How frequently are UCL grads targeted by MBB firms

I understand that UK MBB recruiting is heavily Oxbridge based. Would you say LSE/Imperial/UCL are targeted equally by MBB? Or is it LSE>Imperial>UCL

Thanks

 

I have a copy of the guide - it breaks it down as such:

Priority Tier 1 Universities
  • Oxford

  • Cambridge

  • LSE

  • Imperial

  • Trinity College Dublin

Other Tier 1 Universities
  • University College Dublin

  • UCL

  • Warwick

  • Edinburgh

  • Bristol

  • Durham

  • Guy's & St Thomas Medical School

Tier 2 Universities
  • Exeter

  • York

  • KCL

  • Bath

  • Southampton

  • Sheffied

  • St Andrew's

  • Cork

  • Glasgow

  • Nottingham

  • Leeds

  • Newcastle

  • Birmingham

  • Manchester

  • Queen's University Belfast

  • SOAS

All other UK universities

Criteria To Pass Screening

  • Priority Tier 1: 2:1 + AAB at A-level (or equiv.)

  • Other Tier 1: 1st or 2:1 and Masters from Priority + AAB at A-level (or equiv.)

  • Tier 2: 1st or 2:1 and Masters from Priority + AAB at A-level (or equiv)

  • All other UK universities: Pre-screen to "No" pile regardless of grades

 

loughborough is a sports uni that only ranks highly because it's student satisfaction ratings are through the roof. i've never met a truly smart person who went there. the academic quality is middling at best.

not a good uni. trust me.

Thank you for your interest in the 2020 Investment Banking Full-time Analyst Programme (London) at JPMorgan Chase. After a thorough review of your application, we regret to inform you that we are unable to move forward with your candidacy at this time.
 

While I agree it is not one of the very best universities, I don't really agree with your comment on academic quality. Some departments (engineering and product design spring to mind - as this is my industry) are top notch. I think the idea that Loughborough is only good for sport is a bit outdated, and I think it is on par with most of those Tier 2 universities listed. It is definitely more reputable than QUB - at least in my opinion.

Also - Lancaster belongs with them too.

 
Funniest

sounds like you enjoyed your time at loughborough.

Thank you for your interest in the 2020 Investment Banking Full-time Analyst Programme (London) at JPMorgan Chase. After a thorough review of your application, we regret to inform you that we are unable to move forward with your candidacy at this time.
 

Could you please verify anonymous claims, his "copy of the Guide" shows that you can't even pass screening from UCL.

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