EducationUSA is a U.S. Department of State program and the official source of information on U.S. higher education. EducationUSA India is a U.S. Mission-supported platform that advances U.S. leadership in higher education, research, and innovation. Aligned with U.S. foreign policy and public diplomacy priorities, we connect India’s academic and research ecosystem with excellence at U.S. universities.
American universities lead the world in cutting-edge innovation and research.
Leading the latest scientific breakthroughs, such as CRISPR gene editing advances, the mRNA vaccine, AI, and brain-computer interface advances
Hosting Nobel Prize–winning faculty, global pioneers and thought leaders.
Home to labs, institutes, and research spaces for cutting-edge areas like autonomous vehicles, deep-space robotics, synthetic biology, and more
Birthplace for globally impactful start-ups, including Facebook, Google, and Duolingo
Celebrating a global community of U.S. alumni, leading change, and driving innovation.
EducationUSA offers a range of services that showcase U.S. university leadership in research and innovation and support lawful student entry to the United States.
EducationUSA conducts events representing American excellence and leadership in research, innovation, and higher education.
Meet Bansi, a student from India! Bansi is an Environmental Engineering student with a Post-graduation from TAMU. She says of her experience, “after taking my GRE, I’d absolutely no idea how to gauge which universities would be suitable for me, based on my profile, finances, and overall networking prospects. My parents and I met an EducationUSA Adviser from Ahmedabad and cleared some doubts on how EducationUSA guides universities purely in the interest of the students with no hidden marketing intentions. The best part was that they didn’t spoon feed me, but guided more like a mentor and helped me connect with other peers in the group with their meet and greets and seminars so that I could thrive and build my own network there. 
Pursuing my higher education in the United States has been a life-changing experience. Education USA made my application and my visa process really streamlined and effective. The advisors at Ahmedabad are extremely experienced and talented, and all thanks to them that I have friends from all over the world. Now that I’m in my senior year at Rutgers University, I am trusting them to guide me again for my graduate admission process.
My name is Hemanth Ghattamaneni and I am currently a master's student in Data Analytics Engineering at George Mason University, Virginia. My dream for pursuing a master's degree in the U.S. started during my undergraduate days in India and that’s when I got in touch with EducationUSA Hyderabad. They provided me with multiple resources to understand the admission process master's programs in the U.S. EducationUSA Adviser at Hyderabad, advised me on the application process and helped me get an admit at my desired university by providing me with genuine feedback. I really appreciate and thank EducationUSA for guiding me through this process and helping me achieve my dreams.
Saket Penurkar, an Electronics Engineer from Nagpur, is a first year Masters (Embedded Systems Engineering) student at the University of Colorado Boulder. Saket’s interest in embedded systems sparked during his undergraduate studies while interning with the Indian Navy. He was fascinated by the software used in autonomous systems, the precision control involved and utilization of memory constrained hardware...
Rahul Dass is currently a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at the University of Miami, Ohio. His dream for pursuing higher study in the U.S. started in early-2014 by becoming a member of EducationUSA Kolkata center. By intensely using and exploiting all the resources that he could find at EdUSA, Rahul left for the U.S. to pursue MS in Computer Science at Indiana State University in Fall 2015. Shifting from Theoretical Physics to Computer Science was not an easy task. However, he has successfully obtained an MS in Computer Science from ISU in 2017.
Soham Khedekar, currently enrolled in the MS in Computer Science program at the University of Southern California, is discovering the joys of U.S. academic life. He appreciates his instructors’ attention to detail, something he had not experienced before: “Even if they choose to teach a simple enough concept, they’ll
make sure each student has a thorough knowledge of the material.” He also values how he is graded.
He says, “they give you the freedom to solve assignments in a manner that is comfortable to you and they encourage you to explore different methods. It’s a treat studying here.”
Digitalization has surely made our lives easy, there is a plethora of information available online to facilitate us in every situation. But I cannot think of any organisation better than EducationUSA when it comes to guiding through the tedious and confusing process of getting admission into a good US university. Ms. Rupali Verma, my advisor at EducationUSA, was of immense help during the whole process.
