The sharp rise in H1-B visa fees has unsettled many Telugu families and students. For a long time, the usual path was simple — complete a Master’s in the US, move onto an H1-B visa, and build a career there. But with the fee now soaring into crores along with tighter rules, this route is looking less practical.
Meanwhile, there has been criticism that the whopping one-time fee for H-1B visa of Rs 88 lakh is much more than the annual salaries of most professionals, that could make it impossible for companies to afford the sponsorship.
As a result, many students are shifting their focus back to India. Among the options here, IITs have become the most attractive choice. With their strong academic reputation, international exposure, and impressive job placements, they are now seen as the safest alternative for those who don’t want to gamble on uncertain foreign plans.
Experts believe this trend will make IIT graduates even more sought after in both Indian and global companies. Families that once prioritized sending their children to America are beginning to realize that world-class opportunities can be found within India itself.
This post was last modified on 23 September 2025 7:57 am
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