All countries offer a degree at higher costs, and the paperwork is quite exhausting for all of them. Skip that by saying yes to online flexible programs from foreign universities, including the US.

Considering the points mentioned above, you must be thinking of quitting the plan to study in the US. However, you do not have to!

Countries like Canada, Australia, and the UK are gaining popularity among Indian students. These nations offer lower fees, easier visa processes, and work opportunities after graduation.

Can the U.S. win back its charm? With tighter visa rules and rising competition from Canada and Australia, only time will tell if it can reclaim its spot as the top study destination.

The financial burden of studying in the US is rising due to high tuition fees, expensive living costs, travel expenses, etc. This has led many students to reconsider the US as a destination.

Under Trump, H-1B visa rules became stricter, with increased scrutiny and higher denial rates. These changes disproportionately affected Indian IT professionals, making it harder to secure employment in the U.S

Trump’s policies increased visa scrutiny, proposed OPT cuts, and tried to ban online classes for international students, later reversed after backlash.

As per the new US policies implemented by Trump, there is a decline of Indians going to the US for higher education to 74,825 in August 2024, decreasing from 80,486 in 2022 and 93,833 in 2023.