Study in United States
The United States remains home to many of the world's highest-ranked universities and offers unmatched academic diversity.
Tuition Fees
UG: USD 10,000 - USD 60,000 per year
PG: USD 15,000 - USD 70,000 per year
Living Costs
USD 12,000 - USD 25,000 per year
Costs vary widely by state, city, housing choice, and institution type.
Work Rights
Students may work on-campus during studies and may qualify for CPT or OPT programmes.
Post-Study Work
OPT allows eligible graduates to gain work experience in the United States after graduation.
Why Study in United States?
Top-Ranked Universities
The United States offers many of the world's leading universities across nearly every discipline.
Research Opportunities
Students can access advanced labs, funded research, assistantships, and innovation ecosystems.
Universities & Courses
Top Universities
Harvard University
Globally recognised for law, business, medicine, public policy, and research leadership.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
World leader in engineering, computer science, economics, and innovation.
Popular Courses
Computer Science
Popular for access to technology ecosystems, internships, and OPT opportunities.
Business
US business schools offer broad specialisations, networks, and internship pathways.
Admission Requirements
Academic Transcripts
Official secondary or university records, often evaluated according to US standards.
Recommendation Letters
Academic or professional recommendations based on university requirements.
Student Visa Requirements
I-20 Form
Issued by a SEVP-certified school after admission and financial document review.
F-1 Visa Application
Completed DS-160, SEVIS payment, passport, interview booking, and supporting documents.
Scholarship Opportunities
Fulbright Foreign Student Program
Fully or partially funded graduate study support
University Merit Scholarships
Partial to substantial tuition awards based on academic strength
Application Process
Step 1: Select Universities
Build a balanced list by course fit, funding options, and admission profile.
Step 2: Obtain I-20
Accept your offer and submit financial documents needed for I-20 issuance.
Step 3: Apply for F-1 Visa
Pay SEVIS, complete DS-160, schedule the interview, and prepare visa evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
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