Is it better to proceed with an agent for visa application as suggested by my friend?
It's best to apply for your U.S. student visa directly, not through an agent. The U.S. Embassy in India and the U.S. Consulate have warned that agents cannot guarantee visas or speed up the process, and using one - especially if they provide false documents - can harm your future visa prospects.
Always use official channels for your application to ensure transparency and avoid risks. If you need guidance, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor for support.
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