i am a student of 1st year engineering and i got seated in tier 3 college , and my family wanna shift to USA next year. can i continue remaining 3 years of engineering in USA??

Hello,

You can apply to U.S. universities for transfer, but most institutions require you to meet specific academic and course equivalency standards.

Not all credits from Indian Tier-3 colleges may be accepted, so some coursework might need repetition.

• Accreditation Check :

  • Ensure your current college is recognized by international bodies; this improves the likelihood of credit transfer.

• Standardized Tests :

  • Prepare for SAT, ACT, or TOEFL/IELTS as these are commonly required for international students.

• Course Mapping :

• Review U.S. university course catalogs and compare with your completed coursework to identify transferable credits.

Hope it helps !

It is not a simple process that you can easily transfer your education from india to USA but it is possible with lot of efforts first of all you need to have these documents

1.Score on the TOEFL examination

2.SAT scores

3.High school transcript

4.Official transcript from the college or university where you are presently enrolled

In addition with these documents you can likely continue your remaining 3 years of engineering in the USA if your family is moving there, but you will need to apply for a student visa and transfer your credits from your current Indian college to a suitable US university, which may require additional steps like taking equivalency exams or completing bridging courses depending on the institution and your academic background.

Hope it is helpful for you

Best wishes for your future endeavours..

Hello,

Transferring from a Tier 3 engineering college in India to a university in the USA is possible but it requires meeting specific requirements. Most U.S. universities allow transfer admissions but only evaluate credits for compatibility with their curriculum. You are required to apply as a transfer student, providing transcripts and course syllabi and possibly standardized test scores such as SAT/ACT or TOEFL/IELTS for establishing English proficiency.

Services that will assess credits transferable, include World Education Services, or WES, although some classes you take must be taken over because they are not related to the program offered at a U.S. university. Money is another critical component. Tuition fees are more expensive and the living expenses in the USA will also be very costly. But scholarships or even financial aids might be given to some. You also have to secure your F-1 visa.

Explore transfer policies of U.S. universities on Careers360 . It will guide your decision-making and identify suitable universities for you.