I got into Northeastern University for an MS in Business Analytics, but the US visa interview slots in Mumbai are completely booked till August. My classes start mid-August. Is it okay to try for appointments in another city like Delhi or Chennai? Is it allowed? Can I travel to a third country (like Nepal or Sri Lanka) to speed up the process? Will this affect my F1 visa approval? please reply. Thank you

Ans: Hi,
there is no other option available for her. Either go on study permit or get married and apply under dependent visa.

Ans: It's risky to book a flight without securing an F1 visa, but some airlines offer refundable tickets or allow holding reservations for a fee. Check airline policies on refunds and reservations, and inquire about student discounts, which are often provided by specific airlines.

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Ans: Hi Devika
Pursuing a master's degree in the USA after completing your BVSc & AH (Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry) from Assam Agricultural University can be a highly rewarding decision, depending on your career aspirations and areas of interest. The USA is home to some of the world's leading universities and research institutions, particularly in veterinary sciences, animal health, public health, and related fields. Studying in the USA could provide you with access to advanced research facilities, exposure to the latest technologies, and the opportunity to learn from distinguished faculty members who are experts in their fields. Additionally, a master's degree from a reputable U.S. institution can enhance your global credentials, expand your professional network, and open up diverse career opportunities both within the U.S. and internationally.

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