INDIAN STUDENTS IN USA
No campus housing? Key renting rules for Indian students in the US
Indian students pursuing education in the US on F1, M1, or J1 visas often face challenges securing off-campus housing. Landlords typically require a US credit history or a guarantor due to financial risk. Students must understand lease terms, including notice periods for moving out and rules against unauthorized occupancy.
Immigrants should think of themselves as Americans first: JD Vance
US Vice President J D Vance urged new citizens to think of themselves as Americans first. He emphasized that loyalty should be to the United States, not to previous homelands. Vance shared personal anecdotes to illustrate his point. He believes this perspective is crucial for the nation's well-being and immigration policy. His remarks were made at the University of Georgia.
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma says Congress used false info from Pakistan social media to target his wife
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma declared the Congress party finished in the state. He accused Congress leaders Gaurav Gogoi and Pawan Khera of having Pakistani links. This stems from allegations made by the Congress leaders regarding the Chief Minister's wife. Sarma stated documents used were AI photoshopped and sourced from a Pakistani social media group.
Indian students enrolment to US institutions drops by 6.9%: Govt in RS
More than 3.5 lakh Indian students are studying in the US. This number has dropped by 6.9 percent. Stricter visa rules and higher rejection rates are impacting student numbers. The US now conducts extensive vetting, including social media checks. Indian authorities are discussing these issues with US officials.
Applying for a US visa? This Indian city could get you an interview sooner than others
US visa wait times in India show significant variation. Visitor visa appointments can take up to nine months in cities like Mumbai. New Delhi also faces a seven-month wait. Student and work visas, however, are processed much faster. Applicants are advised to check official systems for earlier appointment slots as availability changes.
American dream under strain: Indian students rethink US plans amid low H-1B odds and rising visa uncertainty
The H-1B program now operates within a highdemand environment, where the desire for the visa consistently outpaces the annual statutory caps. For students graduating into this ecosystem, the transition to long-term residency is increasingly defined by statistical variables and administrative timelines.
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Indian student enrolments in US universities drop 45% due to visa uncertainty, rising costs
Global management education sees a significant shift as Indian student enrollments in US universities dropped 45% in August 2025, while applications to Indian graduate programs surged 25%. This trend, driven by visa policies, currency pressures, and affordability, indicates a diversification of study destinations away from traditional Western hubs.
Indian techie ‘broke down’ after hearing his pay raise rate in US firm: ‘They are taking advantage…’
An Indian graduate in the US, facing a tough job market post-Master's, expressed dismay over a meager salary hike and a role titled 'Business Automation Analyst' instead of Software Engineer. His concerns about immigration status and future career prospects sparked a widespread online debate, with many advising patience and continued job searching.
Indian student goes missing in USA, authorities in touch with parents
An Indian student, Saketh Sreenivasaiah, is missing in San Francisco. The Consulate General of India is concerned and working with authorities and his parents. This incident highlights ongoing concerns for Indian students abroad. The Indian government prioritizes student safety, engaging with host countries and providing support. Evacuation operations demonstrate commitment to student well-being.
IICT hosts esports premier league to drive PM’s vision for India’s orange economy
The Indian Institute of Creative Technologies took a giant leap into the future by organising its first-ever Esports Premier League, celebrating the dynamic realms of Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics. This event reflected the government's commitment to fostering talent in these creative sectors. Students and gamers gathered for intense competition, buoyed by the support of key industry partners.
US sounds warning to incoming students; these visa violations may cost you your future
The US Embassy in India has warned students that violating US laws can lead to visa cancellation, deportation, and future travel restrictions. This advisory coincides with expanded biometric checks at US borders and upcoming increases in immigration application fees, all aimed at enhancing security and addressing visa overstay concerns.
Canada, US, UK top destinations for higher education for Indian students: NITI Aayog report
Canada leads as the top destination for Indian students seeking higher education abroad. The USA, UK, Australia, and Germany follow closely. India sends a significant number of students overseas, making it the world's largest source country. This trend highlights a substantial brain drain for the nation.
Indian students in US struggle due to visa restrictions and job crunch
Indian students in the US are facing increased hardship. Stricter visa enforcement and fewer job opportunities are making it difficult to manage living costs. Many students are struggling with finances. They are cutting expenses and sharing accommodation to survive. The OPT program is offering fewer opportunities. Consultants are advising caution to prospective students.
MEA takes up matter of Neelam Shinde, US looking into formalities for early grant of visa for her family
The Ministry of External Affairs is assisting with the urgent visa for Tanaji Shinde, whose daughter Neelam Shinde, an Indian student, is hospitalized after an accident in the US. The US authorities are expediting the visa process. NCP leader Supriya Sule has requested immediate intervention from External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and the Indian Embassy in the US.
How foreign countries are attracting Indian students with lucrative offers and opportunities
Countries such as the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and many others have concerted efforts to welcome students back on campuses. Easing in visa and immigration policies, new scholarships, work permits, and permanent residencies are some of the sweeteners that they have added to the appeal of studying abroad for the Indian student community.
Indians get twice as many US students visas as China in 2022
In 2021 the situation from COVID-19 improved dramatically and so the number of international students who procured F1 Visas more than doubled. China was able to pack 99,431 students to the USA while India and South Korea were able to send 87,258 and 16,865 students respectively.
Number of Indian students in US rose by 12 per cent, from China dropped by eight per cent
In its annual report, US Citizenship and Immigration Services said the COVID-19 pandemic continued to impact international student enrolment in the United States in 2021. The total number of SEVIS records for active F-1 and M-1 students was 1,236,748 in the calendar year 2021, a decrease of 1.2 per cent from the calendar year 2020.
US remains top choice for Indian students pursuing higher education abroad: Open Doors Report
Indian students comprised nearly 20 per cent of the over one million students from around the world and the United States has seen a steady increase in the number of undergraduate students from India.
Impact of 2020 US Elections on Indian students seeking American education
The USA was a destination for about a million international students last academic year – of which over 200,000 students are from India 3 – contributing to over $8bn to the US economy. It is now a well-known fact that the USA as the preferred destination for Indian students is declining over the past few years.
India strongly raises with USA student issue; discuss China in Indo-Pacific region
The issue was raised during Indo-US Foreign Office consultations conducted through video-conferencing.
Indians in demand despite H-1B noise, say US universities
"The Indian students in US universities have no reason to get unduly perturbed if they are seeking placements in America after finishing their courses."
US Embassy regrets students' deportation; says support exchange programmes with India
India has strongly taken up with the US deportation of its 14 students even as two California-based universities claimed they were not blacklisted by US authorities.
USIEF-EducationUSA University Fair in Coimbatore on October four
The participating universities represent a wide geographic area in the US and offer a range of academic programs at undergraduate and graduate levels.
Number of Indian students visiting US is on the rise: US envoy
The number of Indian students visiting the USA has been rising every year as indicated by rising visa applications processed by the American embassy in India, a senior US envoy said.
US justifies use of trackers on Indian students duped by TVU
The US response followed a sharp reaction by Indian government which termed the use of trackers as "unacceptable" and demanded their removal.
Indian student shot dead in US during robbery at store
A 22-year-old Indian hailing from Andhra Pradesh was shot dead early on Christmas morning during a robbery at a convenience store where he was working part time as a clerk.
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