Study in USA
Unlock a world of possibilities as an international student in the USA with The EMT Group.
Immerse yourself in top-tier academic institutions, cutting-edge research, and a vibrant multicultural community. Benefit from practical training opportunities, post-graduation work options, and a diverse range of courses tailored to your aspirations. Our personalized guidance ensures a smooth transition, offering insights into visa processes, accommodation, and cultural integration. Join us on this educational adventure and set the stage for a globally recognized and enriching academic experience in the United States.
Study options Available after Intermediate
- Associate degree
- Bachelor’s Degree
Study options Available after Graduation
- Master’s Degree
Tuition fee range
- Universities 20,000 USD – 30,000 USD
- Universities 20,000 USD – 30,000 USD
Acceptable English Tests
- IELTS Academic
- PTE Academic
- Duolingo
- TOEFL iBT
Additional Requirements:
Some top rank universities and colleges have additional admission requirements like SAT, LSAT, GMAT, GRE, ACT, and MCAT. Discuss your eligibility with qualified counsellors at The EMT Group Education and Migration office.
Key Points:
- Scholarships
- Spouse visa available
- Excellent Visa ratio
- Part-time work opportunities
- OPT-Optional Practical Training
FAQ's
Is there any age limit for student visa in United States?
There is no age limit for applying for a USA Student F1 visa. However, individuals over the age of 40 may have an increased likelihood of visa refusal.
Is study gap acceptable for study in USA?
Yes, study gap acceptable up to 2 years after intermediate and 10 years after graduation. However, gap should be justifiable.
Will I get Optional Practical Training (OPT) after completing my studies in USA?
Yes, if you complete associate degree in STEM or Non-Stem Courses, and complete a bachelor or master in non-STEM courses then you will be eligible for one-year OPT.
Who gets three years OPT after completing studies?
Students who complete a bachelor’s or master’s degree in STEM Courses are eligible for three years OPT.
What is STEM stands for?
STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics and refers to any subjects that fall under these four disciplines.
Which are the STEM courses?
Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering, Architecture, Astronomy, Biological Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Economics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Information Technology, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Paramedic Science, Pharmacology and Pharmacy, Physics, Psychology, Zoology, Statistics, Agricultural engineering, nuclear physics.
Are there any scholarships available for international students in United States?
Yes, students with higher percentage are more likely to receive 10-25 % scholarships based on their academics.
Can I work during my studies?
Yes, students can work part-time up to 20 hours a week during their studies. In most cases, students are only allowed part-time work on campus during first year.
Is there any application fee to apply in USA universities?
Yes, universities charge application fee which can be 50 USD to 150 USD depends on the university you choose to apply. However, some universities run a promotion of waiving application fee for a particular intake. Explore your options with qualified counsellors at The EMT Group Education and Migration office.
Will I get per-departure and post arrival instructions and guidelines?
Yes, The EMT Group education and Migration provides pre-departure and post arrival instructions and guidelines to its students.
Do I need to buy medical insurance as a part of my visa application?
No, buying health insurance is not a mandatory requirement for study visa F1 in USA. However, some colleges or universities have mandatory requirement of having basic health insurance plan for maintaining enrollment. Some colleges or universities allow buying health insurance from third party, and some have restrictions of buying from their nominated providers.
Which are the major intakes in USA?
January, May & September are the major study intakes in USA. However, some universities run their own intakes throughout the year. Explore your options with qualified counsellors at The EMT Group Education and Migration office.
Who can sponsor me?
Anyone includes friends, family members or relatives. However, if you choose immediate family members (father, mother, brother, sister, spouse, or grandparents) to sponsor you, your visa ratio will be higher. Moreover, your sponsor should have enough saving or active income source to cover your tuition fee and living costs.
How much bank statement required and how old funds are required?
One-year tuition fee plus one-year annual living cost. Living cost depends on your university or college location. Exact amount of bank statement will be shown on offer letter required for I20. It ranges from 35,000 USD-45,000 USD. Three to Six months old funds recommended. However, fresh funds are also acceptable for F1 student visa USA.
Do colleges or universities charge for issuing I20?
Yes, good ranking colleges and universities charge a processing fee for issuing I 20. This can vary from 100 USD to 200 USD. Once the I20 is issued, you will receive by post of your nominated residential address.
How much is the SEVIS fee and when I need to pay this?
SEVIS fee is 350 USD, and you need to pay online via credit or debit card before filling your visa application form.
What are DS-160 form and what are the charges?
Individuals applying for a student visa F1 are required to submit this non-immigrant visa application form, known as the DS-160 Non-immigrant Visa Electronic Application, online. There are 185 USD charges you need to pay before submitting application via credit, debit or by visiting nominated bank branch by the USA embassy.
Will I get any professional guidance for interview preparation?
Yes, the qualified counsellors at The EMT Group Education and Migration Office will help you to prepare interview questions.
Do I need to make an appointment for embassy interview? What documents should I take with me?
Yes, students need to book visa interview appointments after completing DS-160 form. Students need to take all documents with them including bank statement, admission letter and I20, Printed copy of DS-160 form, all academics and experience documents, Passport size photos and Statement of purpose. Visa officer may or may not ask to produce any document you are taking with you.
