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The United States is a country primarily located in North America. It consists of 50 states, a federal district, five major unincorporated territories, Nine minor Outlying Islands, and 326 Native American reservations. It is the world's third-largest country by both land and total area.

Official Name: United States of America
Population: 324, 057, 300
Form of Government: Constitution-based federal republic
Capital: Washington, D.C.
Area: 9, 826, 630 square kilometers
Major Mountain Ranges: Rocky Mountains, Appalachian Mountains
Major Rivers: Mississippi, Missouri, Colorado
Languages: English
Money: U.S. dollar

Frequently asked question

  • Why Study in USA?

    * World-class education and global career opportunities.

    * Academic excellence.

    * High Quality Research.

    * Flexible education system

    * Flexibility in Course Curriculum Offerings

    * Financial Assistance

    *On-Campus Work Opportunities

    * Job Opportunities / Professional Training

    * Technology and scientific techniques

    * Cultural diversity

  • How much will it cost?

    There's a great variance in tution fees for international students across the different states and programs. Remember, you will need to pay tution fees before you begin your studies. There could also be additional costs such as specific course materials and access to institution facilities.

    • Tuition Fee: $ 5000 /$ 9000 /$15000 per semester/year, living expenses: $ 500 to $ 700 per month
    • (Depends upon your course/ University)
  • What are the requirements to study in USA?

    1 .Step

     

    For Offer letter

     

    • Pay application fee (optional)
    • Academic documents till date
    • IELTS/PTE/TOEFL Score for all level admission.

    Bachelor level (Min 6) / Master Level (Min 6.5)

    • Passport
    • Work Experience (If any)
    • SAT for Undergraduate admission(optional)
    • GMAT, GRE admission for Master degree(Optional)
    • University/College Application form
    • Recommendation Letter from your university minimum 3 as reference
    • I20 Process with 1 day's bank balance $30,000/ $40,000 and Affidavit of support Letter.
    •  Bank Balance certificate & Transaction (6 months preferred Some university)
    • Motivation Letter.
    • SOP

    2. Step

    • Acceptance Letter depending on university duration (10/15 working days) by email.
    • I-20 Issuance time 4 to 6 weeks week or may be one month.

     

     3. Step

     

    After getting your I-20.

    • Fill Up DS-160 Form.
    • Book Visa Appointment(Charge $185 )
    • Interview

     

    Face to Face interview

    4. Step

     

     Sevis fee (Charge $ 350)

     Visa Interview at American Embassy.

     

       5. Step

        Fill up NOC.

        At last, Tuition fee and housing fee.

     

     

     

  • Education System in USA
    • The American education system offers the most diverse set of education options in the world. In fact, an international student who elects to take advantage of the American education system can pursue anything from nuclear science to film and dance. American education possibilities are almost endless.
  • Scholarships
    • Fully and partially funded scholarships available.
    • Some American universities and schools offer scholarships and awards to international students who achieve exceptional results. The amount and type of award varies from one university or college to another. It’s important to know that competition for scholarships is very fierce.

    Types of Scholarships

    •  University Scholarships

    Most colleges will provide some form of financial help to overseas students. The majority of universities provide some sort of financial help for international students.

    • Merit Scholarships

    Merit scholarships are awarded depending on a student’s academic achievement. Merit scholarships come in a variety of forms, including:

    *Academic Scholarships: These scholarships may be provided by the institution or university, as well as by private groups. They are given to students who have high grades on SAT or ACT scores.

    *Sports Scholarships: There are several rules about how a student earns sports scholarships, and they are quite competitive. For international student athletes who wish to study in the US, this is one of the greatest possibilities.

    *Financial Scholarships: These scholarships are awarded depending on the recipient’s financial need. The majority of these are exclusively accessible to citizens of the United States, Certain colleges will provide need-based scholarships to overseas students.

  • Job opportunities

    As an international student in the USA, you have various work opportunities both during and after your studies. Here’s a breakdown:

    1. on-Campus Jobs (While Studying)

    📌 Allowed under F-1 Visa: Up to 20 hours per week during the semester and 40 hours per week during breaks.
    🔹 Common On-Campus Jobs:

    • Library Assistant.
    • Research or Teaching Assistant (RA/TA)
    • Campus Dining or Bookstore Jobs
    • Student Ambassador or Tour Guide
    • IT or Administrative Support

    2. Off-Campus Jobs (With Authorization)

    A) Curricular Practical Training (CPT) – Internship (While Studying)

    📌 Eligibility: Must complete one academic year before applying.
    📌 Purpose: Work experience related to your major.
    📌 Duration: Depends on the program (can be part-time or full-time).
    🔹 Common Fields Offering CPT:

    • Tech (Software Development, Data Science, Cybersecurity)
    • Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil)
    • Finance & Business (Accounting, Marketing, Consulting)
    • Healthcare & Biotech