What is the current situation of international students in USA? Shall I appear for GRE? I am doing 2nd year BE in CSE.
I want to pursue MS from USA.
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Hi,
It is hard to predict until something comes in writing. Till now international students are doing fine and things are very normal at least on the education front. Difficulties may arise when you look for a job, however, there are always opportunities for talented people. Your target should fit with India's requirement for work or work elsewhere. Getting a job permanently in the USA may not work out.
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