Harvard University

No, the GRE is not required for all programs at Harvard University. GRE scores are eligibility to get admission in Master's courses. Also, many programs, particularly in STEM fields, may require or recommend the GRE, while others may not. It is suggested to check the many programs, particularly in STEM fields, that may require or recommend the GRE, others may not.

Harvard University is generally considered more prestigious than Brown University, but both are extremely selective schools: 

Prestige: Harvard is generally considered more prestigious than Brown. 

Rankings: In 2024, US News upgraded Brown's ranking to 9th place nationally, up from 13th in 2023. 

Features: Brown is known for its Open Curriculum and the success of its alumni. 

Accessibility: Both universities have wheelchair accessible entrances, parking lots, and restrooms, and both have assistive hearing loops.

Harvard Law School is known for state of the art learning infrastructure, high quality graduates and faculty to students' ratio. HLS graduates are able to get placement at Law firms as Lawyers with a median basic salary of USD 215,000 (INR 1.94 Cr).

According to Glass door, lawyers who graduated from Harvard are able to get USD 100,000 (INR 90.35 L) a year to USD 200,000 (INR 1.80 Cr) a year.

Despite of, both the B-Schools are top-notch and considered the best in the world. The Wharton School by Penn ranks #2, and Harvard Business School ranks at #3 according to the rankings released by the QS World ranking body for the year 2025. If the consideration is employability, according to the employment report 2024 published by HBS, 86% of the students who were seeking employment received an offer letter. On the other hand, 97.2% of the students seeking employment received an offer letter from The Wharton School of Business:

The table compares these two best Business schools in depth:

(USD 1 = INR 87.53)