USA Study Abroad Questions

Both exist in the United States. Some scholarships are automatically considered through your admission application, such as University of Pennsylvania's merit based tuition scholarships for all full time master's applicants, while others, including many departmental and external fellowships, require a separate application.

Stanford Graduate School of Business reports a $185,000 median base salary for its MBA graduates, which is well below the often repeated claim that Stanford, Harvard, and INSEAD graduates average more than $200,000 a year. Harvard Business School's figure sits close by at about $184,500.

First year post MBA investment banking associates in the US now typically earn a total of about $240,000 to $270,000, roughly $150,000 base plus bonus. In London and Europe, all in pay runs about £160,000 to £165,000, higher than older outside US estimates.

The average Strategy Manager salary in the US currently sits at about $136,042 a year, with most professionals falling between $122,768 and $146,390 based on the 25th to 75th percentile range. This is well below the $200,000 upper figure sometimes quoted for this role in broader MBA salary rankings.

Yes, after MBBS and internship, your son can pursue postgraduate medical training in the UK via PLAB, the US via USMLE and ECFMG, Australia via the AMC pathway, Canada via MCCQE and CaRMS, or Germany via Approbation, with each country requiring its own licensing exam before specialty training.

The UK Graduate visa needs a completed eligible degree, a valid Student visa, and an in-country application, giving 2 years for a master's if applied by 31 December 2026. US OPT needs valid F-1 status and one full academic year, giving 12 months, or 36 months for eligible STEM degrees.

Budget roughly $35,000 to $75,000 a year, about ₹30 to ₹65 lakh, for tuition and living costs in the United States; 2024-25 average tuition at four-year public institutions for out-of-state students was $19,534, per current US Department of Education NCES data.

F-1 master's students can work up to 20 hours a week total across all on-campus jobs during fall and spring semesters, and full-time during official breaks; typical pay ranges from $12 to $18 an hour for library or dining roles up to $25 for lab-assistant work.