Not every country interviews, but where they do — the US in particular — the outcome is often decided in a few minutes.
What the officer is looking for
Three things: genuine intent to study, ability to pay, and enough ties to return. Every question maps back to one of them.
The questions that recur
- Why did you choose this university? (Be specific — not a ranking)
- Why this subject?
- Who is paying, and what do they do?
- What are your plans after graduating?
- Do you have relatives in the country?
The golden rule
Your answers must match the documents you submitted. If your statement says you want to be a researcher and your interview is about immigrating, the file contradicts itself.
What not to do
Do not recite a memorised answer. Officers spot it within seconds and immediately change the question.
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