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With Trump 2.0 begins to start its tenure with Trump inauguration, this will have consequences for immigration globally. Whether it is H1-B visa holders, green card worry lots or students on F1 visa worrying for OPT curbs, there are a lot of uncertainty regarding Trump's new immigration policies. The Republicans plan to curb the definition of 'specialty occupation' has already threatened tech professionals. As it will make it harder for professionals looking for roles without specific degree requirements. Indian students form a significant chunk of the US higher education demography. As per the Open Doors Report 2024, more than 2,00,000 Indian students were enrolled in US universities. This makes India the largest source of international students in the US. Before his inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump has declared to transform US immigration system. He said “By the time the sun sets tomorrow, the invasion of our country will have come to a halt,”.
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OPT is a big draw for international students in the US, so any plans on potential restrictions on the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program or the exclusion of the STEM extension have serious consequences for international students looking to gain work exposure in big tech in the US. Also, employment at third parties can also be prohibited further reducing job opportunities for recent graduates.
Earlier, US universities urged international students to return to their campuses before President-elect Donald Trump's January 20 inauguration. This already led to fear and uncertainty across US universities. As per a recent survey by Keystone Education Group, 42% of students from various countries reported that they are now unlikely to consider the US as their preferred study destination. The shift by Trump's administration towards immigration, visa restrictions and rumoured OPT changes are some of the factors that concern international students.
There is a rumour that certain kind of employment-based categories will be suspended from the list of jobs currently under Green card jobs bank. Also, those who are eligible for automatic Green cards under the STEM graduate policy are also worried about the future prospects of the policy.
There is uncertainty among H1-B Visa holders regarding the immigration policy, also, work privileges for H-4 visa holders, majorly spouses of H1-B holders could also be curtailed. With Trump coming to office, there are changes expected in H1-B visa policy.
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With Trump's advocating for stricter visa norms and larger scrutiny, Indian students looking to pursue higher education in the US is a worried lot. Currently, it is advised to prospective international to follow the wait and watch policy.
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Yes you can try to learn various courses that are for approximately 3 months to 6 months in duration.
Yes you can learn before going to us. Learning skills definitively adds some value to the life of a candidate and also improves in getting good recognition in life..
Below i have mentioned some courses that you can try before visiting us:
So these are some courses you can try.
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YES, you can MS in UA after completing Bsc in Statistics. . All you have to do is score good marks in your PG and prepare for GRE. You should also decide upon the country and the university in which you are going to study.
Furthermore, the requirements to pursue MS in USA are as follows :
Further, requirements for Software jobs in USA are as follows :
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To study at foreign universities/abroad in U. S , the admission process will require the candidate to give one language exam and one standardized exam. However, depending on the country, course, college, or university you are applying for you may be exempted from standardized exams. The language test will showcase your English proficiency skills. These exams are required for pursuing almost all courses abroad. Different countries have different language exams such as
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You can get the detailed information about the process how to apply for MS in USA. read the given article. Link is given below
https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/how-apply-for-ms-in-usa/amp
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There are many ways to choose your university such as fees, the ranking of the university, which state it is located and scholarships. My suggestion is to choose your research focus and write academic papers. In the US, PhD in Commerce admission into the university depends on what you want to study (your area of research) and your already completed research papers. You can begin your research by searching online for US universities offering PhD in Business Administration. One example is University of California Los Angeles (https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/degrees/phd-program/admissions#app-req) .
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You are aBHM means Bachelor in Hotel Management so after doing BHM,to gain a bright future inthis trade you have to do MSc in Hotel Management,post graduation in Hospitality Management,Master degree in travel and tourism management,or MBA in hotel management,AFter doing post graduation in Hotel management or travel and tourism management will give you the best return in employment opportunity.
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