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study4free:
Many people all around the world love to pursue their higher education from Western Countries and need pass through visa interview, and the reason behind this is nothing but the top class education they provide.

One of the major hurdles people used to face during their journey to study abroad is answering the tricky interview questions which will help them qualify for educational visa.

No matter the educational background and financial security you possess; preparation is must while attending these interviews. This article will detail some very common Student Visa Interview Questions And Answers To Study Abroad.

Question 1:
Why do you want to study in United States of America?

Answer: The whole world knows that academic experience in USA is something unquestionable, and certificate from a reputed American University is widely valued by all countries.
Most of the United States Universities offer excellent research opportunities, and internship programs which will catalyze my career growth for sure.

Question 2:
Why United States? Can’t you try in United Kingdom or Canada?

Answer: The quality of education in United States is much impeccable than UK or Canada. Syllabus in U.S offers the right blend of theoretical and practical knowledge which we will not be able to possess anywhere in this world.

Question 3:
What are your future plans after completing graduation from US?

Answer: Upon successful completion of graduation, I will return back to my native country, and will search for jobs.

Question 4:
Will you surely come back to your native nation after possessing a graduate degree?

Answer: Why not? Our land is blessed with opportunities, and I wish to exploit it to the fullest. I wish to pursue my graduation from US to make myself fit to adapt myself to this competitive world.

Question 5:
Do you know anything about the City which you are going?

Answer: Yes…I have referred Internet, and have learned about this city. I have heard that the city is blessed with friendly people, and the weather is quite similar to my native land. I hope these things will help me in adapting quickly.

Conclusion
You can expect many other questions from the executive in charge of the visa interview which includes, the details of the University which you are going to apply, the course which you are going to pursue, details of scholarship if any, your family background etc.

You should closely understand all the questions, and should answer them genuinely. Questions about your academic abilities and queries regarding scores in GRE, GMAT, SAT, TOEFL, IELTS can also be expected during the time of the visa interview.

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Please I need candid advice on this. A brother of mine went for B1/B2 visa 2months ago and was denied on the ground that he doesn't sound convincing enough to the interviewer.We wanted to scheduled another appointment. I asked him to pay another visa fee and he did. I was the one who schedule the previous. I tried to schedule him last week but didn't go through. We were told to validate the reference #. A warning pop up telling not to make a second try but contact the technical support via a link. I sent a message but got no reply. That was on Wednesday last week. I tried again yesterday but still didn't go through.

Please what do you think I should do?

Bronx.

TPAND:
The Gullible followers never see anything.

Can you imagine I saw one defending the fuel queues today at the filling station. He heaped the blame on Jonathan and said Baba has it in control. I just Laff tire.

Buhari is a scam. Clueless and brainless. How could Nigerians vote a 75+ old man as president. Can he use is brains effectively?

How old was Nelson Mandela when he ruled South Africa?

DONMAYOR19:
Some brainless and zombies in Nigeria. not all Nigerians.

How old was Nelson Mandela when he rules South Africa?

Where's Awba dam situated?

V.boride@yahoo.com.

OSMOSES, FORMULA and Mr. Sunday @ sucesspoint ur little boy is now a CHEMIST today. God bless u guys...

Thanks OP.
I'm a living witness to your claim.Though mine went another direction.Before anyone demands my head, I presently resides in US, NY to be precise for my masters program. I'm not in search of greener pasture. All I wanted was quality education because I'm definitely coming back home after I badged my Professorship.
I met this lady at school she was in her 20's. Let me say she was the first female I met soon as I arrived for my program. She speaks Yoruba fluently just like myself. Instantly I fell for her and ask her for friendship and she accepted and we exchange contacts and get started.
Fast forward to like two weeks of our friendship she told me she would like we meet for something important.We met as scheduled she said she observed I'm a Muslim because she used to see me go to the school Mosque and I replied YES.She continue that if I really want her I will have to follow her to their church for baptism. I was shocked at her request.I tried explaining religion should not be a barrier to our relationship but she stood on her ground. I gave series of examples of Muslims who got married to Christian in Nigeria like Tinubu, Gov. Adulfatai of Kwara state, etc she declined. Like I said I'm not after green card because if I am I would have faked for her of which I'm very sure she would fell. I had to quit and move on with my life.Many Nigerian guys I met told me Nigeria girls are very proud and difficult to please. If I would ever marry in US I will never marry a Nigerian girl take or leave it.

Let me add something.
OP u right. Of all those skills u suggested, DRIVING is the best and most important. I'm heavily paying for not knowing how to drive before living d country. At least here in NY, u can work as a student driver- A very flexible job indeed for student.
Please if u r currently a student, graduate, or serving corp member reading this text do not ignored. U never can tell where this knowledge could b useful...

''The gods are not to blame''

No. Still in NYC. Planning enrolling for Ph.D soon.

I'm a devoted muslim of 29yrs of age.I'm dark in complexion.I had my undergrad from a prestigious University in Nigeria. I'm currently pursuing my masters degree in an area of natural science hope to graduate in fall, 2015. I schooled and lived in NYC.
I'm in search of a female who currently resides in NYC or nearby states like NJ,CT or Pennsylvania that possess the following qualities;
- Practicing Muslim.
- Ready to start up a relationship leading to marriage.
I can be reached on email-na.boride@yahoo.com.

I guess this is a nollyhood movie titled "Mr and Mrs". Maybe she said that to scare u.

If sincerely your story is real, hmmm....

The very first thing I would do if I were to be in ur shoe which I don't pray for are;
1) Take the children for DNA Test.
2) file for divorce for the betterment of both of us.

Besides u sound more like a Casanova to me. u've not resolve one issue u ar already jumping into another. This is evidence in your advertisement for another woman. May be u love taking women for granted probably because of ur affluence or handsomeness. If u continue like like this, u may likely die b4 ur time. The truth sometimes cud b bita.

I think her 'ring' was missing.

As a black man in a white land.Probably in Saudi or qatar.

Your brother.(99.9%)
Women got freaked with money easily. I bet u, if ur wife earned more dan u do, u ar abt losing ur authority as a man.
Only few women ar submissive wen dey earn more dan their hobby.