Engineering in USA

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Good day, Tamanna Yadav. It's great to hear that you're considering pursuing an engineering degree in the USA. The price of undergraduate education is high. Students who are younger and lack the necessary qualifications have far fewer opportunities to make money. Parental support is required. But since it's such a broad issue, it's challenging to discuss it here. However, I would like to suggest that you speak with a company that handles sending students to the US for undergraduate study. They would be fully informed and capable of assisting you in realising your goals. I wish you well.

How Palak Sharma, yes, it's the best you can think of. Universities in US offer very good education and after graduation there are enough companies and employment opportunities in US. A word of caution. Admissions in US institutions are not based exclusively on academic performance but depends on nany other factors. Hence I would strongly recommend that you should approach an agency that is dealing with sending students to US for undergraduate studies. Best wishes to you.

Hello Sunil Kumar, it's very nice to know your intention to go abroad for studying engineering. Frankly speaking, admissions abroad are never based on only academics but host of other parameters. In view of this I would strongly recommend that you approach an agency that is dealing with sending students abroad for undergraduate studies. This is so since they would know the details. Best wishes to you.

Do you have any branches close to gorakhpur city UP.

Hi there, This may help you:-
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/usa.

It will cost you more than INR. 1 Lacs dollar in a good university for 4 years including everything.

Doing financial engineering (I. e., Quantitative Finance) from US is a good course. Work experience is not compulsory but highly recommend before applying. If you see the progression diversification among students in university like MIT or Wharton, you will see the average work experience for domestic students (US, Canada) is 3-4 years or for foreign students it is between 6-7 years. Because in those years, you will get a lot of practical exposure in your field which is important (even much important than your marks). Therefore, I suggest you to focus on all the aspects of your application before applying.

It is around Rs. 30-60 lacs a year. Private universities are expensive than public universities. Check study abroad. Shiksha.Com.

Hi,
The average would be close to $45,000 (30 lakh rupees).