Master'sComputer Science and IT

MSc Financial Technology with Data Science

University of Bristol, Mumbai CampusMumbai Enterprise, India

Tuition (per year): ₹2,200,000
Duration: 12 months
Level: Master's
Subject area: Computer Science and IT

Overview

MSc Financial Technology with Data Science is a master's program in Computer Science and IT at University of Bristol, Mumbai Campus in Mumbai Enterprise, India. The listed duration is 12 months. Listed tuition is ₹2,200,000 per year; the university's offer letter confirms the final fee.

Entry requirements

Academic requirement: Applicants need a minimum score of 60–70% in a Bachelors degree from a recognized Indian university. Those who meet the eligibility criteria need to attend an admission interview. CBSE or CISCE English at 70-80% or above can be accepted in lieu of another English test such as IELTS. Alternatively students choosing IELTS need an overall score of 7.0 bands with 6.5 bands in each skill.

Documents you will usually need

Passport (valid for the whole course)
Transcripts and certificates from previous study
English test result, or proof of a waiver
Statement of purpose
CV and recommendation letters, if requested
Proof of funds for the visa stage

Frequently asked questions

What are the entry requirements for MSc Financial Technology with Data Science?

Applicants need a minimum score of 60–70% in a Bachelors degree from a recognized Indian university. Those who meet the eligibility criteria need to attend an admission interview. CBSE or CISCE English at 70-80% or above can be accepted in lieu of another Engl… See the full requirements above and confirm them for your qualification with a counsellor.

How much does MSc Financial Technology with Data Science cost?

The listed tuition is ₹2,200,000 per year. Deposits, living costs and visa fees are extra, and the final amount is set by the university's offer and invoice.

Can iAdmission help me apply?

Yes. A counsellor checks your eligibility, helps you prepare documents and submits a complete application. Admission decisions are always made by the university.