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Study in USA - Introduction

The United States is the most popular destination for international students, known for its world-class universities, cutting-edge research, and diverse academic options. Top study cities include New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, and Washington D.C., each home to globally ranked institutions and thriving student communities.

The U.S. government supports international education through policies like Optional Practical Training (OPT), which allows students to work in the U.S. for up to 12 months after graduation—or up to 36 months for STEM graduates. With a flexible education system, countless scholarship opportunities, and strong post-study career potential, the U.S. remains a top choice for Indian students pursuing global academic and career goals.

Education System in the USA

Undergraduate Programs (UG): U.S. UG degrees take 4 years, starting with general studies before choosing a major like Computer Science, Business, or Engineering. Many students begin at community colleges and later transfer.

Postgraduate Programs (PG): Master’s programs (1–2 years) include MS, MA, and MEng, focusing on research and practical skills. STEM graduates may get up to 3 years of OPT work authorization.

Master of Business Administration (MBA): U.S. MBA programs last 1–2 years, often requiring work experience. Popular specializations include Finance, Marketing, and Analytics, with strong alumni networks and job placement support.

Intakes in USA

There are three main intakes (admissions periods) in the U.S.:

  • Fall Intake (August/September): Most popular and offers the widest range of courses and scholarships.
  • Spring Intake (January): Good option if you missed the fall intake. Fewer programs available.
  • Summer Intake (May): Limited programs, mainly short-term or specialized courses.

Planning your application around these intakes is crucial as deadlines can be 8–12 months in advance.

Top Universities
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Stanford College

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    English Language Requirements to Study in USA

    Since English is the medium of instruction, proof of English proficiency is required. Some universities may waive this requirement if you've studied in English-medium institutions previously. Common tests include:

    IELTS Academic

    6.0–7.5 bands

    Typical score requirement.

    TOEFL iBT

    Widely accepted. Score requirements range from 70–100+ depending on the university.

    Duolingo English Test

    Accepted by many U.S. universities as a budget-friendly alternative.

    Scholarships for Indian Students in USA

    Scholarship Name
    University/Organization
    Amount (AUD)
    Fulbright-Nehru Master’s Fellowship
    U.S. India Educational Foundation (USIEF)
    Tuition, living expenses, airfare, and more
    Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation Scholarship
    Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation
    Up to USD 100,000
    Stanford Reliance Dhirubhai Fellowship
    Stanford University
    Covers approx. 80% of tuition and fees
    AAUW International Fellowships (for women)
    American Association of University Women (AAUW)
    USD 20,000–50,000 depending on the program
    Tata Scholarship for Cornell University
    Tata Education and Development Trust
    Full tuition for undergraduate study at Cornell
    Yale ISP (International Student Program)
    Yale University
    Need-based aid, often covers full demonstrated need
    University-Specific Merit Scholarships
    Various U.S. Universities
    Varies (partial to full tuition waivers)

    Study in USA: Admission Requirements

    To apply to a university in the U.S., students must submit a set of academic and supporting documents. While exact requirements vary by institution and program, the general documents include:

    Academic Transcripts

    Marksheets from previous studies (10th, 12th for UG; bachelor's degree for PG).

    Standardized Test Scores

    SAT/ACT for UG (if required); GRE/GMAT for PG (depends on course).

    English Proficiency Test

    TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores.

    Statement of Purpose (SOP)

    A personal essay explaining your academic goals and reasons for choosing the U.S.

    Letters of Recommendation (LORs)

    Usually 2–3 from teachers, professors, or employers.

    Resume/CV

    Especially for PG and MBA applicants with work experience.

    Passport Copy

    A valid passport for identification.

    Proof of Funds

    Bank statements or financial documents showing ability to cover tuition and living expenses.

    Optional

    Some programs may also require a portfolio (for design or arts courses) or an interview.

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