How much does it cost to pursue Harvard LLM?

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For the academic year 2025-26, the tuition fees to pursue LLM at Harvard is USD 80,760 (INR 69.1 L). Hence, it is expensive to purse Law & Legal Studies at the university. Below is the breakdown of the Harvard cost of attendance for LLM:

Expenses	Cost of Attendance	Cost in INR
Tuition	USD 80,760	INR 69.1 L
Health Insurance and Health Services Fees	USD 6,108	INR 5.2 L
Activities Fee	USD 450	INR 38.5
Housing	USD 18,900	INR 16.1 L
Food	USD 6,334	INR 5.4 L
Personal Expenses	USD 5,773	INR 4.9 L
Books and Supplies	USD 1,700	INR 1.4 L
Travel	USD 1,775	INR 1.5 L
TOTAL	USD 121,800	INR 1 Cr

Conversion Rate: 1 USD = INR 85.63

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