Study in United States

Why Study in the USA?

The United States hosts the world's largest number of international students and is home to many of the globe's top-ranked universities. With OPT opportunities and a vast job market, the US remains a prime destination for ambitious students in technology, science, and business.

• Optional Practical Training (OPT) — 12 months, 36 months for STEM graduates
• World's most extensive university network with 4,000+ institutions
• Strong research and innovation culture, especially in tech and science
• Diverse campus life with over 1 million international students
• Globally recognised qualifications opening doors worldwide

Tuition & Costs

Here is a breakdown of typical study and living expenses for students in United States.

Living Expenses

Visa Information

To study in United States, most international students require a F-1 Student Visa.

Student Visas (F1)

Processing initial applications with Form I-20, SEVIS (I-901) fee payment, DS-160 completion, financial evidence, English language proof, and consular interview preparation.

Student Admissions

Course & career counselling, university application and enrolment, scholarship application assistance, and pre-departure briefings.

Student Essentials

University-compliant health insurance, student accommodation, and visa interview or SEVIS appointment booking assistance.