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For entry into a Master’s program, the entry requirement is a Bachelor’s degree awarded by a recognized institution, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Most programs will require candidates to clear the GRE examination or other subject-specific exams like GMAT.

The acceptance of the Indian 3-year Bachelor’s degree, i.e., BA, BSc, or BCom, varies as per the university. In some instances, an additional minimum 1-year postgraduate degree may also be required for admission

The Popular courses in the USA are
• Engineering : Bio-Medical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering
• Business & Management: Business Analytics, International Management, Finance, Marketing
• Public Health : Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology Population, Family & Health, Biostatistics
• Sciences : Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Data Science

Public universities, also called state universities, receive funding from the state government through public means. This financing helps improve the infrastructure and education opportunities for these universities and their students.

Private universities are not funded or run by the government. Instead, they rely on funding from students, donations from benefactors, and private sources. These institutions are among the most prominent in the world.

Academic Documents: (10th, 12th, and B.tech Transcripts)
Test Scores: (SAT /GRE /GMAT and IELTS/TOEFL/PTE)
Personalized Documents: (SOP, Resume, and 3 Letters of Recommendation)
Extracurricular Documents: (Internship, Work Experience related documents, and Projects / Merit Certificate / Sports Certificate.)

The I-20 is the document you need to apply for the F-1 or J-1 student visa at a consulate outside the US. Once the student submits the financial documents (Sponsor Bank Certificate and Sponsor Affidavit of Support) and deposit, the University will issue the I-20 for visa purposes.

I-20 Processing time is approximately 2 weeks once the university receive your complete application.

Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Arizona, California.

Yes, 15 years of education accepted to study master’s programs in the US. But it is important to note that not all US universities accept 15 years of education.

Indian students can study in the USA after completing their 12th standard. Some of the popular courses to study in USA after 12th are Medicine, Law, Business & Management, Engineering, Social Sciences, and Computer applications. The eligibility requirements and admission process vary based on the course and university.

To process the admission applications, the US universities take 6 to 8 weeks. Students will be notified by universities through email about their selection decision and further process for admission.

After completing their masters in the USA, international students have several post-study work options. There are many career opportunities in the USA after masters in the fields like Computer Science, Finance, Data Science, Business and Pharmacy

Language requirements for admission to U.S. universities vary depending on the institution and the academic program

The most commonly accepted English language proficiency tests are the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and IELTS (International English Language Testing System). Some universities may also accept other tests such as the Duolingo English Test or the Pearson Test of English (PTE)

Universities typically have minimum score requirements for these tests. The required scores vary by institution and sometimes by academic program. It’s essential to check the specific requirements of the university and program you are interested in.

*Test-Optional Policies:

*In some cases, applicants may be exempt from English language proficiency tests if they have completed a certain level of education in a country where English is the official language, or if they have studied in an English-medium institution.

*Some universities offer English language programs or conditional admission, allowing students to improve their language skills before beginning their academic programs.

It’s important to carefully review the admission requirements of the specific university and program you are interested in.

The fall semester is the primary intake for most academic programs. It usually begins in August or September. The application process for fall admission often starts a year in advance, and application deadlines are typically in the preceding fall

Spring Semester:The spring semester is the secondary intake and begins in January. While not as common as fall admission, many universities offer the opportunity for students to start their programs in the spring. Application deadlines for spring admission are usually in the preceding spring or summer.

Duolingo accepted few universities are listed below.

University of newhavenUniversity of Dayton
University of Illinois SpringfieldUMass Boston
University of Illinois ChicagoSaint louis university
University of Alabama at BirminghamHofstra University
Montclair state universityCleveland State university
University Of PacificOregon state university
Golden Gate UniversityNorthern Arizona University
University of Central OklahomaLewis University
Mercer universityUmass amherst
Roosevelt universityMiami University

 

GRE wavier few universities in the USA are listed below

Drexel UniversityFlorida Atlantic University
Kennesaw State UniversityTexas A & M University – Corpus Christi
Pittsburg State UniversityColorado State University
Oklahoma City UniversityCalifornia State University Long Beach
North Eastern universityDepaul University
Sacred Heart UniversityArizona state university
NJITMissouri University of Science and Technology
St Cloud State UniversityBaylor University
Longisland University (Brooklyn)James Madison University
Lipscomb UniversityUniversity of Hartford

For this academic year intake, the acceptance rates of top universities in the USA are as follows:

• Harvard University- 4.7%
• Stanford University- 3.75%
• Princeton University- 5.5%
• Columbia University- 5.4%
• CalTech- 6.4%
• University of Chicago- 7.3%
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)- 6.7%

All the US universities follow the same credit system. The credits earned by a student during the course are considered to calculate the final result.

To complete the bachelor’s/undergraduate degree, a student needs 3-5 credits per hour and around 120-130 credit hours.

To finish the Master’s degree, 3-4 credits per course and 30-64 credit hours are required.

First, Apply to a SEVP-approved institution and get accepted by a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) approved school in the USA (6 to 12 months prior to US study). Once you are accepted at SEVP-certified institution you will receive an I-20 or DS-160 form. This form is compulsory to apply for a US student visa. Pay your SEVIS fee, and book an appointment at your nearest US consulate or embassy. Finally, attend the student visa interview.

Given below is the list of top tuition-free universities in the USA:

• Berea College
• Alice Lloyd College
• College of Ozarks
• City University of New York
• Curtis Institute of Music
• U.S. Academies
• Deep Springs College

Students need GMAT exam scores to study MBA in USA. And GRE exam scores are required to study MS in USA.

After the F-1 student visa extension is over, students can apply for a H-1B US work visa and stay in the US. This H-1B US work visa permits them to live and work in the United States for up to 6 years.

Individuals wishing to stay more than 6 years can apply for a green card to get PR in the US. Here are some possible ways for F-1 visa holders to apply for a green card in the USA:

• Get employer sponsorship
• Look at your eligibility for Employment-Based Green Cards (E-B1/ E-B2/ E-B3/ E-B4/ E-B5)
• Marry a US Citizen
• Become an investor in the USA
• Pursue Affirmative asylum
• Work in military service
• Receive parent or child sponsorship