Economics

International students who want to study at the Delhi School of Economics must complete a step-by-step application process. First, students must ensure that they meet the program's qualifying requirements, which include academic and linguistic proficiency. Once they've decided on a programme, they'll need to acquire all of the necessary paperwork, including academic transcripts, a passport, proof of language competency, letters of recommendation, and a statement of intent. The following step is to fill out the online application form on the official Delhi School of Economics website or admissions portal. According to the university's policies, applicants may be required to pay an application fee. Students must wait for the university's response after submitting their application and supporting documentation, which may involve interviews or extra requirements during the evaluation process. If you got in, the university will send you an acceptance letter. Following that, the students must obtain the required student visa to study in India and make travel plans to Delhi. Check the university's website or directly contact the admissions office for the most up-to-date and complete application criteria. 

The general admission requirements for international applicants at LSE are given as follows:·       The student must have a good degree of atleast 2.1 or 3.5 GPA and above from an accredited university·       The student must have atleast 4 years of professional experience but preferably 10·       Students also must submit the proof of English Language Proficiency·       University transcripts and degree certificate·       CV with four or more years of experience·       Personal Statement·       Two letters of recommendation which can be either professional or academicTo know more about admissions at LSE, click here