Thank you.

Currently working as an RA under Luddy School, and looking for a job.

@@SubtreX oh nice...so how is the current job market ?....also real miss ur videos...can u pls create shorts or some vlogs ?

I have seen plenty of people in and around with 7.5 cgpa who are studying in USA. I don't think it will be a major problem if you can back it up with a good application.

Which part I stated is false? Well if you feel that way then I'm sorry.

I barely studied and graduated with a 3.8 from Kelley for undergrad , if you really think you have to study all the time then you honestly did college wrong. Plus i dont understand why Indians spend a ton of money, travel thousands of miles, just to hangout with other Indians.

Well, its just my perspective that I shared. Honestly I think undergrad life is more lenient than grad life, more so for intl. students. There's some truth to that ig, its tough for us intl. students to get out of the comfort zone and explore, atleast what I feel.

In total, I paid around USD51000 for my tuition fees alone for 2 years. On top of that you have your living expenses.

Controversial topic least to say? But I get your point. I guess coming for a Masters at a US uni is the easiest and most viable path of your shot at the American dream. And US universities take full advantage of that.

Yes you will need them.

@@SubtreX Do I need to provide the official transcript also

Yes you will need the official transcript.

for school level also ?

So I had this project in mind which I was working on, and when we achieved some publishable results, we compiled the whole thing into a research paper. I was also starting out in the field of publishing at that point and had no clear idea; I remember being contacted by this organization which requested us to submit our paper and we did.

It's my first time hearing of it, and honestly I have no clue. Seems like a pretty small university with small amount of courses, so you should definitely make enquiries before applying to it.

For getting your i20 from college, you need to show funds that you can finance yourself for atleast a year in the USA.

My experience has been good. Its a great place to be a student, with good courses and faculties, plenty of amenities if you can utilize them for a perfect student life.

This was Hoosier Choice back then, now its called Crimson Crossing apartments.

I would highly suggest first read and understand how college applications work and how you can create a profile that can fetch you scholarships. You can email IU OIS (Office of International Services) with any queries you might have.

Currently from what I have heard and information from my friend groups, I would say a good 35-40% of them have FTE's. Ofcourse I am guestimating at best, but a good number of people have gotten offers.

@@SubtreX Thanks for Reply! 35-40% is pretty good considering current job market. Also, do you have any idea about internship numbers?

Thank you! 😊

Thank you.

I'll try to find some relevant information and make a video on it. That's actually a good topic. Thank you.

I use a ProFocus wireless microphone.

I would say, pretty average.

Glad it helped! All the best for your journey.

You already have work ex, just start networking from India itself as it will be beneficial when you land here.

Most people are able to score part-time jobs. The competition for TA's and RA's are the high, but people do get it if you can connect well with professors and seniors. Other than that there is IU Dining, Student Central, and such orgs where you can find part time jobs.

Does it come under Kelly? Then it is a good course as Kelly is a very respected school here. Sorry won't be able to help much as I have little knowledge of banking and finance career domains. You should contact seniors from your program and try to see what their opinions are on it.

@@SubtreX yes it comes under kelley business school

Depends on the time you are booking. I have had friends take Qatar, Emirates, Japan Airlines, Turkish etc.

I'll be making a video on that.

Currently from what I have heard and information from my friend groups, I would say a good 35-40% of them have FTE's. Ofcourse I am guestimating at best, but a good number of people have gotten offers.

Better to find a group and look for accomodation. Every leasing company has a number, we tried and called them up and know the details and booked as a group.

I had 2 check-in bags, and 1 carry-on backpack with me.

Thank you!

Currently working as an RA under IU and also trying to land a full time role. No plans to return to India soon atleast.

@@SubtreX cool..looking forward to more vlogs

Thank you.

Thank you.

Around a week I guess.