Harvard University

The cost to study at Harvard University in Indian rupees depends on the course level and program: 

Course level Annual tuition fee
Undergraduate  INR 49.78 L–51.97 L
Postgraduate INR 16.76 L–64.97 L
MBA INR 37,24,228 for one year
Harvard offers need-based fellowships to almost 50% of its students each year. Some scholarships are automatically considered for financial aid when applying to the university. 
Students can also consider taking out an education loan to help finance their studies. Many banks and financial institutions offer education loans for studying abroad.

For more accurate and the latest information please visit the official website of Harvard University or by contacting the admission office. It is imperative to follow all the guidelines to get the accurate information.

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The top Scholarships for Indian Students at Harvard University and how to avail them are given below:

Boustany MBA Harvard Scholarship: 

• Excellent academic background
• Candidates can apply only after receiving admission to the Harvard MBA programme
• Shortlisted candidates need to give an interview
• Provided for a two-year course at Harvard Business School
• Financial Aid: 75% of the cost of tuition
• Also covers living and travel costs related to the internship

Need-Based Fellowships: 

• TOEFL Score not less than 109
• IELTS Score not less than 7.5
• PTE Score not less than 75
• GMAT / GRE Scores
• Relevant work experience
• Applicant must have excellent academic/professional performance
• Shortlisted candidates need to give an interview

Aga Khan Scholarship: 

• Outstanding history of academic performance
• Provided to students from developing nations who genuinely need financial assistance for studying 
• Provided for pursuing a full-time PG course
• Excellent leadership skills are required along with professional experience, volunteer contribution, and extracurricular achievements
• Scholarship will be provided for the entire period of a master's level course and PhD students will receive it for the first two years only

During your four years at Harvard, you are not required to reside on campus. Students have a variety of housing alternatives even though Harvard encourages on-campus living, particularly during the first year of undergraduate education.

This is a summary:

1. The majority of the 17 freshmen housing halls at Harvard Yard are occupied by first-year students.
2. Harvard's 12 residential houses, each with its own community and traditions, are among the many on-campus housing options available to upperclassmen.
    residing in structures like the Peabody Terrace or the Leverett Towers, much like an apartment.
3. Off-campus housing: Students in the Cambridge region may want to live in apartments or shared homes.