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London School of Economics (LSE) Fees for Indian Students

LSE (London) is known for social sciences, economics and finance. Below: tuition, living costs in London, the total in rupees and loan options.

  • Total ≈ ₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh
  • Tuition £28,000 – £40,000 a year
  • Intakes: September/October
  • Typical loan ₹43 lakh – ₹71 lakh

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How much does LSE cost for Indian students?

A 1-year master's at London School of Economics (LSE) costs about ₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh in total for an Indian student: tuition of £28,000 – £40,000 a year, living costs of about £18,348 a year and one-time visa and travel costs of ₹3 lakh – ₹4.5 lakh. Most families borrow ₹43 lakh – ₹71 lakh and cover the rest from savings or scholarships.

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Official sources: London School of Economics (LSE) — official website · GOV.UK — Student visa

LSE at a glance

Location
London, UK
Type
Public university
Known for
Social sciences, economics and finance
Tuition (international)
£28,000 – £40,000 a year
Living costs used
£18,348 a year
Total for 1 year
₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh
Intakes
September/October, January/February, some May
English tests
IELTS (Academic or UKVI), PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo as accepted by the university
Work during study
Up to 20 hours/week in term for degree-level study
After graduation
Graduate Route: 2 years (3 for PhD); reducing to 18 months from January 2027
Official website
lse.ac.uk

Fee breakdown

LSE cost for Indian students

1-year master's, at £1 ≈ ₹127. Tuition varies by program — use the figure on your offer letter.

LSE cost for Indian students
CostPer yearTotal (1 year)
Tuition£28,000 – £40,000 a year₹36 lakh – ₹51 lakh
Living costs£18,348 a year₹23 lakh
One-time costs (visa, flights, deposits)—₹3 lakh – ₹4.5 lakh
Total—₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh

Popular programs

Programs Indian students choose at LSE

Master's in Finance

A master's in Finance covers corporate finance, investments, financial modelling and risk — a pre-experience alternative to an MBA for finance careers.

Master's in Economics

A master's in Economics covers micro and macro theory, econometrics and applied fields such as development, finance and policy.

Master's in Management

A Master's in Management (MiM) is a pre-experience business degree for recent graduates, covering strategy, finance, marketing and operations.

Master's in Data Science

A Data Science master's combines statistics, programming and machine learning to turn data into decisions, usually with a capstone on real datasets.

Master's in Human Resource Management

A master's in Human Resource Management covers talent acquisition, employment law, reward, organisational behaviour and people analytics.

Master's in Law (LLM)

An LLM is a one-year postgraduate law degree to specialise in areas such as corporate, international, IP or technology law.

Master's in International Business

International Business covers global strategy, trade, cross-cultural management, international finance and market entry.

Compare

LSE vs similar universities in the UK

The 6 closest by total cost; 3 of them cost less in total.

LSE vs similar universities in the UK
UniversityCityTuition a yearTotal in ₹
LSE (this page)London£28,000 – £40,000₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh
UCLLondon£28,000 – £40,000₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh
OxfordOxford£30,000 – £50,000₹59 lakh – ₹86 lakh
King's College LondonLondon£25,000 – £36,000₹58 lakh – ₹74 lakh
EdinburghEdinburgh£28,000 – £38,000₹56 lakh – ₹71 lakh
Queen MaryLondon£25,000 – £32,000₹58 lakh – ₹68 lakh
ImperialLondon£35,000 – £45,000₹71 lakh – ₹85 lakh

Living there

Living costs in London

The UK's biggest job market, with the highest rents and a higher UKVI funds requirement. A room in shared housing usually costs £800 – £1,300 a month, and a realistic yearly budget is £15,100 – £21,100.

For the cost table we use £18,348 a year — £1,529 a month — the UKVI living-cost amount for London (12 months). During your studies you can work up to 20 hours/week in term for degree-level study.

Most UK taught master's last 12 months, which keeps living costs to one year.

Funding

How Indian students fund LSE

Typical loan: ₹43 lakh – ₹71 lakh. EMIs on a ₹56 lakh loan start after the course and moratorium.

How Indian students fund LSE
Interest rate7 years10 years15 years
9%₹90,099₹70,938₹56,799
10.5%₹94,420₹75,564₹61,902
12%₹98,855₹80,344₹67,209

Timeline

Applying to LSE for the September/October 2027 intake

  1. 01

    10–12 months before

    Take IELTS (Academic; shortlist programs at LSE and similar universities.

  2. 02

    8–10 months before

    Write your SOP, request two or three LORs and prepare transcripts.

  3. 03

    6–9 months before

    Apply on LSE's application portal and to scholarships.

  4. 04

    4–6 months before

    Accept the offer, pay the deposit and start the education loan (₹43 lakh – ₹71 lakh).

  5. 05

    2–4 months before

    Apply for the UK Student visa: receive the CAS from your university.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

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Tuition is £28,000 – £40,000 a year for international students. With living costs the total for a 1-year master's is about ₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh.

At £1 ≈ ₹127, a year's tuition is about ₹36 lakh – ₹51 lakh. Exchange rates move, so we recalculate with the live rate before you pay.

Of the 6 universities closest to it in cost, 3 cost less in total and 3 cost more. LSE's tuition is above the middle of our UK list.

Yes, within visa rules: up to 20 hours/week in term for degree-level study. Part-time income helps with living costs but shouldn't be counted on for tuition.

Often, yes — private banks and NBFCs lend unsecured amounts for many universities if the co-applicant's income is steady. Larger amounts at the lowest rates usually need collateral. Most families borrow ₹43 lakh – ₹71 lakh.

September/October, January/February, some May. Start preparing 10–12 months ahead; popular programs fill early.

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