This is why your US Student Visa will be rejected | Nistha Tripathi

Getting a US Student Visa has always been a tricky topic and every applicant sweats about it until you get the hallowed ‘approved’ status from the US Visa Officer.

In this video, I want to explain the UNDERLYING cause for visa rejections & what you can do to avoid it.

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Do you know that US is the toughest country to get the student visa for? That is why we are here to help you avoid those most common mistakes that can lead to rejection of your visa application. Look out for the 6 main reasons in this video and work on them.

We would also love to help you in your visa application process or study abroad guidance. Comment down below your queries or get in touch with Nistha personally through scholarstrategy.com/contact

[monksoul]

Tip: don’t read from screen, express ideas by speaking on your own.

[narnn]

Short; informative; direct to the point.

[parthpatel]

Good tips overall, will like to add one thing, be confident, even if your plans are not to stay even a single day after graduation, but you are under confident it makes you seem like a weak candidate.

[thefastreviewer]

To the point and Concise! Just what I needed! Thanks!

[jmcs]

Believe me or not, i had the chance to have my own american visa. And i rejected myself when i saw that Biden won the elections.

[starkersgaming]

I don't think immigration officer will actually care about immigration but they just need those who have money.

[michaelerzuah]

Thank you, very short, yet very straight to the point

[ismailshaik]

one of the finest explanations I have ever heard

[khansalman]

exactly my friend got rejected because he answered that he has relatives there and rejected

[harshilshah]

Thank you, it's very informative video.

[ronishjariwala]

Hi Nishta,

Thanks for sharing this. I am concerned about 6th reason. My sister is currently working in US on H1b visa status would it hamper my visa approval?

[shaikwahidasulthana]

Hi ma’am Great video,
If you don’t mind please let me know whether is it mandatory to visit any other other countries ( for better experience in abroad)before applying for USA visa to get visa in first attempt?
Because I willing to do electives and medical masters in USA after MBBS from Indian medical college.
Which type of visa I need to apply if I’m willing to settle in USA ?
Please let me know.

[satwikk]

Are you kidding? Just cuz your sibling is in the states, you'll be denied? There are so many people who went to the states even while their siblings were already working there. It should depend on your purpose and how you state it to the VO, something that makes them understand and believe you'll come back to your home country to pursue your future goals. Getting a straight rejection simply because of your sibling doesn't make sense.

[rahululla]

if usa does not want indians to enter us why not just clearly state that in their policies as it saves time of both indians and americans?

[munnangimahesh]

@Scholar Strategy Thank you for giving more important information about what people need actually. I was also refused twice. Because of fumbling and funding. I showed 20L savings and 25L loan but the tuition fee is around 35L. Can you please suggest this to the good counselor?

[ctwnebl]

On a different note, if someone attends a US visa interview deliberately screwing it so that he doesn't get it, will visa officer understand his bluff and issue visa anyway?

[paulkeys]

Mam I have my bachelor of computer science and engineering degree ... Can I do my bachelor degree in Bible studies??? Because this both course or different can I get a visa??

[whostolemybread]

What if my father works there😭 he is not even planning on staying there forever.he’s just there to work

[kkadam]

I have an admit from ASU right now and no other university. How are my chances looking if I have good finances?