Imperial College MBA
GMAT Median
666
GPA Median
N/A
Acceptance Rate
N/A
Program avg: 21.8%
Class Size
76
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How to Get Into Imperial College MBA
To be competitive at Imperial College MBA, applicants typically present a GMAT score near 666. Each entering class is roughly 76 students. The school is located in London, United Kingdom. Figures reflect the 2025 entering class. Enter your own GPA and GMAT score on AdmitBase to see your personalized match category and admission odds.
Admitted Student Profiles
Tuition
Home / Domestic
£60,000
International
£60,000
Outcomes
Employment Rate
92%
Data source: Imperial College Business School Full-Time MBA — avg GMAT 666, class 76 (imperial.ac.uk 2025/26) (2025). Figures reflect the most recently published admission cycle.
Imperial College MBA: Frequently Asked Questions
What GMAT score do you need for Imperial College MBA?
Admitted students at Imperial College MBA have a median GMAT score of 666 (2025 entering class). A score at or above the median makes you most competitive.
How much does Imperial College MBA cost?
Annual home or domestic tuition at Imperial College MBA is £60,000. Tuition figures exclude living expenses and fees.
How hard is it to get into Imperial College MBA?
Admission to Imperial College MBA is competitive: the median GMAT is 666. Applicants near or above these medians have the strongest odds. Use AdmitBase to see whether Imperial College MBA is a Safety, Target, Reach, or Far Reach for your specific GPA and GMAT score.
Where is Imperial College MBA located?
Imperial College MBA is located in London, United Kingdom.
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