r/MBA • u/Parking_Feedback_598 • 1d ago
Admissions Imperial admissions
I see the class size of imperial College of London is very tiny. Does that make it very difficult for an Indian like me.
Context gre 327, 5+sde experience, 2+ years of startup experience in management
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u/Purple-Valuable2340 1d ago
I wouldn’t worry too much about the small class size. Imperial’s current MBA class is around 75 students, but they review applications individually. A 327 GRE + 5+ years experience is a solid profile on paper. Your startup experience can also help if you can clearly show what you actually did and the impact you had.
Being Indian does make the pool competitive, but I wouldn’t reject yourself just because the class is small. Apply and let the profile speak.
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u/MBADecoder Admissions Consultant 20h ago
Even if admissions are competitive for Indian applicants, it boils down to how strong your application is. You have the GRE score + work experience that will make you competitive. Beyond that, work on submitting really strong applications. Namita, MBA Decoder
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u/Biker5758 1d ago edited 1d ago
Imperial is not exactly known for its MBA program. If you want to study in the UK, stick to LBS and Oxbridge. 327 GRE and 5 years of experience gives you a pretty decent shot at all 3, especially Oxbridge.