Harvard University

This is hugely dependent on individual circumstances however campus life at Harvard University is an experience that many students cherish.

Living on-campus provides convenience, allowing students to immerse fully in Harvard's academic and social environment. Students are just steps away from classes, libraries, dining halls, and campus events, which fosters a sense of community and makes it easier to participate in clubs, sports teams, and cultural activities.

Off-campus living, while offering more independence, can sometimes mean longer commutes and fewer opportunities to engage in spontaneous campus activities. However, off-campus living can sometimes be cheaper for students to opt for.

Both options have their merits depending on personal preferences for privacy, lifestyle, and budget. 

This might have a very subjective answer varying from year to year, however, one of the most preferred courses by Indian students at Harvard University is typically the MBA programme offered by Harvard Business School (HBS). 

The HBS MBA programme is renowned for its case study method, which challenges students to analyze real-world business scenarios and develop strategic solutions, making them sought-after candidates by big firms.

Indian students often choose this programme to gain international exposure, access top-tier faculty, and leverage Harvard's extensive alumni network for career opportunities.

Additionally, Harvard's engineering, computer science, public health, and social sciences courses also attract Indian students.

The visa process for Indian students planning to study at Harvard University, typically requires essential documents such as a passport with validity, the Form DS-160 confirmation page, a receipt confirming payment of the visa application fee (MRV fee), a passport-sized photograph meeting specific requirements, the SEVIS I-20 form issued by Harvard, proof of payment of the SEVIS fee, academic transcripts from previous institutions attended, standardized test scores (such as TOEFL or IELTS, and GRE/GMAT depending on the program), proof of financial resources to cover tuition, living expenses, and other costs in the US, and a letter of admission from Harvard.