"What are some helpful tips for students starting their first year at Imperial College London? ". .

Indian students need to meet the MBA admission requirements if they want to be a part of Imperial UK admissions. This course is for 1 year and available as 45 different specializations. Look at the list of admission requirements given below: 

• A valid UG degree
• English language proficiency tests like IELTS PTE or Duolingo
• Work experience 
• Interview
• Complete application

Imperial College London is very well known for its focus on STEM education. It also ranks among some of the best unis in the UK and the world. According to Shiksha, the MSc courses at Imperial UK rank 3 in their popularity rankings. 

However, on Quora, there are some mixed reviews on these courses. One of the current students says that he does not recommend it as it takes too much effort to land a job after graduation. Also, some users suggested that they had to pay a fortune for a year Imperial MSc programme with fees and other living expenses going as high as half a crore. 

Yes, Imperial College London offers MSc in Business Analytics. The tuition for this course is INR 56.3 L without living expenses for 1 year. The MSc Business Analytics curriculum focuses on data management tools and makig sense of that data using these tools. 

If you want to go for this course, then you need meet the given admission requirements as an India student: 

• A valid UG degree with 65%
• PTE, IELTS or Duolingo 
• Some level of familiarity with tools like SQL R and Python

Imperial, on paper, is better than UCLA. In terms of global ranking, Imperial College QS rank is 6th in the world while the UCLA QS rank is 29th in the world. Imperial College placements rate is also higher than that of the University of California Los Angeles placement rate.

Yes, a large numbers of Indians have graduates from the Imperial College London. The college has over 3,000 Indian alumni member worldwide. Additionally, more than 800 Indian students are currenty enrolled at the college.  Some notable Indian alumni that are part of Imperial College London alumni network are such as Narinder Singh Kapany, Dr. Ashok Chakrabarty, Dr. Sandip Banerji, etc.