By A Staff Reporter: Nazima H Razick, Special Assistant to the Minister-Counselor for Consular Affairs, emphasized the importance of purpose-driven study and financial planning for Indian students seeking visas to the United States on Student Visa Day. Razick highlighted the extensive history of academic exchanges between the US and India, underscoring the Consular team India's role in facilitating the largest number of student interviews on this occasion.
"The US and India share a long history of academic exchanges. On Student Visa Day, the Consular team India interviews the largest number of students and also celebrates the long history of India-US relations," stated Razick, acknowledging the significance of the occasion.
In addition to processing visa applications, Razick emphasized the provision of information on studying and living on college campuses in the US. She stressed the importance for students to understand the purpose of their study, their goals, and how they plan to finance their education in the US.
"Students should understand the purpose of studying in the US and why they are going to the US and spending so much money. They need to understand the purpose of their study, their goal, and how they are going to finance their study in the US," Razick explained, highlighting the need for prospective students to make informed decisions regarding their educational pursuits abroad.
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