How much does it cost to study in Wharton?

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International students are required to pay tuition and fees to study Business and Management at this B-School. The Wharton MBA first tuition fee at this B-School is INR 79.84 L for various specialisations.

The table below shows the UG first year course fee of Wharton courses:

Particulars	Living On Campus	Living Off Campus
Tuition	$63,204	$63,204
Fees	$8,032	$8,032
Housing	$13,132	$12,978
Food	$6,744	$5,988
Books and Supplies**	$1,412	$1,412
Transportation	$1,080	$1,080
Personal Expenses	$2,008	$2,008
Total Budget	$95,612	$94,702

(USD 1 = INR 90.77)

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