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How to choose the right US universities to apply to as an Indian student

With over 4,000 accredited universities and colleges in the USA, choosing where to apply can be overwhelming for Indian students. You need to thoroughly research each university's rankings, programs, location, costs, scholarship options, and support services for international students. #universitysearch

Aim for a balanced college list of ambitious, match, and safety schools based on your profile and budget. Check out university rankings on sites like US News to shortlist the top schools for your major. However, don't rely entirely on rankings - also talk to alumni and current students to understand the on-campus experience. #balancedcollegelist

While big names like Stanford and MIT are great if you get in, also consider public state universities which offer quality education for much lower tuition fees for internationals. Often universities with over 12% international students can have good support services too. #publicuniversities

Pay close attention to application requirements, deadlines, visa policies, as well as post-study work opportunities specific to each university while making your final list. Having contingency options in the same state often allows you to access in-state tuitions if you don't get into your first choice school later.

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Rohan Sonavne

Soham Pawaskar

Disclaimer: The perspectives shared in this blog are not intended to be prescriptive. They should act merely as viewpoints to aid overseas aspirants with helpful guidance. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research before availing the services of a consultant.