters degree, with both qualifications awarded with at least first class honors from a mainstream university and also with a distinction or 9 CGPA / 10 CGPA.
Also, you need to score 7 band in IELTS and at least 600 in GMAT.