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Scholar-Level 17
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All of these are world's topmost universities and students are expected to be very academic in nature. 75% is the minimum recommended. The more percentage you have, the better it is.
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The scores are good, it will depend on your overall profile now and your non-academic profile. If Harvard sees you fit as per their admission process you may have a chance. You must not only have good academics but must be an all-rounder and contributor.
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Scholar-Level 17
Harvard is one of the top ranking universities in the world and highly selective. You will require excellent academic scores and an outstanding profile to be offered a seat. Check their website and learn about the admission process and kind of students they generally take in, you have to prepare accordingly.
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Scholar-Level 17
If you have an outstanding profile then chances are there. Please check the Harvard Business School website and learn about the selection process, what kind of students they prefer and if you don't have work experience then what additional must you possess. Go through it and see if you have it in you and prepare accordingly.
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Extremely brilliant academic track record is something you must possess. You have to be brilliant and all-rounder. Before you commence your law studies in Harvard you must complete your undergraduate program in a related discipline. You may choose to pursue your Bachelor's degree in India or take the SAT and apply to an US university. Thereafter you must take the LSAT or the GRE and apply for the J.D program at Harvard Law School. It is a three year program. Check Harvard Law School's website for more details.
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