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Hi Chaitu,
Lifestyle tips:
The United States is a dynamic country, covering the breadth of a continent. Many cultural currents exist and coexist within American life. To mingle with the local crowd, you need to keep in mind that the lifestyle of Americans is a lot different than Indians. You need to include more activities in your life if you really want to get to know and meet new people.
Know about Professional Sports - One way to break ice with the locals is to talk about professional sports like NFL or NBA or any other local sports. Sports play an important role in mingling with locals.
Outdoor activities – Americans love spending their time outdoors and prefer taking part in outdoor sports and games. Their lifestyles are more active and they prefer spending time meeting new people and trying out new and different set of skills.
Indians living in US
There were nearly 1.9 million Indian immigrants living in the United States in 2011. They represent the third-largest immigrant group by country of origin, after Mexico and China.
US government records claim that immigrants from India are better educated, more likely to have strong English language skills, arrive on employment-based visas, and are less likely to live below the poverty line than the overall immigrant population.
Almost one-third of all Indian immigrants reside in just two states: California and New Jersey. More than one-quarter of all Indian immigrants live in three major metropolitan areas: New York, Chicago, and San Jose.
Placements
Indian students are used to the concept of campus placements and on-campus recruitment for getting jobs. There is no concept of placements in America. Most US universities have a cell called a Career Services Center, which helps you get jobs and helps you prepare for interviews. The on-campus recruitment is always driven by student interest. Companies that recruit through the university do not offer a job directly. What they offer is an internship or co-op. Companies like to see your work for a few months before they hire you full time.
Refer to the below link to explore more about US:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/student-guide-to-the-united-states-of-america-usa-guidepage-15
Refer to the below link to know institutes offering MS in USA:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-usa-dc11509
Refine the search as per your country/course preference.
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