What is the salary and ROI for an Indian student after Oxford Mfin, considering the fees and living costs?

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Aarushi S · Accepted Answer

The salary and ROI after Oxford MFin are quite strong for Indian students, even considering the high cost. The program is one year, so while the upfront cost is heavy, the break-even period is shorter than a two-year degree.

Total cost (fees + living): about &pound;65K&ndash;&pound;70K.
Average graduate salary: &pound;60K&ndash;&pound;70K, with top investment banking packages crossing &pound;90K including bonuses.
Consulting and asset management roles are slightly lower but still competitive, around &pound;55K&ndash;&pound;65K.
For Indian students working in London, ROI is usually 2&ndash;3 years. Returning to India stretches it longer, since salaries average ₹25&ndash;35 LPA. Currency exchange also plays a role&mdash;repaying loans in GBP with INR income takes more time and reduces the short-term ROI.

One added benefit is the Oxford network, which helps graduates tap into finance roles not just in the UK but across Europe and Asia, improving long-term career value.For more details you can read this blog on "Oxford MFin salary "