Hi, my name is Sajjik Oshik and I've been doing visa counseling now for past 28 years. Out of those 28 years I've worked with the American Embassy as a visa chief for about 12 years and out of those 12 years, seven years I did anti-fraud work. I've got a lot of experience which can help you in cracking the visa interview. Okay, student visas are very critical for a student to understand that they've put it almost a year before they reach the visa process. They've taken the GRE, they've taken the GMAT, they've taken the TOEFL, they've applied to various universities, got admissions. By the time you reach visa, a lot of people start thinking that visa is easy to crack. Yes, it is easy but yet it is most difficult because the entire process, now, is in the visa officer's hand. The interview that he takes is very very critical. Any interview is subjective, what you say and what the officer can understand could be two different things. So you could be possibly making a small little mistake because of which your visa got accused. Okay, if your visa gets accused, you don't have to worry. You have helped with a counselor who has 28 years of experience, who has done not one two but thousands, 20,000 or plus student visas and they have qualified even after one or two rejections. The strategy to reapply for the visa should be very, you've got to really think about it what were the mistakes that you made. A counselor like me could possibly help you sit down with you and understand what were the critical areas that you missed out on and you could provide you a lot of help in cracking your interview and getting your visa.