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MBA acceptance rate is around 20% according to an unofficial website. The low acceptance rate suggests that the Oxford MBA admission process is quite selective and offers admissions to outstanding candidates only.Although, by following the below mentioned requirements, the chances of successfully receiving an offer letter increases:Said Business School MBA Requirements as an International student:·         Full academic transcripts·         A one-page CV mentioning relevant professional experience·         GMAT or GRE score report·         English test (if required)·         Two professional/academic references·         Supporting statement·         Online assessment·         A completed online application form along with an application fee. The application fee for this year is GBP 75 (INR 7,978).

The University of Oxford MBA programme is quite popular among the Business & Management enthusiasts of the world which is why students from all over the world apply to these Business and Management programs. The Oxford MBA acceptance rate is around 20% according to some unofficial sources, which means out of every 100 applications, only 20 are accepted to the university, that makes it an ambitious school to get into.Said Business School MBA Requirements as an International student:·         Full academic transcripts·         A one-page CV mentioning relevant professional experience·         GMAT or GRE score report·         English test (if required)·         Two professional/academic references·         Supporting statement·         Online assessment·         A completed online application form along with an application fee. The application fee for this year is GBP 75 (INR 7,977).

Said Business School is the B –school of the University of Oxford which is a world renowned University ranking constantly at #1 as the world's best university by the US World and News 2025. Below are some of Said Business School rankings 2025:·         World University Rankings: Masters in Finance is ranked at #1 in the world.·         QS Business Master's Rankings 2025: The MSc Financial Economics degree of the University of Oxford is ranked as the world's best master's in financial degree.·         Financial Times 2025: Oxford Executive MBA (EMBA) is ranked 19th in the world.·         Blooms berg BusinessWeek 2025: Oxford MBA is ranked 7th in the world.

LCIBS is certainly a recognisable university, as is Christ University; however, the experiences can be quite varied. LCIBS delivers degree that is recognised worldwide and the fee structure of LCIBS ranges between INR 14,00,000- INR 16,00,000 per year for undergraduate degree programme while the Christ University has its undergraduate programme the fee structure of BBA ranges between INR 2,50,000- INR 3,50,000 per year. Christ University in India has tie with industry and many companies have visited for recruitment and the over all placements are more than 90%. LCIBS, on the other hand, gives exposure to uptake of international business practices and every diverse student. Though LCIBS runs at a cheaper price of about seventy thousand dollars in addition to accommodation and other miscellaneous expenses, Christ University could be cheaper for Indian students that are willing to go through the extra expense of studying internationally.

Living in the accommodation of London College of International Business Studies can be advantageous since the students have full-time access to libraries, gyms, study halls. The fees of accommodation on campus varies from INR 6, 00, 000 to INR 12, 00, 000 per annum based on the facility and options available. Staying on-campus also means that you live among fellow students and this makes accessing professors easier hence making your campus life rich. Furthermore, on-campus students have also preferences in access to arena events, workshops, and career fairs. Though off campus can prove expensive and less flexible the local accommodations cost about INR 4,00,000 per year and are shared.