Judging from my university-days, I'd also recommend befriending your fellow-foreigners. They may be suffering the same (or 'similar enough') issue (s), too, so you can learn from each other and/or get a sympathetic ear, perhaps.
As for the general U. S. population, expect trial & error for them to learn how to deal with you (& vice versa). All of us fellow-Asians in America & Asian-Americans are all just about 5.9% of the total U. S. population, so practice with getting-along with us face-to-face is not much, except in places of very high concentrations of us.
https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/PST045219
And judging from this count of Indians in here in the U. S., your people specifically are only about 1%.
https://www.pewsocialtrends.org/fact-sheet/asian-americans-indians-in-the-u-s/
And, yes. Boyfriend-girlfriend relationships & sex seem much more important/emphasized here among the youth (compared to academics & grades, like back in my Philippines or in your India, whose super-high population-density forces competition for limited opportunities to the extreme as compared to many other countries.)
I didn't found any Asian in my college
What? In this day and age in the U. S? How big/small is your university? My classes always had even 1 other visibly-Asian classmate. If not for affirmative-action policies, Asians would take-up significantly more percentage of the student-makeup. Surely, there should be events (ex. Asia Nite), clubs (Japan Club), associations (Confucius Institute), etc. on campus. Check your university's student-center building and/or website, or inquire from your academic-advisor where you can get more info on finding your fellow-Asian students.
This college is totally American
I suggest you focus on cultivating a more open affect and more open body language. Masne visit a good ago and update your attire to help.
Are there any social clubs or activities that interest you? Joining a group of like minded people is a good place to make friends. Right away, you already have one thing in common.
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Give it time. You'll make friends.
It's been a month
Did you try talking to someone from your classes? Are the people starting to get familiarised with your presence?
They seems all friendly but no one likes to talk to me if i satrt conversation than they will talk but they don't satart conversation with me
Join a club.
People will know you there for who you are.
Americans are racist and ignorant. Just look for the good in people and focus on a few. You'll find those few in clubs and study groups.
Don't bother, sometimes it will take time. Just be nice whenever you can
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