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Key Highlights for Indian Students
Indian Student Advantage
The Royal College of Art is globally recognized as the leading postgraduate art and design university, attracting a diverse international student body.
There is strong support for international students, including an Indian Student Association that fosters community and networking.
Approximately 75% of graduates find employment, with notable companies like BBC, Dyson, and Google hiring RCA alumni.
The alumni network in India is growing, with several active in various fields, providing potential connections for current students.
The estimated total cost of studying at RCA is competitive, with opportunities for internships through strong industry partnerships.
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Why Consider
Ranked No. 1 globally for art and design for ten consecutive years.
Collaborate with innovative organizations for real-world experience.
9 out of 10 graduates report a positive career impact from RCA.
Engage in significant research across art, design, and technology.
Dedicated support services and an Indian Student Association available.
Things to Consider
The next intake for programs at the Royal College of Art is in Fall 2025. Prospective students should plan their application timelines accordingly.
Applicants must submit a strong portfolio, a statement of purpose, and academic transcripts. GRE and GMAT scores are not required.
International students must demonstrate English proficiency through accepted tests. Minimum scores are 62 for PTE, 6.5 overall for IELTS (with at least 6.0 in each component), 88 for TOEFL, or 110 for Duolingo.
The estimated total cost for studying at the Royal College of Art ranges from ₹42,00,000 to ₹46,00,000, with an additional estimated living cost of ₹18,00,000.