India - Degree from a Prestigious Institution:

Bachelor degree (Honours/Special) with a score of: 67% or 8.3 out of 10​. The differing grading systems at Indian universities will be taken into consideration. If your degree is graded out of 4, 7 or 8, your scores would be assessed on a case-by-case basis. In these situations, we may ask for additional materials, such as a grading scale or score conversation sheet, to assess your application. Some of our courses are very competitive, so meeting our typical entry requirements does not guarantee that you will be made an offer. For competitive courses you will be a stronger candidate for admission if you have higher grades and are attending a university considered prestigious. For our most competitive courses at postgraduate taught level (i.e. those within the Department of Management, the Faculty of Law, and the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries), please note that offers will usually only be made to applicants from universities considered by King’s to be prestigious, usually with a requirement of 65% or higher. If percentage and GPA are both present on the modules on your transcript, percentage will be used in preference to GPA.

India - Degree from a Recognised Institution:

Bachelor degree (Honours/Special) with a score of: 70% or 8.5 out of 10. The differing grading systems at Indian universities will be taken into consideration. If your degree is graded out of 4, 7 or 8, your scores would be assessed on a case-by-case basis. In these situations, we may ask for additional materials, such as a grading scale or score conversation sheet, to assess your application. Some of our courses are very competitive, so meeting our typical entry requirements does not guarantee that you will be made an offer. For competitive courses you will be a stronger candidate for admission if you have higher grades and are attending a university considered prestigious. For our most competitive courses at postgraduate taught level (i.e. those within the Department of Management, the Faculty of Law, and the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries), please note that offers will usually only be made to applicants from universities considered by King’s to be prestigious, usually with a requirement of 65% or higher. If percentage and GPA are both present on the modules on your transcript, percentage will be used in preference to GPA.

India - Degree from a Highly Prestigious Institution:

Bachelor degree (Honours/Special) with a score of: 65% or 8 out of 10. The differing grading systems at Indian universities will be taken into consideration. If your degree is graded out of 4, 7 or 8, your scores would be assessed on a case-by-case basis. In these situations, we may ask for additional materials, such as a grading scale or score conversation sheet, to assess your application. Some of our courses are very competitive, so meeting our typical entry requirements does not guarantee that you will be made an offer. For competitive courses you will be a stronger candidate for admission if you have higher grades and are attending a university considered prestigious. For our most competitive courses at postgraduate taught level (i.e. those within the Department of Management, the Faculty of Law, and the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries), please note that offers will usually only be made to applicants from universities considered by King’s to be prestigious, usually with a requirement of 65% or higher. If percentage and GPA are both present on the modules on your transcript, percentage will be used in preference to GPA.

King’s Foundations will be awarding a prize of £4,000 for up to ten students starting on a King’s International Foundation Programme at King’s College London.

The prize is given in two parts, £2,000 toward the tuition fee of the International Foundation and £2,000 toward the first-year tuition fee for undergraduate study at King’s.

To apply, you must hold an offer for King’s Foundations and submit a 1-minute video entitled ‘Why my future begins at King’s’. Winners will be chosen by a panel.

The application deadline is 8th April 2024.

King’s International Foundation Programme is a challenging year of study which allows students, who meet the conditions of their offer, to progress to undergraduate study at King’s College London.

In recognition of the hard work undertaken in order to meet those offer conditions, all students progressing to undergraduate study at King’s receive a scholarship equivalent to 10% of their first year’s tuition fee.

You don’t have to apply, just enrol on your undergraduate degree and the scholarship will be applied to your tuition fee.