From MIT and Stanford to Harvard, explore leading US universities. See what a US degree costs, when to apply and which documents you need, then talk to a counsellor.
Highest QS World University Rankings 2027 positions among the US universities we feature. Stanford shares joint second place. Ranks are for orientation only, and course-level fit can differ.
We work with many more US universities, from large public universities to specialist colleges. Tell us your course, grades and budget and we will build a shortlist that fits you.
Four reasons the USA stays a popular destination.
A very wide choice of universities and courses, and many undergraduate programmes let you explore before you choose a major.
Home to many globally recognised universities, including MIT, Stanford and Harvard, with a strong research culture.
Eligible graduates can apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT), typically up to 12 months, with a longer extension for STEM graduates.
Many universities offer scholarships, assistantships and on-campus work. Availability depends on the university, course and your profile.
Choose a level, university type and lifestyle to see an indicative total for the whole course, in dollars and rupees. US costs vary widely between universities.
Three quick choices. The result updates as you change them.
Indicative planning figures, not a quote. We confirm exact fees for your shortlist.
Pick an intake to see when each step typically needs to start.
A general guide. Undergraduate applications often go through the Common Application or a university portal; postgraduate applications usually go directly to the university. Deadlines differ by university and course, and some use rolling admissions.
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Requirements vary by university, course and nationality. We confirm the exact list for you.
What students ask us most about studying in the USA.
Most master's degrees take about two years, though some programmes are one year or 18 months. Check the length of the specific programme you are considering.
Fall (August to September) is the main intake, and Spring (January) is also common. Some universities offer a Summer intake. Start preparing around 12 months before your intended start date.
Undergraduate applications often go through the Common Application or a university portal. Postgraduate applications are usually made directly to the university. A counsellor can help you with documents, your statement of purpose and submissions.
Eligible F-1 students can apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT), typically up to 12 months, and graduates of eligible STEM degrees may qualify for an extension. Immigration rules change, so we always confirm the current position before you apply.
English-language and entrance-test requirements vary by university and course. TOEFL and IELTS are widely accepted, and many universities make SAT, GRE or GMAT scores optional. Check the requirement for your specific programme.
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