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AI GeneratedSanjeev Ram, a student from Nepal, undergoes a visa interview to study Computer Science at Louisiana Tech University. Despite a previous rejection, he demonstrates his academic motivations, financial stability through family business and property, and a clear intent to return to Nepal to modernize his family's manufacturing business using his degree.
I remember you from outside.
He's the young man who gave me his seat.
He's very kind.
What is your name?
My name is Sanjeev Ram.
One more time, please.
Sanjeev Ram.
Sanjeev?
Ram.
Yeah.
Okay, Sanjeev.
I'm going to ask you some questions.
Are you nervous about this?
Why not?
A little bit.
Okay.
That's okay.
Do you have a visa?
Have you already applied for a visa?
Yeah, I have already applied, and I got rejected last time.
Okay.
So, tell me about what you plan to do in America.
What do you plan to do?
I'm planning to study computer science in Louisiana Tech University.
Okay.
And what will you be studying there?
What will you study?
Your major?
Computer science.
Computer science?
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah, I have many relatives in that same field.
So, how long have you been interested in computer science?
Since you were very small?
Yeah.
Since when I was small, one of my relatives is studying software engineering in Nevada,
and he told me about that software engineering, and how it's going to work in the future.
And from that, I was really interested in this field.
Okay.
Now, do you have relatives in the USA?
No.
So, if you have financial problems, what will you do?
I think I will not have to suffer from the financial problem, because we have our business here in Nepal,
and quite a lot of unmovable properties, and every in-bank.
So, I think I will not have to suffer from that.
Do you have properties?
Are they rental properties?
No.
So, some other kind of property?
What kind of property does your family have?
Not rental, but some other kind of business properties?
Yeah, like business properties.
Okay.
Do you have any strong attachments to anyone here in Nepal?
Do you have a girlfriend?
Yes, sir.
Yes, okay.
Yeah.
Is she also trying to get a visa to America?
No, she loves our home country.
I see.
All right.
What is your ultimate goal for your studies in America?
My ultimate goal is just to study in the U.S. and come back to my home country, Nepal,
and do my own business related to computer science,
which I can help many sectors in Nepal with the help of computer science that I have studied.
Okay, good answer.
So, do you have many friends in this computer science area?
Yeah, I have elder brothers and relatives in Nepal.
Okay.
So, do you think that you'll be able to use your skills in computer science in your family business?
Yeah, I think I will be able to use my computer science skills in my family business
because my father was not educated and he didn't know about how computers work.
And that's why I want to build an online business platform like others do,
so that I can create a huge market in my manufacturing business.
Okay, so your father does not know about computers.
Yeah.
Okay.
Have you ever been arrested for anything?
No.
Never arrested, okay.
Do you owe money to any bank?
What's that?
Do you owe money to a bank?
I can't hear.
Do you owe any money to a bank in Nepal?
Bank what?
Do you have a bank loan?
No.
Okay.
Tell me, why did you choose the university in Nepal?
How did you find this university?
I found this university with the help of my chemistry teacher, who is very dear to me.
He has a PhD in chemistry in this university,
so he told me about the good aspects of this university over the other universities,
so I also researched on this university,
and after that I found it quite different than the other universities.
That's why I chose this university.
So this is your teacher, your friend?
My chemistry teacher, who teaches chemistry in my high school.
Okay, so he recommended this school to you?
Yeah.
Okay, that's very well.
I've run out of questions.
I'm going to ask this question already.
How about, you said you had no relatives in the Middle East?
No.
When you finish, do you plan to return to Nepal after four years?
Yeah.
Okay.
So you're going to spend four years, and then you'll come back to Nepal?
Yeah.
Have you ever been to the U.S. before?
No.
I think you've answered this before,
but what is your main reason for going to America instead of Canada or Europe?
Why are you playing in America?
Yeah, well, this is a good question,
but I think the U.S. provides a great opportunity for the international students in different fields.
And coming to the technology, the U.S. is at the top of the world.
Okay.
Yeah.
So I chose the U.S.
You chose the U.S., okay.
I think that's about all the questions I have.
Thank you very much.
You did a good job.
You should be.
Yeah, he did a good job.
Good job.
May I leave now?
You may.
Have a great day.
Do your research.
Thank you.
Good job, Bob.
Thank you.
Okay, well, it's been a wonderful morning.
