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OVERVIEW

The United States is globally celebrated as the ultimate destination for international students, earning its reputation as the 'Land of Opportunities.' With an impressive roster of around 4,000 universities and colleges, it magnetizes students from every corner of the world with its exceptional educational quality and diverse range of opportunities.

What sets U.S. education apart are the financial benefits it offers, along with an extensive selection of universities, affordability, global recognition, and the presence of top-tier institutions. All of these factors combined create an educational environment that's nothing short of an ideal fit for international students, catering to diverse aspirations and ambitions.

INTAKE

US universities provide enrollment opportunities in three distinct seasons:

  1. 1. Spring (January/February)
  2. 2. Fall (August/September)
  3. 3. Summer (April/May)

Majority of universities have their main admission intake in the fall semester and spring semester. Furthermore, certain universities provide academic programs during the summer, offering students a variety of start dates for greater flexibility in their academic pursuits. This range of enrollment options accommodates diverse schedules and preferences among prospective students.

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TESTS REQUIRED

Different course streams have specific standardized test requirements:

  1. ● Universities in the USA generally mandate proof of English proficiency, often assessed through exams like TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, or Duolingo. The specific scores required vary based on the institution and program.

Graduate Record Examination (GRE):

  1. ● Required for most Master's programs, with the exception of Management fields.

Standardized Testing (SAT/ACT):

  1. ● Freshman applicants typically must provide SAT or ACT results. Some prestigious institutions may also request three SAT II subject test scores.

Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT):

  1. ● Recommended for those pursuing a Master's in Management or Business Administration.

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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

For Bachelor's Programs:

  1. 1. Academic Transcripts for Secondary and Higher Secondary Education
  2. 2. Recommendation Letters from Professors (Attested)
  3. 3. Statement of Purpose
  4. 4. Scores from TOEFL, IELTS, or SAT
  5. 5. Copy of Passport
  6. 6. Financial Documentation (Bank Statement and Affidavit of Support)
  7. 7. Resume
  8. 8. Photograph
  9. 9. Documentation of Sports Activities (if relevant)

For Master's Programs:

  1. 1. Academic Transcripts for Secondary and Higher Secondary Education
  2. 2. Recommendation Letters from Professors (Attested)
  3. 3. Statement of Purpose
  4. 4. Scores from TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, or GMAT
  5. 5. Copy of Passport
  6. 6. Financial Documentation (Bank Statement and Affidavit of Support)
  7. 7. Resume
  8. 8. Photograph
  9. 9. Documentation of Sports Activities (if relevant)

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ELIGIBILITY STATUS

Undergraduate: Typically, a 10+2 qualification is necessary.

Graduate: Most programs require 16 years of education (10+2+4). Some institutions accept 15 years for Bridge/Masters Programs.

Admissions Seasons: Multiple intakes, including Winter (December), are available.

Admission Criteria: Strong performance in standardized tests such as SAT, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, IELTS, etc., is essential. Additionally, applicants should provide compelling recommendation letters, a Statement of Purpose/Personal Statement, essays, and resumes. Certificates of achievement and participation in extracurricular activities are also considered. A strong financial background or impressive grades can improve scholarship opportunities.

TOEFL and IELTS: All non-native English speakers must complete the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Some U.S. institutions now accept IELTS scores.

GRE (Graduate Record Examination): Typically required for Master's applicants in most fields, excluding Management programs.

SAT/ACT: Freshman applicants typically need to submit SAT or ACT results. Some colleges and top universities may also request three SAT II subject test scores.

GMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test): Compulsory for those pursuing a Master's in Management or Business Administration.

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