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Study in USA

Study in USA – Your Gateway to Global Success

Explore your future in the United States, home to world-class universities and diverse opportunities. Renowned for flexible and globally respected programs, the USA offers more than just academics—it provides a vibrant culture and lifestyle.

One key advantage is Optional Practical Training (OPT), allowing F-1 visa holders to gain up to 12 months of work experience in their field. STEM graduates can extend this by 24 months.

With nearly 60% of the world’s top universities, the USA offers higher salaries and better career prospects than many countries. Studying in the US also opens immigration pathways and boosts opportunities back home.

Required Documents for USA Student Visa Application

  • Valid Passport: With at least one blank page for the visa stamp.
  • Form I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility)
  • DS-160 Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application form.
  • SEVIS Fee Payment Receipt (I-901 Form)
  • Proof of Funds: Bank statements, loan sanction letters, scholarship letters, etc., meeting the 28-day rule.
  • Parental Consent and Proof of Relationship: If you are 16 or 17 years old.
  • Biometric Information: You'll provide your fingerprints and a photograph at a Visa Application Centre (VAC) as part of your application process.
  • Statement of Purpose (SOP) or Personal Statement

Intakes in the USA for International Students

Unlike some countries that have only one academic intake per year, the United States offers multiple intakes, giving international students flexibility in choosing when to begin their studies. These are commonly referred to as Fall, Spring, and sometimes Summer intakes.

1. Fall Intake (August–September)

🔹 Overview:

  • Primary and most popular intake

  • Offers the widest range of programs and courses

  • Most scholarships, assistantships, and internship opportunities available

🔹 Key Points:

  • Universities operate at full capacity

  • Higher competition due to large number of applicants

  • Ideal for undergraduate and graduate programs

🔹 Application Deadlines:

  • December to March of the same year
    (Some deadlines may extend to April or May depending on the university)

 

2. Spring Intake (January)

🔹 Overview:

  • Also known as the January Intake

  • Suitable for students who missed the Fall deadline or need more preparation time

🔹 Key Points:

  • Fewer courses and universities available compared to Fall

  • Lower competition for seats

  • Good option for transferring students or those with delayed plans

🔹 Application Deadlines:

  • July to October of the previous year

 

3. Summer Intake (May–June)

🔹 Overview:

  • Limited intake available at select universities

  • Primarily offers short-term courses, English language programs, or specific professional diplomas

🔹 Key Points:

  • Not all universities offer summer admission

  • Less common for full-degree programs

  • Useful for students joining bridge programs, ESL, or certification courses

🔹 Application Deadlines:

  • January to March

English Language Requirements to Study

Most U.S. institutions accept one or more of the following standardized English tests:

1.TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)

  • Widely accepted by over 11,000 institutions in the U.S. and worldwide.

  • Offered as:

    • TOEFL iBT (Internet-Based Test)

    • TOEFL PBT (Paper-Based Test) – limited availability

  • Typical minimum score requirement:

    • Undergraduate: 61 – 80 (iBT)

    • Graduate: 79 – 100+ (iBT)
      (Requirements vary by institution and program.)

 

2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System)

  • Globally recognized and accepted by most U.S. institutions.

  • Score range: 0 – 9

  • Typical minimum score requirement:

    • Undergraduate: 6.0 – 6.5

    • Graduate: 6.5 – 7.5

 

3. Duolingo English Test (DET)

  • Increasingly accepted by U.S. universities due to its affordability and accessibility.

  • Fully online and can be taken from home.

  • Typical score requirement: 100 – 120+

  • Suitable for undergraduate and some graduate programs.

 

4. PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English)

  • Computer-based test accepted by many U.S. universities.

  • Score range: 10 – 90

  • Typical score requirement: 50 – 65+

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