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You want social sciences, economics and finance and life in London.
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London School of Economics (LSE) and University of Oxford are close in cost for Indian students. Here's how they compare on fees, living costs, programs and funding.
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LSE costs less: about ₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh in total versus ₹59 lakh – ₹86 lakh for Oxford — a difference of roughly ₹2.2 lakh. LSE is known for social sciences, economics and finance; Oxford for collegiate university, one of the world's oldest. Both offer Finance, Economics and Law (LLM), so compare those program pages side by side.
Official sources: London School of Economics (LSE) — official website · University of Oxford — official website
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How to decide
You want social sciences, economics and finance and life in London.
You want collegiate university, one of the world's oldest and life in Oxford.
LSE saves about ₹2.2 lakh over the program on our figures.
Compare the Finance curricula, electives and outcomes.
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LSE, by about ₹2.2 lakh in total on our figures (₹62 lakh – ₹79 lakh vs ₹59 lakh – ₹86 lakh).
Neither is better for everyone. LSE is known for social sciences, economics and finance; Oxford for collegiate university, one of the world's oldest. Compare the specific program, location and cost.
Yes — lenders fund both. Most families borrow 70–90% of the total cost.
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