Cass Business School Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

Cass Business School fees for Indian students range from £23,500 (₹25.03 Lakhs) per year for the BSc undergraduate degree to £33,600-£36,900 (₹35.78-39.30 Lakhs) per year for the flagship postgraduate programmes such as MSc Management, MSc Finance, and MSc Business Analytics. Cass Business School (renamed Bayes Business School in 2021 and operating under City St George’s, University of London) has published its 2026/27 rate card for the London campus at 106 Bunhill Row, EC1Y 8TZ.

Your realistic entry from India is either the January 2027 intake (open only to a limited set of MSc programmes such as Investment Management, Corporate Finance, and Actuarial Management) or the September 2027 main intake for all BSc, MSc, and MBA degrees. The September 2026 intake is effectively closed for new applicants without an existing Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS, the document needed for the Student Visa), because the UK Student Visa itself takes three to eight weeks to process.

• BSc International (Year 1): £23,500 (₹25.03 Lakhs) per year at the 2026/27 rate.
• MSc standard band (Management, Marketing): £33,600 (₹35.78 Lakhs) per year.
• MSc higher band (Finance, Business Analytics, Banking): £35,700-£36,900 (₹38.02-39.30 Lakhs) per year.
• Full-time MBA: £49,500 (₹52.72 Lakhs) for the one-year programme.
• Full Payment Discount: 2% off tuition if the entire year is paid upfront at enrolment.
• Bayes India Scholarship: automatic award of £5,000 (₹5.33 Lakhs) for admitted Indian nationals on an MSc offer.

External Indian awards (Inlaks Shivdasani, JN Tata Endowment, KC Mahindra, Narotam Sekhsaria) reopen their application windows in October-November 2026 for the September 2027 intake, with deadlines clustered between 12 March 2027 and 30 April 2027. The Bayes-side scholarships listed above are auto-assessed on the admissions application, so no separate scholarship form is needed.

Payment at Cass Business School follows a fixed schedule for accepted offer holders. MSc offer holders confirm the seat with a £2,000 (₹2.13 Lakhs) tuition deposit within four weeks of the offer; the MBA deposit is £5,000 (₹5.33 Lakhs). Both count toward the total tuition. The remaining fee splits 50% at enrolment in September (or January for winter starters) and 50% in the second instalment three months later. Choosing full payment at enrolment activates the 2% discount, which on the flagship MSc Management is worth £672 (₹71,568) per year.

The all-in India-side budget for a one-year MSc at Cass Business School lands between ₹56 Lakhs and ₹62 Lakhs including tuition, London living, visa, and health surcharge. A three-year BSc totals roughly ₹1.23 Crore to ₹1.35 Crore.

Currency reference: 1 GBP = ₹106.50 as of 23 July 2026, per xe.com. All INR figures in this article are computed at this rate and will shift with the daily GBP/INR quote at the point of your fee transfer.

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Cass Business School Tuition Fees by Programme for Indian Students

Cass Business School tuition sits in three visible bands: BSc undergraduate degrees at £23,500 (₹25.03 Lakhs) per year, standard MSc programmes at £33,600 (₹35.78 Lakhs), and specialist Finance and Analytics MScs at £35,700-£36,900 (₹38.02-39.30 Lakhs). The one-year full-time MBA sits above that at £49,500 (₹52.72 Lakhs), and the part-time Executive MBA totals £57,000 (₹60.71 Lakhs) across its two-year cycle. All figures are the official 2026/27 international rates and apply equally to Indian passport holders.

Cass Business School Undergraduate Fees for Indian Students: 2026/27

Cass Business School offers all its BSc degrees under the "Business School" umbrella at a single international annual rate. The programmes on offer include BSc Business Studies, BSc Finance, BSc Accounting and Finance, BSc Management, BSc Actuarial Science, BSc Investment and Financial Risk Management, and BSc Real Estate. Each is a three-year degree taken at the Bunhill Row campus.

