Study in USA

The United States of America has long been a global leader in education, with a lion’s share of top-ranked colleges in all major international rankings. Few countries have as many prestigious universities and Nobel laureates as the United States.

Why Study in USA?

Study at one of the world’s most prominent higher education institutions and have access to cutting-edge technology and research for an immersive, engaging, and collaborative learning experience. Choose from a diverse choice of schools, multiple study fields, and specialist qualifications that are difficult to get in other areas of the globe, and benefit from a highly flexible education system that allows you to apply to a number of programmes that meet your academic and career objectives. Graduate with a fully global perspective and future-ready skills.

Quick facts

USA hosts more than a million international students
Over 25% of world’s top 100 universities are in the USA
Post-study stay back visas (OPT) up to 3 years for STEM programs
Internships (CPT) up to 12 months while studying
Merit Based & Need Based Scholarships
Over 4500 accredited universities & institutions to choose from
12 of the best student cities in the world (QS Best Student Cities 2023)
Opportunities for Research, Teaching & Graduate Assistantships

Careers & Industry Insights

The United States, one of the most technologically sophisticated and dynamic countries, has the world’s largest and most dominating economy. Healthcare, technology, construction, retail, manufacturing, finance and insurance, and real estate are among the industries that help fuel the world’s most productive economy. Medicine, Computer & Information Systems Managers, Architectural & Engineering Managers, and Marketing & Financial Managers are among the top careers with high salary potential for overseas students. The United States has one of the best standards of life in the world, with a high per capita income. This country ranks well in numerous well-being indicators, including income and wealth, health status, employment and earnings, education and skills, and environmental quality.