Brother, are there available jobs for mathematics students in the USA? Pls brother reply,i want to apply for the master's program Fall 2025 and i am in conundrum right now😢
I am an Architect with 1 year of experience in India in a startup firm. I am thinking of applying for Fall-2025 intake or architectural and construction management courses. What do you think about the opportunities in this field? Please share your insights
Do you think lack of extra-curriculars (assuming that you didn't have any) like playing a sport professionally was a setback in your profile? Also do you think they're important to get into tier 1 and tier 2 colleges?
Brother please make a detailed video about electrical engineering in USA and its market ,does electrical engineering masters worth it? Thank you bro . please bro it's request
doing ms finance in nyc, chicago or SA. Illinois will give an xtra job scopes compared to texas or others , as these are finacial hubs of North america, is there anything like that?
The job situation across the world will be tighter in the coming years. People will be working on less salaries from now in most of fields due to more competition, less number of opportunities, rise of automation and AI and other factors. Do not burn your money by spending a fortune on getting a foreign degree that is not a ticket to a lucrative job anymore. It is not 1990s.
I believe Industrial or Supply Chain professionals are underpaid in India and you also mentioned about industrial folks moving there. How's the current demand for such professionals there? It would be really helpful if you could share some insights
Almost agree with averyrhing in this wonderful video. Except i dont think it is a no brainer to come here for nonCS line. Very hard to get mechanical engineering jobs and definitely lower pay. Same like India, but no point at all leaving a stable job and coming here
No matter how you look at it.. going to US and returning will swcure you a better job than being avg student in india and doing pg here. Most of my friends went to US.
I agree and disagree in terms of money, iam from south and I went for studying, science and fo research. Agree money was also in the bucket list, but that was not the major criteria. In fact I came back literally with negative money that can be a reason why I came back but there were other reasons. But in the process u learn how science has been applied in industry. However ur perception changes once you start working in US where companies start looking in terms of money. That doesn't mean money, you go towards money part, you can stand for science and research. I do think that makes a lot of difference in how you look at the world. I agree with you on competition part, in india there is competition but not much progress in science, research which is really needed. Cracking examination is one part but cultivating research, creative skills is not there is India, which is other reason why people go there. There the system gives you time to think, ponder and conduct research, in India it is only with few institutes such as IIT,IISC. The labs are well developed in US. Agree if you know how to make money US is best place, but for research too US is better place. But I do know there is north south east west indians differences in terms of perception about US. It would be better if you get their perceptions with varied age group. I also those who went during the 70s went for education, science atleast from the south. Subramanian chandrasekhar went for science, education not for money.Thinghs started to change during the Y2k boom. Life style is one part, but dealing with people is another part, India needs to develop in terms of ethical practices which will definitely take time. Cleaner roads ect come in when we start to value others life too as part of a public property. Patience is something lacking in India, everything cannot be achieved by short cut ways.
Pata na hum to jitni series dekhte hain usme bhikhari hi dikhte hain USA mei. Unke yahan bhi ande dena popular kam hai chahe unke log sadak pe tambu gad ke reh rhe ho. 🤔 To pata nhi tum log kaun se ameeron ki bat kar rhe. Sab sale gareeb hain aur ek nhi teen se char side jobs karke kharcha chala rhe aur ye log dalal bahar ke logon ko aise dijhayenge jaise bade paise baras rhe wahan. 🤢🤮
Human overpopulation is the root cause of the tragedy in India. Not to mention a host of other socioeconomic problems we face today. In 1947, the population of India was close to 320 million. India has added another 800+ million since then. And somehow, magically, its citizens expect a supply system that periodically adjusts to a large population's demand for goods and services. China is the only country on the same scale and has done better at achieving order/governance. But, then again, they have earned it by brute force. Not to mention all the industrial activity has resulted in large-scale environmental damage - water/air/soil for which we will pay sooner or later. In comparison, the population of the U.S in 2021 is close to 330 million. The total land area is about 3.5 times that is of India, and an economy that is many times bigger. Picture India in 2021 if it were around 500/550 million people.
Hey Abir , i have been following you from last 8-10 months .currently in asu . can you help as i also have experience in data engineer and looking for interns in sde . what should be the road map? thanks
Hey I'll make a video around this but until then check out my LinkedIn posts. 1. Number of Applications (Quantity) is extremely important since it's pretty much a numbers game. 2. Picking niches - curate specific resumes for SWE and Data Engineering. 3. Work on resume - keywords, impact, action verbs. 4. Prep for technical interviews
Hi Abir, so I am planning to come for Fall 25, I want to know how do I sort out unis for applying, like even if I sort it according to the national rankings, I always feel that these rankings are not correct, or that I don't know "everything" that is to be considered while applying. Like there is no feeling of ki I've searched all my best options and selected among them, everytime I see a video I discover new new unis that are also recommended as good by other folks
Do not fixate too much on ranking. Ranking is an important metric but 3 other critical factors are: 1. Costs (tuition fees, scholarships, assistantships) 2. Location www.linkedin.com/posts/abirbhattacharjee_ms-usa-sydneysweeney-activity-7161444288675917825-co6i?
Hi brother, great insight and interpretation. My profile is based out of finance and I'm planning for the msba program. I hold 4 yrs if work ex. And I'll be looking for financial roles in the US once I grad. Any advise or insight from your end is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance 😊
Depends on what exactly are you looking for. If you are looking to get into core finance - a finance degree is generally needed. MSBA generally helps you get into analytics. An overlap can be financial analyst roles. But I'd recommend going through the curriculum of both MS Financial Engg and MSBA degrees once and figuring out which is more relevant to what you want to pursue.
@@Robin-qu5jm yea so basically all the jobs are getting offshored currently away from the US, so its that much more difficult to get in in the US, however its a lot easier in India cause thats where all the jobs are going to
Hands-down the most articulate and grounded analysis. Tech is better in India right now and it’s improving every year, provided you are skilled. In India competition is also inflated because almost every person has a Btech degree but not many have adequate or more than adequate skills. I know students from Tier-2 or 3 engineering colleges who are making bank after obvious struggle of 2-3 years. They have started with 3lpa from companies like TCS, Accenture, Cognizant then after a year or two, they switched to companies like Amex, Servicenow, razorpay for packages ranging from 20-45lpa. That’s a crazy amount of growth and it’s next to impossible in non-tech sectors.
Hi! I was wanting to come to the US for my mba, to go to top B schools after my engineering in india because in the US i feel like the networking opportunities in these unis r very diverse and also ROI is very much high than indian b schools. Please give me some advice from ur side x
