About the United States
The United States, one of the earliest democracies in the world, has emerged as an international superpower with a vibrant culture and a prosperous economy. Its skilled manpower largely consists of immigrants from all over the world, contributing to its multicultural influences.
Professional Approach to Education
In the USA, education goes beyond rote learning, allowing students to learn and earn during their studies. Universities integrate with industries, emphasizing the practical application of knowledge. This approach has resulted in producing high-quality graduates and a highly skilled workforce.
Intakes and English Language Requirements
Intakes in the US typically occur in Spring (January/February), Fall (August/September), Summer (April/May), and Winter (December). English proficiency is crucial, with TOEFL and IELTS widely accepted. Ideal scores vary depending on the level of study.
Eligibility for Admissions
- Bachelors: 10+2 or equivalent
- Masters: 16 years education (10+2+4), or 15 years with WES Evaluation
- Strong academic background preferred
- Good scores in SAT, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, IELTS preferred
- Letters of Recommendation, Statement of Purpose, Essays & Resumes required
- Certificates of appreciation in extracurricular activities and sports (if any)
- Strong financial background & proper source of funds
Documents Required
- Passport
- Covering Letter
- Application Fees
- Application Form
- Statement of Purpose, Essays, Resume
- Letters of Recommendation
- All marks cards and official transcripts
- Bank Statement/Bank balance certificate
- Affidavit of Support
- Test Scores Report