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Oxford University Placements: Highest Package, Average Package, Job Opportunities & Placement Rate

Q: What is the salary of MBA graduates in Oxford University?

According to the University of Oxford MBA placements for 2021-22, the average base salary for graduates is £83,410 or INR 88 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) up from £78,895 or INR 83.2 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) last year. Students can check the below table for more information about the Oxford placements: Parameter Oxford University Placement 2020-21 Oxford University Placement 2021-22 Placement rate 86% 87% Top employers (Consulting) Accenture, Bain & Company, Deloitte, EY, etc. Accenture, Bain, EY, McKinsey, etc. Top three industry Consulting, Finance, and Technology Finance, Consulting, and Technology Average base salary £78,895 or INR 83.2 L £ 83,410 or INR 88 L University of Oxford MBA placement report Oxford University Placement Report 2021 Oxford University Placement Report 2022 (£ 1 = INR 105.52)

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Oxford University Placement overview

The University of Oxford provides better opportunities to its MBA graduates every year. According to the Oxford University placement 2021-22, the average base salary for MBA graduates is £83,410 or INR 88 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) up from £78,895 or INR 83.2 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) last year. The University of Oxford placement rate is 87%, which increased from 86% in 2020-21.

The highest number of Oxford University MBA graduates got job opportunities in the Consulting sector. Some of the top employers for the year 2022 who hired multiple graduates were Accenture, Alvarez and Marsal, Amazon, AMEX, IBM, SAPI, McKinsey & Company, Etc. The top three industries from which MBA graduates get job offers are Consulting, Finance, and technology.

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University of Oxford MBA Placement Highlight

The University of Oxford reporting rate for 2021-22 is 90%. Over 150 companies from over 35 countries hire Oxford graduates and offer them better salary packages. The below table includes the highlights of the University of Oxford placement for 2021-22:

Parameter	Oxford University Placement 2020-21	Oxford University Placement 2021-22
Placement rate	86%	87%
Top employers (Consulting)	Accenture, Bain & Company, Deloitte, EY, etc.	Accenture, Bain, EY, McKinsey, etc.
Top three industry	Consulting, Finance, and Technology	Finance, Consulting, and Technology
Average base salary	£78,895 or INR 83.2 L	£ 83,410 or INR 88 L
University of Oxford MBA placement report	Oxford University Placement Report 2021	Oxford University Placement Report 2022

(£ 1 = INR 105.52)

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University of Oxford MBA Class Profile 2021-22

According to the University of Oxford class profile for 2021-22, there are 354 total students among which 94% are international students. The percentage of international students increased from 92%, because of the Oxford University placement rate. We have mentioned below the University of Oxford MBA class profile for 2021-22:

Head	Class Profile 2020-21	Class Profile 2021-22
Class size	323	354
Female participants	47%	44%
Average work experience	5 years	5 years
International students	92%	94%
Nationalities	67	71
Median GMAT	665	690

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University of Oxford MBA Employment Profile 2021-22

According to the University of Oxford job outcomes, 87% of MBA graduates accept an offer within three months of graduation. From the table given below, international students can check the University of Oxford employment report for 2021-22:

Head	University of Oxford MBA Employment 2021-22
Accepted an Offer within 3 Months of Graduation	87%
Reporting rate	90%
Average base salary	£83,410 or INR 88 L
Secured a job in the UK and Europe	64%
Secured a job in Finance	26.7%
Average salary in Finance	£86,218 or INR 91 L

(£ 1 = INR 105.52)

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University of Oxford MBA Top Employers 2021-22

We have mentioned below some of the top employers of the University of Oxford according to their industry in the table below.

