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Ridhi

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As per ASU's LinkedIn the graduates of the university get hired by the top employers mentioned below-

  • Arkansas State University (3.42%)
  • St. Bernards Healthcare (0.89%)
  • Walmart (0.88%)
  • UAMS - University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (0.48%)
  • NEA Baptist (0.42%)

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Virajita Bisht

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Yes, Arkansas State University, there in the USA is considered a decent university in the US and the world. 

The US World and News rankings 2026 ranks Arkansas State University at #352 under the National rankings. This is a decline of 10 spots from the last year.  

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Ridhi

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Indian students are allowed to apply for up to 3 programs in 1 intake whether its summer, winter or fall. Application fees will be required for first application to University of Wisconsin Madison and fee for next 2 applications for same term will be waived.

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Nishtha Singh

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A GMAT score is required for Michigan State Uni MBA. For the Class of 2027, the median GMAT score of the students was 615. The average GMAT score on the other hand was 604. The average undergraduate GPA for the students admitted to Michigan State Uni MBA course was 3.4. 

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As per the world's top universities 2026 rankings, Michigan State University ranks at No. 85 among the Top 100 institutions worldwide. Among the U.S. institutions, Michigan State Uni ranks at No. 36 and at No. 14 U.S. public universities. 

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Virajita Bisht

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Date format in USA is the Month-Day-Year (MM/DD/YYYY) date format. 

This "middle-endian" date format in USA is an outlier worldwide - as most other countries follow a Day-Month-Year (DD/MM/YYYY) or Year-Month-Day (YYYY-MM-DD) date format

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Virajita Bisht

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Date format in USA is the Month-Day-Year (MM/DD/YYYY) date format. 

This "middle-endian" date format in USA is an outlier worldwide - as most other countries follow a Day-Month-Year (DD/MM/YYYY) or Year-Month-Day (YYYY-MM-DD) date format

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Ridhi

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IIT Tech provides a range of career services to students mentioned below-

  • Co-ops and internships (full-time and part-time)
  • Resume and cover letter writing
  • Full-time positions
  • Networking advice 
  • Mock interviews
  • Dinner / business etiquette workshops

The uni's career services office also works with employers and coordinates two career fairs each year during the spring and fall semesters. The fairs and other on-campus events attract many employers to come and recruit qualified students.

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, Indian students may need to submit GRE or GMAT scores for some PG courses. For courses like the MBA, students may be allowed solely based on a strong score in the UG degree.

Contact one of our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors to know which courses require a GRE or GMAT and which don't.

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Virajita Bisht

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If you are someone who is aiming to build a career in the USA after their studies, then you must actually fasten your seatbelt for this rollercoaster of a ride. This is because, completing your studies in the USA itself is going to take a lot of efforts from you but getting a job and thereafter a work visa, H1B, is also very difficult. It's basically a high-stakes lottery system where you pay crores of rupees for a degree, but might be forced to leave quickly after completing it because getting a long-term work visa, H-1B, is a lucky draw with a massive waitlist for Indians.

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