Can I get into king's college and UCL without GMAT/GRE?

Yes, you can still get into London Business School (LBS) with a low GMAT score—but only if the rest of your profile is really strong. LBS looks at your whole application, not just your test score. So if your essays, work experience, academics, and leadership qualities are impressive, you still have a chance.

Many students with scores lower than the average (which is around 700) have gotten in. But they usually stand out in other ways—like leading big projects at work, starting a business, or showing strong growth over time. So it’s all about the full story you tell in your application.

Also, if you think your GMAT is not your best strength, LBS will want to see proof that you can handle numbers and analysis. You can show this through your grades, your job, or even an extra course like CFA or quantitative certifications.

So don’t worry too much about one number—focus on everything else you bring to the table. That’s what really matters at a school like LBS.

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For most business master’s programs at King’s College London and University College London (UCL), the GMAT or GRE is not mandatory. Instead, they focus more on your academic performance, personal statement, and relevant experience. Some competitive programs might recommend test scores, especially if your GPA isn't super strong—but it’s usually not required.

Just make sure your application is solid—good grades, clear motivation, and strong references. If you can show you're serious and capable, you're already halfway in.