The LOR (Letter of Recommendation) is one of the most important documents of your admission application package. It demonstrates the candidate’s skills and traits that universities seek in the students. At least two letters of recommendation are needed by most universities in the USA. You can ask your professor/teacher of core subject, project counsellor or… Read More »

The Statement of Purpose is all about ‘you’. The admission committee wants to know you as an applicant and why you are applying for a particular course. Your passion for the course you’re applying for, and the readiness to take on the challenges that you may encounter should be reflected in your SOP, in addition… Read More »

The US is one of the most sought-after study destinations for international students who want to pursue MS, but the major obstacle many face is the high cost of study. Scholarships can help in covering some part of your education expenses. There are many scholarships available for aspirants of MS from the States. Here’s our… Read More »

Students who wish to pursue higher studies in the USA are required to submit a Statement of Purpose. It is a 500-700 words long application essay in which the applicant is required to demonstrate why he/she is a perfect candidate for the course. Here are a few tips to write an effective SOP. Learn to… Read More »

The Department of Homeland Security in the US keeps track on the influx of international students in the country through SEVP (Student and Exchange Visitor Program), which uses an internet-based system, known as SEVIS (Student Exchange and Visitor Information System) to do so. I-20 form, otherwise known as Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant Student Status,… Read More »

The TOEFL (Test of English Language as a Foreign Language) is designed to measure the English language skills of the non-native speakers. A deep assessment of the listening, reading, speaking and writing abilities is done via this test. Tips & tricks for you to ace the TOEFL test 1. Keep a dictionary with you: This… Read More »