What Makes the USA Top Study Abroad Destination?
Apply to top-ranked universities across the U.S. — from Ivy Leagues to Public Research Institutions. Learn about popular U.S. programs, scholarships for Indian students, U.S. visa guidance, and expert advice on building a career after graduation.
Global Popularity
The USA hosts over 1 million international students, making it the most popular global destination for higher education.
World Class Universities
Home to 50 of the world’s top 100 universities (QS World University Rankings 2024)
Innovation Powerhouse
The U.S. invests over $700 billion annually in research and development, driving innovation and graduate employability.
Wide University Network
Offers 4000+ accredited colleges and universities, with degrees recognized worldwide.
Flexible Intakes
Choose flexible intakes — Fall (Aug/Sep), Spring (Jan), and Summer (May).
Exam Acceptance
GRE/GMAT waivers and IELTS exemptions available at several universities in 2025.
Work Visa
Opportunity to transition from F-1 Visa to H1B work visa or permanent residency.
Scholarship Opportunities
Scholarships worth $5 billion are awarded to international students annually.
Post-Study Work Options
Optional Practical Training (OPT) allows international students to work in the USA for up to 3 years post-graduation.
Cost of Studying in the USA
From tuition fees to living expenses, get a clear picture of what to expect financially
Step-by-Step Guide to study in the USA
Step into a world-class education that builds global skills, sharpens your perspective, and unlocks global opportunities. Here's your roadmap to make it happen.
Choose Your University and Program
Explore top-ranked U.S. universities and over 2 million programs.
Shortlist based on location, specialization, scholarships, and post-study work options.
Popular destinations: California, New York, Texas, Massachusetts, Illinois.
USA Student Visa Guidance
If you're planning to study in the USA in 2025, securing the F-1 Student Visa is your first major step. From eligibility to interview tips, here's everything you need to know.
Have an admission offer (I-20 Form) from a SEVP-certified U.S. institution.
Show proof of sufficient financial support for tuition and living expenses.
Demonstrate English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo).
Maintain non-immigrant intent (you plan to return home after studies).
Be enrolled in a full-time academic program.
Quick Tip: Always double-check that your university is SEVP-approved.