Source: Bayes Business School Undergraduate Fees page, 2026/27 rate card.

Cass Business School Postgraduate Fees for Indian Students: 2026/27

MSc programmes are the primary route for Indian students at Cass Business School. The school runs over twenty MSc degrees; the table below lists the highest-volume Indian-applied programmes at the two fee bands. There is no application fee for any PG programme.

Source: Bayes Business School Postgraduate Fees page, 2026/27 rate card. Application fee is nil for all PG programmes.

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Cass Business School Fee Trend by Year

The MSc Management fee at Cass Business School has risen from £29,500 (₹31.42 Lakhs) in 2022/23 to £33,600 (₹35.78 Lakhs) in 2026/27, a five-year compound annual growth of 3.3%. The single largest jump was between 2023/24 and 2024/25, when the fee rose 4.6% as the school completed the operational rebrand from Cass to Bayes. Increases in the last two cycles have moderated to under 3% per year.

Source: Bayes Business School archived fee pages, 2022/23 to 2026/27.

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Cost of Living in London for Cass Business School Indian Students

London costs an Indian student between £1,500 and £1,900 (₹1.60-2.02 Lakhs) per month at a modest lifestyle, with student accommodation making up more than half the outlay. Cass Business School’s Bunhill Row campus sits in Zone 1 (Old Street / Barbican), so rent within walking distance is high; most Indian students commute from Zone 2-3 areas like Mile End, Stratford, or Whitechapel where purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) is more affordable.

Source: UKCISA International Student Cost of Living survey (London 2026), Transport for London Zones 1-2 student rate, iQ Student Accommodation Bunhill Row area rate card.

Living costs cluster around your choice of accommodation more than any other line. A shared flat in Zone 3 with two housemates drops the rent line to £700-800 (₹74,550-85,200) per month and pulls the total baseline to roughly £1,350 (₹1.44 Lakhs) per month. A Zone 1 studio, in contrast, pushes rent to £1,600+ (₹1.70 Lakhs+) alone.

Cass Business School Total Cost of Study for Indian Students

The total first-year budget for an Indian student at Cass Business School ranges from £43,300 (₹46.11 Lakhs) for a BSc to £71,200 (₹75.83 Lakhs) for the full-time MBA, once tuition, London living, the Student Visa, and the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS, the annual NHS levy paid upfront with the visa application) are included.

Mandatory Fees include Student Visa (£524 / ₹55,806) and IHS (£776 / ₹82,644 per year). BSc row shows IHS paid upfront for three years (£2,328 / ₹2.48 Lakhs) as required by UKVI. Living is 10 months for the BSc academic year and 12 months for postgraduate degrees. Source: UK Home Office visa fee schedule, UKVI IHS calculator.

Over the full programme, the totals compound as follows. A three-year BSc lands at £127,000-135,000 (₹1.35-1.44 Crore) including three years of tuition and living. A one-year MSc totals ₹58-61 Lakhs. The full-time MBA totals ₹75.83 Lakhs for the single year.

If you fund the MSc with a standard Indian education loan of ₹56 Lakhs at 10.5% over ten years (SBI Global Ed-Vantage or HDFC Credila terms), your EMI works out to about ₹75,500 per month. A ₹75 Lakh MBA loan at the same terms comes to roughly ₹1.01 Lakh per month. A full ₹1.35 Crore BSc loan pushes EMIs to about ₹1.82 Lakh per month, which is why most Indian families cover a portion of BSc costs from savings and use loans only for the balance.

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Cass Business School Scholarships for Indian Students

Cass Business School’s institutional scholarships for Indian students are entirely automatic; there is no separate scholarship form. The admissions team assesses academic merit, work experience (for MBA), and nationality on the main application and awards accordingly. The typical scholarship an Indian MSc applicant receives is £5,000-£15,000 (₹5.33-15.98 Lakhs) as a tuition reduction on the fee invoice.

Source: Bayes Business School Scholarships and Funding page, 2026/27 cycle.