Industries	Top Employers
Consulting	Alvarez and Marsal, Accenture, Bain, Dalberg, EY-Parthenon, McKinsey, etc.
Finance	AMEX, Bank of America, CITI, Inovia Capital, JP Morgan, UBS, etc.
Global Industry	AstraZeneca, Marriott International, Novartis, Oxford Space Systems, Samsung, The Walt Disney Company, etc.
Impact	CIMMYT, Climate Collective, Ocean Wise Conservation Association, OECD, UNDP, etc.
Technology	Amazon, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, IBM, Microsoft, Paypal Inc, Uber Technologies, etc.

University of Oxford MBA Placement Stats by Industry 2021-22

According to the University of Oxford MBA placements 2021-22,

Industries	Mean Salary in 2020-21	Mean Salary in 2021-22
Technology	£73,774 or INR 77.7 L	£89,554 or INR 94.3 L
Finance	£87,196 or INR 92 L	£86,218 or INR 91 L
Consulting	£77,974 or INR 82.1 L	£83,989 or INR 88.5 L
Global Industry	£71,972 or INR 86%	£74,702 or INR 79 L

(£ 1 = INR 105.52)

University of Oxford MBA Average Salary by Location

If we talk about the University of Oxford MBA average salary by location, then North America is at the top position with an average mean salary of INR 1.1 Cr. The below includes the popular regions with thier mean salary:

Region	Mean Salary 2020-21	Mean Salary 2021-22
Africa	£45,429 or INR 48 L	£80,864 or INR 85.2 L
Asia	£80,972 or INR 85.3 L	£68,230 or INR 72 L
UK	£75,587 or INR 80 L	£77,917 or INR 82.1 L
Europe	£75,759 or INR 80 L	£74,415 or INR 78.4 L
North America	£101,603 or INR 1.1 Cr	£108,985 or INR 1.1 Cr

University of Oxford MBA Campus Placement Support

There are no direct placements on campus for Oxford students, thus, various career services for students are available through the University. Some of these services available for students are:

Meetings with career advisors one-on-one
More than 600 exhibitors come for 12 career fairs annually
Various events as many as 200 are run by employers and career advisors every year.
Around 12,000 vacancies open up each year on CareerConnect annually.
The University also offers a wide range of skills and employability programs each year for its students.
There are also exclusive internship programs each year.

University of Oxford MBA Study/Work Options after Graduation

After completing their MBA from the University of Oxford, the MBA students choose different career options for their future, some of them are given in the table below.

Head	Number of Graduates	Graduation Class in Percentage
Seeking Employment	245	69.2%
Accepted an offer within 3 months of graduation	213	60.2%
Did not accept an offer within 3 months of graduation	32	9.0%
Not seeking Employment	75	21.2%
Continuing education	6	1.7%
Sponsored	27	7.6%
Starting a new business	30	8.5%
Not seeking for other reasons	12	3.4%
No recent information is available	34	9.6%

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BCL at the University of Oxford - An intense and wholesome year full of new learning experiences.

Tips: Getting into the BCL at Oxford is a privilege since it's a highly reputed course that's very selective of its cohort. BCL, contrary to its name is neither a Bachelor's nor a Civil Law course. It is taught master's course for students from a common law background. The experience of studying at the university is unmatched, especially the tutorial system where a student gets a lot of one-on-one time with the professors. The shift from an Indian education system to this has been massive but positive and I would highly recommend doing this course. I was fortunate to have received two scholarships from the Oxford and Cambridge Society of India. The application process was simple and involved completing a form and an interview that took place in Delhi with a panel of about 5-6 members. Moving to the UK is a big cultural change for an Indian in terms of food, weather, culture and the education system. However, the University of Oxford is a very welcoming place and although it might take some time, you'll soon feel at home in the university. Overall. I am extremely satisfied with the course, college and the country.

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Oxford is a lot more than just academic excellence.

Tips: My time at Oxford has been challenging yet rewarding. I learnt how to manage the submission of deliverables on time even when the situations were not in my favour. Everyone here comes with expertise in their own fields and peer-to-peer learning helps a lot in gaining a different perspective. At the same time, engagement in extra-curriculars is not only encouraged but also appreciated by the faculty and department head which in turn helps in great exposure to a world outside the field of study.

