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Sibsankar Das

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July 7, 2025, at 5 p.m.

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Rupali Singh

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MIT Sloan School of Management and Harvard Business School are two schools in the U.S. that offers great MBA education. Both of them depends on your goals, preferences, and backgrounds. A comparison between both of them are given below:

Particulars

Harvard

MIT

QS Global MBA Ranking

#3

#4

Teaching style

Case method

Analytical and experiential

Campus culture

Traditional, network-driven

Collaborative

OPT extension

No, Not STEM

Yes, STEM eligible

Annual tuition fees

Around INR 68 lakh

Around INR 76 lakh

 

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Chandra Sharma

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Harvard brings together diverse student interests from a number of schools and hosts cultural and educational events on issues related to South Asia as well as social events like Biryani parties and Bhangra. A few of the further student organizations are:

  • Harvard Bhangra
  • India at HGSE
  • Harvard Deepam
  • South Asian Association
  • South Asian Music Collective 
  • South Asia Women's Collective

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Himanshi Shekhar

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Harvard MBA eligibility for Indian students are given below:

  • Students can apply to Harvard MBA course online
  • A Bachelor's degree is required for admission to this course
  • A GMAT / GRE score
  • Essays
  • Two recommendations
  • Application fee
  • Minimum score in English language proficiency tests such as TOEFL / IELTS
  • In the Class of 2026 of Harvard MBA, the recorded GPA was 3.69. 

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Jasleen Shukla

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Harvard is hard to get into than Brown University. Brown University acceptance rate is 5%, where Harvard University acceptance rate is 3%. The Harvard is more stringent during admission. However, both universities are tough to get into and follow a tough approach while selecting candidates for the admission. Students must perform good in academics and score excellent marks throughout their high school to get selected.

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