

King's College London
Tuition/Year
GBP 23940 - 33995
Acceptance
13%
QS Ranking
#31
Students
N/A
About King's College London
King’s College London (QS World University Rank #31) is a prestigious London university known for globally respected programs in Law, Medicine, Sciences, and Social Sciences, with strong links to leading hospitals, research centres, and employers across the UK. For Indian students, its central London location offers unmatched exposure to international networks, internships, and multicultural campus life—ideal for building a global career while studying in one of the world’s most connected cities.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
GBP 23940 - 33995
per year
Living Cost
GBP -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
7.0+
PTE
69+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about King's College London
10 Reviews
Madhumita
As a student in Social Sciences, I appreciate the critical discourse fostered by the faculty. They are experts in their fields and help students with excellent internships.
Pros
Engaging curriculum, good internship opportunities.
Cons
Course material can be dense at times.
Moumita
Studying Sciences here is a fantastic experience with ample lab work and great faculty support. The networking opportunities are excellent.
Pros
Ample lab work, great networking.
Cons
Can be quite competitive.
Subrata
The campus is vibrant and filled with diverse cultures. Faculty members are highly knowledgeable, and the placement opportunities in the Law course are impressive.
Pros
Strong placement support, diverse environment.
Cons
High living costs in London.
Sourav
King's offers an excellent Law curriculum with real-world applications. The career services team is proactive in connecting students with potential employers.
Pros
Strong career services, practical learning.
Cons
High tuition fees.
Tanushree
The Medicine program at King's is well-structured with hands-on training. The faculty are supportive and actively engage students in practical learning.
Pros
Excellent faculty, practical exposure.
Cons
Intense competition among students.


