At Menlo Coaching, we’ve had strong results working with Indian applicants from elite backgrounds—particularly those at large family businesses, private equity and venture capital firms, or other high-end employers.
But we want to be upfront:
We’re not the best fit for every Indian applicant.
Our pricing is significantly higher than local firms—and may be out of reach based on typical Indian salaries.
We focus on a small subset of Indian applicants and do not have broad admissions data across the entire applicant pool.
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Saïd Business School is a powerhouse for innovation and finance, located in the oldest university in the English-speaking world. One of the top-ranked MBA programs in Europe, Saïd Business School was established in 1996. The program blends fresh entrepreneurial ideas with deep-rooted traditions. Many students enter the social impact sector upon graduation, placing Saïd at the forefront of a changing business world.
Oxford University is a household name, and the prestige that comes with its business school is matched by its alumni’s commitment to collaboration, leadership, and social responsibility. Saïd offers a truly international experience, with over 90% of its students hailing from outside the United Kingdom. You can expect to learn about different cultures worldwide, emphasizing Saïd’s commitment to diversity.
Class Size | 348 |
Acceptance Rate | Does not disclose |
GMAT Median | 680 |
Average Age | Does not disclose |
Avg. Years Work Experience | 6 |
Diversity Women | 48% |
Diversity Intl. | 97% |
Pre-MBA Industries | Does not disclose |
Undergraduate Majors | Does not disclose |
The data above is from 2023 and represents the Oxford Saïd MBA class of 2024.
See the full report: Oxford Saïd MBA class profile
Salary Average | £71,940 |
Offers upon Graduation | Does not disclose |
Offers at 3 Mos. | Does not disclose |
Post-MBA Industries | Global Industry*: 41% Finance: 29.8% Consulting: 20.8% Impact: 8.4% Energy/Utilities: 2.8% Transport: 1.7% Retail.1.1% Consumer Packaged Goods: 1.1% Manufacturing: 0.6% Media/Entertainment: 0.6% Other: 2.2% |
Post-MBA Locations | Europe: 43% Asia: 20% North America: 20% Middle East & North Africa: 6% Africa: 5% Australia and Oceania: 5% Central America & the Caribbean: 1% South America: 1% |
Post-MBA Companies | Industries List |
Career Development Resources | Oxford Saïd Career Development |
Note:
Global Industry*, 41%, of which: Technology 27%, Healthcare 3.9% (including products and services)
The data above is from 2019 and represents the career statistics for the Oxford Saïd MBA class of 2020.*
See the full report: Oxford Saïd MBA employment report
The intensive one-year MBA program at Oxford Saïd Business School includes four terms. Commencing in September, Oxford’s MBA program starts with a two-week residential program which is intended to introduce students to Saïd business school and the larger Oxford community. The Michaelmas term (October to December) marks the official beginning of your MBA journey at Oxford.
Full details on the elective curriculum at Oxford Saïd.
Even though no official majors are offered, Oxford Saïd has elective courses that cover a wide range of subjects. You can design your MBA course selection which suits your career goals and interests.
Oxford Saïd is home to 10 research centers and initiatives:
The latest application requirements set by the Oxford Saïd MBA admissions office are described below.
Here are the prompts for Oxford Saïd’s most recent application:
Personal Statement (please provide a personal statement that outlines anything additional that you would like the Admissions Committee to consider)* (upload file, maximum 250 words)
Re-applicants only: What improvements have you made in your candidacy since you last applied to the Oxford MBA programme? * (upload file, maximum 250 words)
Employment History. If you are in full-time employment, define your current role. Please list your main responsibilities, your most significant challenges and greatest achievement. (text box, 5000 characters)
Post-MBA Plans – Option 1 “Employment”.
When reviewing your written statement and essays, the Admissions Committee will be looking for evidence of the following: good communication skills, leadership potential, analytical skills, and fit within the Oxford MBA community, among other characteristics.
Round 1 | November 8, 2023 |
Round 2 | January 1, 2024 |
Round 3 | April 17, 2024 |
See the full details here: Oxford Saïd MBA Interview Decisions
Admissions Info | MBA Program Home Page Admissions Home Page Application Requirements |
How to Apply | Request Information Start an Application |
Meet Oxford Saïd | Admissions Events – Upcoming |
Do Your Research | Student Bloggers College Experience About Us – Latest News Scholarships and Funding Faculty Directory |
*All data retrieved from the Oxford Saïd MBA Program webpages, unless otherwise stated.
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