Study in the US

The widest choice of universities and courses anywhere.

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01Why the US

The US has more universities, and more flexibility in what you study, than any other destination. It is also the most demanding to apply to, so the planning starts early.

01The largest range of universities and courses of any country.
02Flexible degrees, where you can often choose your major after you start.
03Extra time to work after graduation for eligible STEM degrees.

02Key facts

Main intakes: Fall, starting in August or September. A smaller spring intake starts in January.
Course length: Bachelor's 4 years. Master's 1 to 2 years.
Work while studying: On campus, up to 20 hours a week during term.
After you graduate: Optional Practical Training: up to 12 months of work in your field, with 24 more months for eligible STEM degrees.
Funds you must show: The first year's fees and living costs, as stated on your university's I-20 form.

US student visa rules were under review during 2026. We check the current position with you before you apply.

Last reviewed in October 2026. Governments change these rules and amounts often, and none of this is a promise about any individual visa. Check the official source, or ask us in a consultation.

03How we help

Getting to the US, one step at a time.

Step 01
Decide
- Career counselling and stream selection
- College guidance in India
- Bachelor's abroad
- Master's abroad
Step 02
Prepare
- IELTS coaching
- Other test preparation
Step 03
Apply
- University admissions and applications
- Scholarship guidance
- Education loan assistance
Step 04
Go
- Student visa filing
- Accommodation and pre-departure support