Stanford University

Harvard Business School of Harvard University as well as the Stanford Graduate Business School of the Stanford University are one of the top three business schools in the world and thus getting a degree from either of these is equally prestigious. In terms of rankings, the Stanford Graduate Business School has an upper hand. However, Harvard Business School offers more affordable education.We have given below a comprehensive comparison of both the business schools below:ParticularsHarvard Business SchoolStanford Graduate Business SchoolQS Global MBA Ranking 2024#3#1Acceptance Rate3.4%3.6%Average PackageMedian Base Salary: USD 175,000 (INR 1.45 Cr)Median Signing Bonus: USD 30,000 (INR 25 L) Median Annual Base Salary: USD 182,500 (INR 1.52 Cr)Median Signing Bonus: USD 30,000 (INR 25 L) First-year Tuition FeesINR 18 L - 62 LINR 32 L - 1 CrConversion Rate: 1 USD = INR 83.53

Yes, Stanford University has been home to a vast number of Indian students. Listed below are some of the Indians who are included in the list of Stanford University notable alumni:Mukesh Ambani: An Indian billionaire businessman, who is the chairman and managing director of Reliance IndustriesSundar Pichai: An Indian-born American business executive, who is the CEO of GoogleAzim Premji: An Indian businessman and philanthropist, who was the chairman of Wipro LimitedAkshata Narayana Murty: An Indian heiress, businesswoman, fashion designer, and venture capitalistParag Agrawal: An Indian-American software engineer and businessman, who was the CEO of Twitter for a year

Studying in Stanford University can be considered expensive for Indian students as the cost sums up to be above INR 50 L on an average. Students can refer to the table for course-specific fees requirements:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesLLM  (7 courses)INR 32 L - 1 CrMS  (33 courses)INR 29 L - 68 LBJMC  / BTech  (13 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LLLM  (37 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LLLM  (13 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LLLM  (28 courses)INR 25 L - 68 LLLM  (2 courses)INR 52 L - 56 LMIM  (4 courses)INR 32 L - 1 CrBBA  (2 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LLLM  MBA/PGDM  (1 course)INR 65 LLLM 0 (1 course)INR 52 LLLM  (1 course)INR 55 LLLM  PG  (3 courses)INR 10 L - 68 LBJMC  (1 course)INR 54 LMFA  (1 course)INR 33 L

Yes, the Stanford University career support works with Career Management Center advisers and professionals to create a customized career plan, develop your professional skills, make strategic decisions, and achieve your goals. It helps graduates unlock the valuable networks that offer career resources and provide one-on-one advice at every stage. Additionally, the Graduate School of Business Career Management Center (CMC) supports students in creating a unique career vision and connecting them with world-class opportunities. Some of the works of the CMC include:CMC helps in getting better job opportunities based on the graduate's interests and strengths;CMC support also includes one-on-one career advising, marketing forecasts, and other job-related data to Stanford’s GSB alumni network; andCMC works with employers as they develop recruiting strategies to identify students who shall become principled leaders driving innovation and impact in their organizations.

Yes, the University of Stanford offers scholarships for their international students. However, they are limited in number and only be availed if the students has either a Social Security number (SSN) or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). Also, candidates must note that they are not eligible to apply for financial aid during the course of their undergraduate programme if they were not admitted with financial aid in their first year of study.Also, Indian students can avail one of the following scholarships in order to reduce the expensive cost of studying in USA:Narotam Sekhsaria’s ScholarshipsHani Zeini ScholarshipUnimoni Student StarsErasmus Mundus Joint Masters ScholarshipsC. Mahindra Scholarships for Post-Graduate Studies Abroad

On an average, the annual tuition fee required to pursue a degree course at Stanford University is above 50 L, which can be considered expensive as a study abroad option. Students can refer to the table for course-specific fees requirements:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesMD (7 courses)INR 32 L - 1 CrMS (33 courses)INR 29 L - 68 LBE / BTech (13 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LBA (37 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LOthers (13 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LMA (28 courses)INR 25 L - 68 LLLM (2 courses)INR 52 L - 56 LMIM (4 courses)INR 32 L - 1 CrBBA (2 courses)INR 52 L - 54 LExecutive MBA/PGDM (1 course)INR 65 LBArch (1 course)INR 52 LMD (1 course)INR 55 LOthers PG (3 courses)INR 10 L - 68 LBJMC (1 course)INR 54 LMFA (1 course)INR 33 L