Constraints on new physics from the LHC

Highlights of searches for physics beyond the standard model are presented, covering work done at the LHC experiments, including ATLAS, CMS, and LHCb. The summary is focused primarily on results not covered in the rest of the program of the conference, with one exception of a search for rare $B^0_s \to \mu\mu$ decay. Following a brief overview of searches in supersymmetric and other exotic new physics scenarios, more details are given for searches probing supersymmetric scenarios. Naturalness considerations in supersymmetry bring forward topologies with multiple top and bottom quarks in the final states with rates in reach of the experiments. No evidence of new physics has been found so far.