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Dislikes (Internships): Career services at the university provide general guidance related to finding/applying for internships and the department also sometimes helps. However, more focused research on finding something relevant to the field of study is expected to be done by students themselves. While self-exploration with proper guidance helps in the long run, it can sometimes be time-consuming and stressful in case of financial difficulties.

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Oxford University Placement FAQs

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Q: What is the salary of MBA graduates in Oxford University?

According to the University of Oxford MBA placements for 2021-22, the average base salary for graduates is £83,410 or INR 88 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) up from £78,895 or INR 83.2 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52) last year. Students can check the below table for more information about the Oxford placements:

Parameter	Oxford University Placement 2020-21	Oxford University Placement 2021-22
Placement rate	86%	87%
Top employers (Consulting)	Accenture, Bain & Company, Deloitte, EY, etc.	Accenture, Bain, EY, McKinsey, etc.
Top three industry	Consulting, Finance, and Technology	Finance, Consulting, and Technology
Average base salary	£78,895 or INR 83.2 L	£ 83,410 or INR 88 L
University of Oxford MBA placement report	Oxford University Placement Report 2021	Oxford University Placement Report 2022

(£ 1 = INR 105.52)

Q: Can Oxford students get a job after graduation?

After completing the degree from Oxford University, MBA graduates get a job in popular sectors like Technology, Finance, Consulting, etc. The below table includes the average base salary of Oxford University MBA graduates:

Industries	Mean Salary in 2020-21	Mean Salary in 2021-22
Technology	EUR 73,774 or INR 77.7 L	EUR 89,554 or INR 94.3 L
Finance	EUR 87,196 or INR 92 L	EUR 86,218 or INR 91 L
Consulting	EUR 77,974 or INR 82.1 L	EUR 83,989 or INR 88.5 L
Global Industry	EUR 71,972 or INR 86%	EUR 74,702 or INR 79 L

Q: What are the career opportunities from having an MBA from the University of Oxford?

Completing the MBA degree from the University of Oxford allow graduates to work in popular sectors like Consulting, Financial, Technology, etc. We have mentioned below the MBA graduates job profile with their average estimated salary:

Job Profile	Average Salary
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)	INR 7.5 L
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)	INR 6.5 L
Head of Data Science	INR 5.0 L
Business Consultant	INR 2.5 L

Q: Which is better for MBA - University of Oxford or Oxford Brookes University?

Both Oxford University and Oxford Brookes University are among the top 100 universities in the UK. The University of Oxford is the oldest in England with most of its buildings in the historic centre of the city of Oxford. Whereas, Oxford Brookes University was founded as Oxford Polytechnic. The below table includes the differentiation between Oxford University and Oxford Brookes University:

Particular	Oxford University	Oxford Brookes University
Rank	3 (QS 2024)	413 (QS 2024)
Fees	INR 14 L - INR 19 L	INR 13 L - INR 73 L

Q: What are the chances of getting a job in the UK after completing an MBA from the University of Oxford?

Almost all the MBA graduates get a job offers within three months after completing the degree at Oxford University. According to the University of Oxfrod placement 2021-22, 87% of gradutes get employemen within three months after graduation. The average base salary for MBA graduates is £83,410 or INR 88 L (£ 1 = INR 105.52). Check the table below for MBA graduates salry by region:

Region	Mean Salary 2020-21	Mean Salary 2021-22
Africa	£45,429 or INR 48 L	£80,864 or INR 85.2 L
Asia	£80,972 or INR 85.3 L	£68,230 or INR 72 L
UK	£75,587 or INR 80 L	£77,917 or INR 82.1 L
Europe	£75,759 or INR 80 L	£74,415 or INR 78.4 L
North America	£101,603 or INR 1.1 Cr	£108,985 or INR 1.1 Cr

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