External Indian scholarships for the September 2027 intake open their application windows in October and November 2026. All five listed below run their next full cycle for a September 2027 start; none are open in the current gap between cycles.

Source: Foundation official pages; deadlines confirmed for the September 2027 start.

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Hidden Costs of Studying at Cass Business School

Beyond tuition and rent, an Indian student at Cass Business School spends about ₹4-5 Lakhs in one-off costs in the first year, most of which fall due before the programme even begins. Budget these into the loan or savings pool at the visa stage, not after arrival.

• Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS): £776 (₹82,644) per year, paid upfront for the full degree. An MSc pays £776 (₹82,644); a BSc pays £2,328 (₹2.48 Lakhs) upfront for three years.
• UK Student Visa fee: £524 (₹55,806) one-time, paid at online application before biometrics.
• Priority Visa service: £500 (₹53,250) optional add-on for a five-working-day decision (useful if your programme starts within six weeks and you have not yet applied).
• IELTS or PTE test (if repeat needed): ₹17,000-18,000 per attempt at IDP or British Council; some Cass MSc programmes accept a departmental waiver based on English-medium instruction.
• SWIFT bank transfer fee: ₹1,500-2,500 per outbound fee wire from an Indian bank, plus a 1-2% forex margin over the mid-market rate.
• Initial setup on arrival (bedding, kitchen, cookware, winter jacket): £500-700 (₹53,250-74,550) one-time in first two weeks.
• Return flight for winter break (Dec-Jan): £600-900 (₹63,900-95,850) return; peak season pricing.
• Optional Bayes societies and club activities: £100-200 (₹10,650-21,300) across the year (Finance Club, Consulting Club, MBA Consulting Project fees).

Budget approximately ₹4-5 Lakhs for first-year hidden costs at Cass Business School, plus roughly ₹1 Lakh per further year for IHS if you extend on the Graduate Route Visa.

Cass Business School Fee Saving Strategies for Indian Students

The highest-value saving lever for the January 2027 or September 2027 Cass Business School intake is stacking the automatic institutional scholarships with the 2% Full Payment Discount, which together can lower your net Year 1 MSc bill by ₹6-16 Lakhs depending on which awards you qualify for. Every other strategy below chips at the total but rarely with the same one-shot impact.

• Stack Bayes India Scholarship + Dean’s Scholarship + Full Payment Discount: If admissions rates you into the Dean’s Scholarship tier (top-decile academics), you receive £10,000 (₹10.65 Lakhs) plus the £5,000 (₹5.33 Lakhs) India Scholarship. Paying the residual £18,600 (₹19.81 Lakhs) upfront at enrolment adds a further 2% discount of £372 (₹39,618). Net MSc Management fee drops to £18,228 (₹19.41 Lakhs).
• Live in Zone 3, not Zone 1: Moving from a Zone 1 studio to a Zone 3 PBSA en-suite saves roughly £4,800-6,000 (₹5.11-6.39 Lakhs) per year in rent, with a 20-minute commute on the Central line to Bank station near campus.
• Work 20 hours per week on the Student Visa: UKVI allows 20 hours per week of paid work during term time; at London minimum wage of £12.21/hour that is roughly £980 (₹1.04 Lakhs) per month, or ₹9.4 Lakhs across a nine-month academic year. Common roles include Bayes Ambassador, Student Café shifts, and campus recruiter roles.
• Claim Section 80E tax deduction on the education loan: Under the Income Tax Act, all interest paid on an education loan for overseas study is fully deductible from taxable income in India for up to eight years, once the co-signing parent or later the student begins repayment.
• Use the Graduate Route Visa post-degree: After completing your MSc or MBA, the Graduate Route Visa (currently in force under Home Office rules as of 23 July 2026) allows two years of post-study work in the UK without a job offer or employer sponsorship. Even at an entry-level Finance Analyst salary of £42,000 (₹44.73 Lakhs), you can repay the ₹56 Lakhs MSc loan in roughly three to four years while working from London.