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Study In USA

Due to its excellent education as well as unmatched potential, the United States remains the country to which thousands of international students make their way every year, most of whom hail from India. Topmost on the list for prospective scholars are the diverse variety of the USA's academic programs offered in state-of-the art research facilities coupled with spirited campus life. Your goal of studying in the US is closer than you actually think if you have all the right information and ammunition!

Why USA?

  • Quality Education
  • Diverse Culture
  • High Living Standards
  • Work Opportunities
  • Scholarship Options
  • Beautiful Landscapes

Diverse Course Offerings

Bachelor's Degrees

4 years

Master’s Degrees

1.5-2 years

PHD Programs

4-7 years

Associate's Degrees

2 years

Certificate Programs

1 year

USA's Top-Ranked Universities

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Harvard University

Massachusetts, USA Private
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Stanford University

California, USA Private
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Cornell University

New York, USA Private
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University Of Chicago

Illinois, USA Private
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Princeton University

New Jersey, USA Private

Requirements for an USA Student Visa

You must demonstrate a genuine intention to undertake study in USA and return to your country of origin upon completion of your program.

You must demonstrate that you are a qualified entrant into the course you have chosen by providing academic transcripts, which is the most common form of evidence.

You must provide an approved English language test result, such as IELTS or PTE, which demonstrates your ability to understand and participate in your studies.

Show that you have sufficient funds to cover tuition, living expenses, and travel during your stay.

You need to bring Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) when you come to Australia. You would be covered for hospital costs while in Australia if you have this.

Eligibility Criteria for USA Education

  • Academic Transcripts: To study in the USA, you are typically required to have a 4-year bachelor's degree in a relevant field from an accredited institution, with a minimum GPA of at least 3.0 or a 70% average. Most competitive programs require a GPA of 3.5 and above.
  • Work Experience: Some programs may recommend or require 2-3 years of relevant full-time work experience after a bachelor's degree.
  • Standardised Tests: Some programs, such as the GMAT and GRE, may require standardised tests, while others may not.
  • Average GMAT Scores: 720-730
  • Average GRE Scores: 320-330
  • Additional Requirements: Some programs may request additional materials such as writing samples, published work, or a portfolio showcasing creative skills and experience.
  • Standardised Tests: Standardised tests like the SAT might be required for some programs.
  • Average SAT Scores: 1000-1200.
  • Academic Transcripts: You must have completed your high school education or have an equivalent qualification.
  • Application Fee: Most universities require an application fee, which varies from institution to institution.
  • Additional Requirements: Some universities may require additional requirements like a portfolio of your work (for art or design programs) or a video audition (for music or theatre programs).

Financial Expenses for USA

Average tuition fee range

Bachelors

₹16L - ₹41L

Masters

₹20L - ₹57L

MBA

₹37L - ₹63L

PhD

₹24L - ₹65L

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Accomodation

₹1.47L / month

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Transportation

₹6K / month

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Groceries

₹33K / month

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Other Expenses

₹17K / month

What Our Students Adore About Us

Ravi Sharma

FWIIC made my visa process so easy. Their guidance was clear and professional. Now, I’ve started my new job abroad, thanks to their incredible support!

Meera Kapoor

FWIIC helped me reunite with my husband in the U.S. Their team ensured everything went smoothly, and I can’t thank them enough for their amazing assistance

Sanjay Desai

From student visa to permanent residency, FWIIC was there at every step. Their expert team turned my dream into reality. Highly recommend their services

Anjali Nair

FWIIC’s support was invaluable during my visa application. They handled everything with care and expertise. I’m now happily settled with my family!

Arjun Gupta

Thanks to FWIIC, my work visa process was hassle-free. Their professionalism and quick responses ensured I could start my career overseas with ease!

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Frequently Asked Questions

The United States is the hub of world-class universities. It is very diverse in offering various courses of studies and research activities. Hence, studying in the USA means a high-quality education standard with access to technology and tremendous prospects for employment.

To study in the USA, you will need an acceptance letter from a SEVP-certified school, proof of English proficiency (e.g., TOEFL or IELTS), proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses, and a valid F-1 Student Visa.

Tuition fees for international students range from $10,000 to $50,000 per year, depending on the institution or program. Living expenses range from $10,000 to $20,000 annually, depending on the location, for room, board, food, and transportation.

Indeed, F-1 holders are allowed to work on campus up to 20 hours during an academic term and full-time during holidays. You are also eligible to work off-campus after completing the first year of studies through OPT or CPT.

Indeed, many institutions have scholarship awards for foreign students, for example, the Fulbright Program and even specific university merit-based awards and those at the American University for their Emerging Global Leader Scholarship.

The procedure for applying for an F-1 Student Visa starts with receiving an I-20 form from a U.S. institution. Then, one needs to fill out the DS-160 visa application form, pay the fee, make an appointment at the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate for an interview, and bring several required documents, including proof of financial support and academic qualifications.

Yes, you may bring your spouse and children younger than 21 years of age along on an F-2 dependent visa. However, F-2 visa holders cannot work, although F-2 visa holders can attend school in the USA under some specific conditions.

Yes, F-1 visa holders international students are eligible for Optional Practical Training (OPT) upon graduation. It allows you to work in the USA for up to 12 months (for up to 36 months in case of STEM graduates) in an area related to your study.

The F-1 Student Visa processing time usually takes 3 to 5 weeks. However, it can vary based on the embassy or consulate, among other personal factors, so one has usually to apply well in advance.

Nearly all universities that admit international students offer orientation programs, academic advising, career counseling, mental health services, and assistance in getting accustomed to life in the USA. Nearly all universities will have an international student office to guide you through this process.