The students who are aiming to study at the University of Oxford must pay around 24 Lacs INR to 80 Lacs INR.

If students are eligible for a waiver, the £75 application fee will be waived. There is a standard application fee waivers that are available for UK applicants from low-income families and those residing in low-income countries.

The University of Oxford provides many scholarships for Indian students to help cover tuition fees and, in some cases, living and travel expenses for candidates applying from India.

The cost of an Oxford degree is the same as that of most UK universities. The exact course fee is determined by whether the applying candidate is from the local region (Home fee status) or an international student (Overseas fee status). The annual course fees for a UK student can be checked on the website- ox.ac.uk.

 Interested candidates need to fill up an application form and submit the required documents. They also have to submit official transcripts, CVs/resumes, statements of purpose/personal statements, and an essay.

Hey Candidate,

As per your mentioned query, as well all know that to crack the exam of Oxford University is not an easy task. For cracking the Oxford University exam you have to face an interview so you have to polish your personality in every aspect like your interpersonal communication skills ,your body language, your gestures . You have to make your personality very attractive and you have to be knowledgeable in your field of interest.

You have to become smart and you have to learn how to give answers very smartly. As competition is very tough in Oxford so you have to do hard work on yourself on your communication skills.

The mandatory Oxford interview challenges applications to think on their feet, independently or laterally , and show an ability to apply theory.

No matter what kind of educational background or opportunities you have had, the interview should be an opportunity to show off your interest and ability in your chosen subject, since they are not about what you already know .

I hope this will be helpful.

Revert back for further query.

Thank you:-)

Hi there,

Oxford university offers two major course of study in undergraduate law which is the equivalent to LLB which are BA Law (Jurisprudence) and BA Law (European Studies), for taking admission at an undergraduate level you should be mindful of scoring above 90% or equivalent to A1 in 4 subjects in your senior secondary level exam be it from CBSE or ICSE board.The subject requirement is mentioned on the link here, http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses-listing/law-jurisprudence

Next step is to fill the form which is available on the website

Note - If English is not your first language then you will need to take ILETS or TOEFL and score really good in these exams

Then after filling the form you will need to take National Admission Test of Law (LNAT) exam , this will essentially test your readiness to study law as a subject and you will need to score really good in this exam since admission in Oxford is very competitive.

Next step will be the interview process, you will be invited for interview at one of the Oxford colleges of your choice and all the information about what the interviewers are looking for and how to prepare for it can be accessed here, https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/applying-to-oxford/guide/interviews?wssl=1

Admission in Oxford is highly competitive and you need to prepare for it from your 10 standard and undertake activities to make your candidature look good you need to be an all rounder and undertake part in extra curricular activities as well alongside improving your grades.

Hi,

Well you should be well aware and prepared with your personal statement. Then you should be aware of your chance of getting a personal interview. If that happens then all the questions need to answered properly.

This way you will look confident and will stay confident.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Hello

For admission to Law (Jurisprudence) at University of Oxford, all candidates are required to take the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT). If English is not your first language, then you will also have to meet the English language requirements.

You should go through the following links and check the detailed process

https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses-listing/law-jurisprudence?wssl=1

https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/international-students/international-qualifications?wssl=1

https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/undergraduate-admissions-faqs-ba-jurisprudence

Good Luck!

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