Study in USA FAQ's

• Q1:How to apply for a U.S. F-1 student visa?

  To apply for a U.S. F-1 student visa, you first need an I-20 form from a SEVP-approved university. Then pay the SEVIS fee, complete the DS-160 form, book your visa interview, and prepare financial and academic documents. Following each step carefully increases your chances of approval.

• Q2:Scholarship options to study in the USA for Indian students?

  Scholarship options for Indian students in the USA include Fulbright-Nehru Awards, university merit scholarships, need-based grants, and departmental fellowships. Many U.S. universities also offer assistantships that reduce tuition and provide stipends. Applying early with strong academics and a clear statement of purpose improves your chances.

• Q3:Top affordable U.S. universities for international students?

  Affordable options for international students include universities like California State University campuses, University of North Texas, and University of South Florida, which offer lower tuition fees and financial aid. Choosing public universities and considering regional campuses helps manage costs while maintaining strong academic standards.

• Q4:Cost to pursue a master's degree in the USA in 2025?

  The cost of a master's degree in the USA in 2025 is typically between USD 25,000 and 45,000 per year, depending on the university and program. Living expenses may add USD 15,000 to 20,000 annually. Careful planning and scholarships help reduce the overall financial burden.

• Q5:How long can you stay in the USA on OPT after graduation?

  With OPT, international students can stay in the USA for up to 12 months after completing their degree. STEM graduates may apply for a 24-month extension, giving them up to 36 months of work authorization. OPT must be directly related to their field of study.