Times Higher Education Ranking	1
World University Rankings	1
QS ranking	3
Webometrics Ranking	4
TCF Ranking	4

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Admission Details

The University of Oxford, maintains challenging selection criteria for its students. With an acceptance rate of 17.5%, around 20 out of 100 applicants are chosen. 

To increase your chances of admission, it is crucial to familiarize yourself with the university's requirements. While specific prerequisites vary based on the chosen course.

Here are some fundamental criteria for admission to the University of Oxford:

 

• Minimum Average Requirement

1. Completion of 60% marks from a recognized school or college with a minimum specified percentage of marks.

2. Demonstrated proficiency in the English language through a good IELTS or TOEFL score; typically, a score of 6.5 in IELTS is recommended for Oxford.

3. Attainment of scores like 32 on the ACT or 1480 on the SAT exam can strengthen your application.

4. A GMAT score of 650 or higher is preferred, although not mandatory.

5. Submission of a Letter of Recommendation (LOR) and a Statement of Purpose (SOP) in the prescribed format, CV, Scholarship supporting statement, official transcripts, and portfolio.

6. Undergraduate GPA of 3.5 or higher for master's course applications.

 

• Application Process and Fees

When considering a study opportunity at the University of Oxford, remember that applications should be submitted a year before the course commencement.

The initial step involves completing the UCAS application form. Here's an outline of the application process:

1. Fill out the UCAS application form, providing personal details, educational information, a personal statement explaining your course choice, and a teacher's reference.

2. Some courses have a mandatory admission test, informed to you in the registration process.

3. Certain courses may require the submission of written work to showcase your writing or analytical abilities.

4. Interviews may also be conducted post-application submission to assess your suitability for the program.

5. Upon completing the application process, you will receive notification of acceptance directly or through the UCAS application tracker on the website. Each course application entails a 75 GBP application fee.

 

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Oxford University Fees

You should need to pay your course fee between 1 week before starting of your course

 

• You can check all the courses and their tuition fee details from our website. 

• However, you can also check their other mandatory fees from their website. 

 

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Every year intakes 

The University of Oxford's intakes vary in each discipline for students, allowing them to fulfill their academic goals.

 

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Oxford University Faculties

The University of Oxford has an excellent academic system that splits into several faculty, each of which is a major force in its own right. These academic institutions support a wide variety of intellectual interests by offering a wide range of disciplines. Enthusiasts of the humanities will feel most comfortable in the Faculty of History, English, or Classics. 

Also, with the help of the passionate faculty, those with an interest in the social sciences may learn more about sociology, politics, or economics. Furthermore, the institution provides prestigious faculties in mathematics, physics, and engineering for enthusiasts of science and technology. The prominent medical school is part of the Medical Sciences Division, which also has departments including Physiology, Anatomy, and Genetics.

 

List of Faculties

1.  Architecture

2. Arts and Humanities 

3. Business and Management 

4. Computer and IT

5. Education 

6. Engineering and Technology 

7. Health and Medicine 

8. Law

9. Life Sciences 

10. Physical Sciences and Math

11. Social and Behavioral Science 

 

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Oxford University Courses

The University’s most popular programs include Biomedical Science, Computer science, Engineering sciences, Medicine, Economics, and Arts in Economics & Management, Financial Economics, and many more. 

Before applying, prospective MBA students at the University of Oxford should take a look at the class profile. According to the Oxford MBA class profile, 334 students from 63 different countries were given admission into the MBA program. Eligible students' average GMAT score was 680, and their average job experience was six years.

 

List of Popular Courses

1. Art & Architecture

2. Computer Science

3. English Studies

4. Fine art

5. Modern Languages

6. Business Administration

7. Economics and Management

8. History

9. Chemistry

10. Physics

11. Geography

12. Mathematics

13. Cancer Science

14. Philosophy

15. Business

16. Research in Pharmacology

17. Fine Arts

18. Science in Education

 

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Conclusion

The University of Oxford offers students a unique academic experience followed by its rich history, exceptional faculty, and high-quality research opportunities. With a great reputation as one of the oldest and most prestigious educational institutions globally, Oxford provides the best environment where students can engage with some of the best professors in the world. By studying at Oxford, you will not only gain knowledge but also access a network of renowned scholars and an environment that gives you intellectual growth and personal development.

 

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FAQs

 

How many students at University of Oxford

The University of Oxford has diverse students with up to 26,455, including both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Almost 12,470 students pursue undergraduate degrees, while over 13,920 students are enrolled in postgraduate studies.

 

Is Oxford Brookes part of Oxford University 

No, Oxford Brookes is not a part of  Oxford University. While both are located in Oxford, England, they are separate universities with distinct histories and academic focuses. Oxford University is a research university established in 1096, while Oxford Brookes University founded in 1970, is a modern public university known for its focus on vocational training, employability, and practical learning.

 

What are the benefits of studying at Oxford University?

Studying at Oxford University offers a unique combination of academic excellence, a rich history, and unbelievable opportunities.  Here, you'll be mentored by world-leading professors who are actively professional in their fields, also Oxford's interactive tutorial classes allow you in-depth learning discussion and personalized attention. 

 

How to apply for Clarendon Fund scholarships at the University of Oxford 

To get a Clarendon Scholarship at Oxford is simple, when you apply there for a full-time Master's or DPhil program before the deadline, you'll be automatically eligible for this scholarship. They select based on your academic record and potential, so make your application shine. You can visit our TCF website for details about how to apply and also reach out to us for your help.

 

Does the University of Oxford offer scholarships for international students? 

Yes, Oxford University offers a wide range of scholarships specifically for international students. There are a few ones listed below:

• Hill Foundation Scholarships

• Ertegun Graduate Scholarship Programme in the Humanities

• Executive Diploma Scholarships for Women

• Rhodes Scholarships

• Ertegun Graduate Scholarships

• Oxford University Clarendon scholarship

• Optiver Foundation Scholarships

 

Is Oxford Royale Academy part of Oxford University

No, Oxford Royale Academy (ORA) is not part of Oxford University. While ORA offers summer courses and programs on the University's campuses and is provided by some Oxford academics, it's an independent organization. It operates under its management and doesn't award degrees recognized by the University.

 

How to get admission in university of oxford

Getting into Oxford requires a strong application (grades, UCAS form), possibly extra tests like the LNAT for Law or the HAT for History, and an interview (if shortlisted). You can research for the perfect course based on your needs form our website and contact us as well for your admission process. 

 

What are the 39 colleges of oxford university
With over 30 different colleges, each college serves as an academic community where students typically attend classes. Every college has its own dining hall, common room, and library, along with numerous groups and societies for students to engage with. The diversity of colleges offers students a unique and enriching academic experience.