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Akanksha Malhotra

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Harvard University acceptance rate is around 3.5%, whereas, Stanford University acceptance rate is around 3.9% or roughly 4%. This means that though Harvard is a little more selective than Stanford. But, both the universities are competitive on the similar lines. In order to get into Stanford, the applicants are required to have an exceptional academic record. On top of this, the applicants must aim to have some achievements in the extracurricular activities.

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Rachit Gaurav

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UMich is among the popular universities in the region. The international students sometime may find it expensive to attend the university. The scholarships offered by the universities can help in making the education affordable. Some of the ways to increase your chances of getting UMich scholarships are:Having an excellent academic scoresHaving professional experienceHaving good GMAT scores.

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As of Autumn Quarter 2023, the total number of students enrolled at Stanford University is 17,000+. Out of this, 7,800+ are UG students and 9,600+ are PG students. Including all the study field, each year, around 500 Indians are enrolled at Stanford. UG international applicants are required to submit the following to take admission:USD 90 (Around INR 7,700) application feeStandardized test scores (if applicable)School report form and counsellor letter of recommendationOfficial transcriptsLetters of recommendations from two teachersMid-year transcriptFor graduate courses requirements, the applicants can check the official website.

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Gunjan Aggrawal

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Yes, Brown University is quite an expensive option for international students. The tuition costs range between INR 55L and INR 57L for undergraduate and INR 27L and INR 95L for postgraduate programs. Students with limited budgets must opt for different universities as they have to manage other expenses including transportation, housing, insurance, books and supplies, personal expenses, and more along with the tuition cost.

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Piyush Pandey

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As per the unofficial source, Brown University ranked #13 among National Universities, #12 in Best value schools, and #43 for providing the best undergraduate Engineering programs. Along with the rankings, the university's graduation rate is 80% which showcases its excellent academic structure, small class experiences, and the best faculties. The university offers a range of programs in various specializations that result in research work and opportunities in big firms.

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Nishtha Gupta

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As per the unofficial source, Brown University offers the best majors in specializations such as Computer Science; Economics; Mathematics; Biology; English language and literature; and more. Brown University best majors along with the graduation rates are given below:Best course at Brown UniversityGraduation RatesComputer Science14%Economics and Quantitative Economics11%Applied Mathematics9%International Relations and Affairs8%Biology/Biological Sciences7%Public Health5%Neuroscience4%

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Bhumika Vimal

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The Wharton School and Harvard Business School are both exceptional and ranked highly in the list of the best Business Schools worldwide. While the parent institution of Wharton, University of Pennsylvania is in the group of Ivy League, Harvard university isn't in that group. These Business schools are known for their state of the art curriculum, highly employable alumni, large alumni network across the globe, and the strong commitment towards learning.The table compares these two best Business schools in depth: CriteriaHarvard Business School  The Wharton School  LocationBoston, MassachusettsPhiladelphia, USAAverage Starting
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Tasneem Hoda

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According to the Shiksha Grade Rankings, University of St Thomas Texas has received an overall C+ ranking. According to the QS State Rankings 2020-21, UST Texas had received a rank of #201-250. 

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Vikram Kumar

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International students must meet the MIT University requirements for a management course. They can apply for management courses at the university through the official website by submitting an online application before the deadline. Mentioned below are the general Massachusetts Institute of Technology admission requirements for students:A bachelor's degree or equivalentEnglish language proficiency test score: TOEFL / IELTS (IELTS exam is preferred at MIT)GRE / GMAT score (as applicable)Letters of recommendation.A statement of objectivesOfficial Transcripts.CV or Resume

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Manori Khandelwal

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All international first-year applicants must submit SAT score for MIT undergraduate admission. The university does not have a cut-off or recommended scores for the SAT scores as they are evaluated within an applicant's context. MIT SAT scores for international students are exceptionally high. Mentioned below are middle 50% SAT score range of admitted students (25th and 75th percentiles) for the Class of 2028:TestRangeSAT Math [780, 800]SAT ERW [740, 780]

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