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Rupali Singh

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In the QS Global MBA ranking, Texas A&M University QS ranking is #26 in 2026. In the previous year's ranking, this university ranked at #27. This shows that this university's rank has improved in the QS Global MBA rankings.

Also, as per U.S. News, TAMU has been ranked at #36 in the Best Business Schools category for 2026 (MBA). 

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Rupali Arora

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Australia is a more affordable option for MBA. This is followed by UK. US is the most expensive for an MBA abroad for Indian applicants.

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Raushan Madavi

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Scholarships aren't reserved for Harvard and Stanford. Universities such as Adelphi University and the University of Denver, which report acceptance rates of 70%+, offer merit scholarships ranging from ₹5–15 Lacs per year for international students. The key difference is that highly selective universities offer need-based aid. High-acceptance-rate universities often use merit scholarships to attract stronger applicants. 

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Nishtha Sharma

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Yes, a number of US universities have gone test-optional, and several accept applicants with a GPA as low as 2.5–3.0 on a 4.0 scale. A lower GPA can affect scholarship eligibility, so check each university's page for merit-aid cutoffs before applying.

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Jaya Taneja

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No. It's a one-time fee tied to the specific new petition it applies to, not a recurring annual cost.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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It's possible through routes like a Green Card (if otherwise eligible) or working under existing OPT/STEM OPT time, but most long-term US employment for Indian nationals eventually requires some form of employer-sponsored visa.

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Aishwarya Bhatnagar

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It's possible through routes like a Green Card (if otherwise eligible) or working under existing OPT/STEM OPT time, but most long-term US employment for Indian nationals eventually requires some form of employer-sponsored visa.

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Rupali Arora

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Up to 12 months under standard OPT, extendable to 36 months total for STEM-designated degrees through the STEM OPT extension.

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Rupali Arora

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Up to 12 months under standard OPT, extendable to 36 months total for STEM-designated degrees through the STEM OPT extension.

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Anubha

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Yes, an MBBS degree from Georgia will be valid in India, and students can practice Medicine in India if the university is NMC-approved. The NMC-approved degree in an English-taught course from Georgia will surely be valid in India. The students need to give the NExT exam or the FMGE exam to practice medicine in India. The low-cost MBBS programs of Georgia allow students worldwide to study abroad with comfort. 

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