Public and Private Universities in the United States are ranked the best in the entire world. Although the costs of tuition and living expenses are high, the attraction of Indian students to study in the United States has never diminished. 

America is home to over 186,000 Indian students according to the date given by the Open Doors. The number has increased by 3% in the fiscal year 2020. 

Several factors make the USA a coveted destination for Indian students. The USA is the best for potential research in areas of Science, Technology, Pharmaceuticals, Engineering, and Space Exploration. It has merit-based scholarships and provides students with the flexibility of working on campus up to 18 hours a week. The students who complete their course can also apply for work or have job opportunities available upon graduation. 

There are two categories to study in the United States -the F and M for non-immigrant student visas. An Immigration form 20 (I-20) is required from the host institution which has to be a Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certified school. International students will receive the I-20 from their designated school official (DSO).