Is Oxford cheaper than Harvard?

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Tasneem Hoda | Contributor-Level 10

4 months ago

University of Oxford and Harvard University are the top universities in the world. The comparative fees structure for Oxford University and Harvard University are given in the table below:

University Name	Tuition Fees for UG students	Tuition Fees for PG students
University of Oxford	INR 32.42 L - 69.96 L	INR 11.75 L - 98.9 L
Harvard University	INR 51.83 L - 54.11 L	INR 17.45 L - 79.4 L

As we observe, the fees range of Oxford University is lower than that of Harvard University which means University of Oxford is comparatively cheaper.

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Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

Let us compare the tuition fees range of Harvard University and the University of Oxford for UG and PG courses:

University	1st-Year Fee Range for UG Courses	1st-Year Fee Range for PG Courses
Oxford University	INR 29 Lacs – INR 47 lakh	INR 26 Lacs – INR 83 lakh
Harvard University	INR 41 Lacs – INR 45 lakh	INR 18 Lacs – INR 72 lakh

The starting range of the tuition fees at Oxford for UG course is less than Harvard, whereas, the upper range of the fees is roughly same. However, studying PG courses at Oxford University is costlier than Harvard University.

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