Princeton University
Tuition/Year
USD 57410 - 66300
Acceptance
5%
QS Ranking
#25
Students
N/A
About Princeton University
Princeton University in Princeton, USA (QS Rank: 25) is a world-renowned Ivy League institution known for rigorous academics, close faculty mentorship, and strong research opportunities across Engineering, Sciences, Arts & Humanities, and Finance. For Indian students, it offers a highly collaborative campus, excellent funding and resources, and a powerful global alumni network that supports internships and careers in the US and beyond.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
USD 57410 - 66300
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
TOEFL
108+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Princeton University
10 Reviews
Sourav
The Computer Science faculty is very experienced and offers insightful courses tailored to current industry trends. The coding competitions enhance problem-solving skills but can be quite challenging.
Pros
Experienced faculty, relevant curriculum
Cons
Challenging competitions can be stressful
Arpita
Pursuing Finance at Princeton gave me strong analytical skills and the curriculum is very relevant to industry needs. Nevertheless, the pressure can be intense, especially during exam seasons.
Pros
Relevant curriculum, strong analytical focus
Cons
High pressure during exams
Debashish
The Arts & Humanities courses at Princeton encourage creativity and critical thinking. Faculty are approachable and the alumni network is beneficial for placements.
Pros
Creativity-driven environment, strong alumni network
Cons
Limited course variety as compared to other universities
Arnab
The Finance program emphasizes practical skills and has a strong focus on analytics. The faculty are industry experts, but the workload can be quite intense.
Pros
Strong focus on practical skills, industry expertise
Cons
Intense workload
Moumita
Princeton’s campus is vibrant and promotes a strong sense of community among students. The faculty are supportive, but sometimes the workload may feel overwhelming.
Pros
Vibrant campus, supportive faculty
Cons
Overwhelming workload at times
