Does London School of Economics and Political Science require GRE for MSc in Economics?

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GRE is required for applicants without a UK undergraduate degree in economics. There is no specific cutoff but candidates are expected to score at least 161 in the quantitative section of the test. A higher score will be favorable. However, the overall evaluation is on the basis of other academic ex

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