I'm 50 years old and currently employed as an Engineering Manager within an IT organization. I resided in the U.S for approximately 10 years under an H1B visa before relocating back to India around 2010. In recent years, I have been making attempts to return to the U.S; however, I have not been selected in the lottery. A suggestion was made for me to pursue a Master's degree from a reputable University in the U.S, which would enable me to obtain an F1 visa, followed by OPT and H1 visas. My question pertains to the likelihood of successfully obtaining an F1 visa.

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

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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.

However, it’s important to consider several factors before making your decision. First, think about the specific area of specialization you wish to pursue, as this will help you choose the right program and university. The U.S. offers various specialized master's programs, including veterinary public health, animal nutrition, wildlife conservation, and veterinary epidemiology, among others. Second, consider the financial aspects, such as tuition fees, cost of living, and potential scholarships or financial aid options. Studying in the U.S. can be expensive, but many universities offer funding opportunities for international students. Finally, think about the long-term career prospects and whether you plan to work in the U.S., return to India, or explore opportunities in other countries. The U.S. offers a vibrant job market for veterinary professionals, but staying back might require you to meet specific licensing and visa requirements.

Overall, pursuing a master’s degree in the U.S. could be an excellent step if you are looking to gain advanced knowledge, engage in cutting-edge research, and expand your career opportunities in veterinary sciences or related fields. It is important to carefully research programs, consider financial implications, and align your decision with your long-term career goals.

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