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Is it expensive to study at Harvard as an Indian student?

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Yes, Harvard is quite an expensive option for international students, including Indians. Students can check the cost of living for students willing to take admission below:

Particulars	Expenses
Tuition	USD 59,320 (INR 52L)
Fees	USD 5,476 (INR 4.8L)
Housing	USD 13,532 (INR 11L)
Food	USD 8,598 (INR 7.5L)
Subtotal - billed costs	USD 86,926 (INR 76L)
Estimated personal expenses	USD 2,500 (INR 2L)
Estimated books	USD 1,000 (INR 87K)
Estimated transportation costs	USD 0-USD 5,000 (INR 4.3L)
Total billed and unbilled costs	USD 90,426-USD 95,426 (INR 79L-INR 83L)

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