Don't Come to USA for MS - If... 

Play it 1.25x if you want to feel little less frustrated thank you

I found US masters so easy and cake walk when compare to INDIA. What I found tough is job search and internship search. Which is why study becomes tough. Considering the xenophobia in the US I faced rejections in enormous numbers despite a stellar academics and professional experience. As soon as you fill the job application which requires “ future sponsorship” you will receive rejections in a minute automatically. I applied for more than 3000 jobs in the last 2 years and received only 5 interviews. It’s just overwhelming for me considering I had a good job and was earning a good salary in INDIA. So be ready for beating the shit out of everything and not give up. Finally after a two year struggle I not only had an internship and full time job offers but I will be working where I could have never thought of. In the fortune 30 company. So stay focused, work hard and never give up. And remember USA is not the only country in the world if you have talent.

If someone is planning to go to US , build up your skills to write research papers and chapters during your bachelors. I understood it's importance by 3rd year of my B Tech. It's a laborious task which takes a lot of your time and patience, but the end product is sweet and great to go in our profile 😊.

This is absolutely true. H1-B sucks here in US. Back in India work sucks. Managers treat people like their own servant. Long story short, there is problem everywhere.

You have to work hard in any part of the world , end of discussion.

I have done all that without leaving this country. I have experience everything you said. No matter where you done your MS from, you have to work your ass off to be successful in any field regardless. Great video btw.

Thanks for the video! So important to stress on the rejection handling aspect. I applied for so many internships, so many jobs, and could only get calls from 2 or 3 of them, and that too because I was able to meet those recruiters in person and not just apply online. It sucks waking up every day and seeing 12 rejections in your e-mails. Also it’s so important to stress why one wants to come to the US. I believe things have a better chance of working out for you if you know what you want to do. Just coming here to graduate and work at a job to get H1B is like wasting one’s life only to feel anxious about things such as immigration which aren’t even in one’s control.

Work hard, stop being lazy, and stop trying to beat the system. That’s a good mantra for being successful in life. These days, kids expect a lot of benefits right from the start.

Life is not easy.... Wherever you go you have to work hard to survive... U know in India also things are way more difficult... You can ask people working in it companies

I also belong to mumbai... Sir u are so kind u really help others... I will pray to u get more success in life😇😇

Almost everyone on RU-vid staying in US or any other foreign countries is making videos about not moving there... I don't know if it's my anxiety and frustration that makes me speak this but sometimes this all reality just shatters dreams of students aiming for it and leave them broken and empty! I know you are just being brutally truthful but reality hits a lot maybe that's how you become tough but being a student all these videos make me want to shut everything up and leave everything. Though it's sad but it's true...

Start business in India and live happily with your family..

Man, eduction system is almost same, it is just slightly different. I do teach here in Australian college... but the social structure of India is responsible, when I cam here in Australia, there was no interference of relative or “” Kya khege log”” type of tuff... I did what I could, start with all kind of jobs and study all together... and getting busy that makes all difference. But in India you can not start anywhere... you must have certain level of job to start and many student just could not just start ... for long time and that push them in a negative cycle.. and some students feel good here in western country because of freedom of choice.. that’s what I experience.

Thank you. Made things a lot clearer. I got rejects from 7 universities and two responses remain. I was almost depressed. Now I know this is just the beginning of life and people get so many rejects even after the program.

Atleast people get success in Usa after hardwork unlike india

No matter what. I came from medical school and continued my study here. It's totally worth it. If you are hard working it's 10000 times better than India. But every man has their own view. But no matter what coming to USA is every penny worth it. Only if you are flexible and hard working.

Don't go to USA for your studies if you don't have a good IQ and are only capable of mugging up... I am at Arizona State University... For my undergraduation in Computer Science... In one line... I am in heaven... I feel so happy and enriched

Le JEE aspirants after not getting into IIT/NIT: hardworks and rejections hahahahahaha😂😂

Guys only one option work harder harder ...rigorous practice is the only solution..great job brother.

He has friend in every country and every state of world

Too many try to immigrate to USA everyday but life in US is not as good as they think. Leaving your family, country, culture behind and taking up residence in a foreign country whose culture might prove too superficial and boring is really a torture. I have never come across any immigrant who was happy with his life in US. Do not immigrate to USA.

Hey Yudi thank you soo much for making this video in depth and helping for understanding the major points of coming in US🇺🇸 even I am a student from Northeast India🇮🇳(Sikkim)🇮🇳 and even I do have a dream to coming in US and settle over there and have a career so thank you once again and this video really made me more motivated to Hustle hard and build my future in US.

without doing any of these how on earth someone would get admission to the US. Is mark the main criteria for selection.

The basis of your argument “struggle” is wrong. Struggle is absolutely needed to make ones life better. Back in India you have to struggle as well. The difference is in US your struggle pays off very quickly and you start enjoying the fruits but in India its otherwise.

It's so true ...hard work is everywhere it matters how you passionate about your work ..a very nice video...

Don't Come to USA for MS - If... I'll talk that in a another separate video! "I'll talk that in a separate video" this is your slang bro!

I worked for three years in a college after my mtech. I want to apply for MS now. Do I need lor from employer and don't I get admission if don't get from them as I have issues with them?

The whole video was about making a separate video

Thanks yudi It was an eye opener. Keep hustling!

Watched the complete video, I think it was great ! Thinking about it while you're speaking makes the video just the right paced .

Reward for hardwork & struggle will match equally.

If we take all these in postive way then we will workout on those things to make them strong for our profile..

After reading a bunch of your replies to the comments on this video, I would like to ask you if the lifestyle in the US has also made you an exceptionally calm person as I see you responding also to the abusive comments in a fairly positive & chilled out way? Or is it like you've always been like this since childhood?

Wow!! This is something all the undergrads from India who want to go to US should think abt...Not just selecting the Grad school. This is something Indian students don't do after 12th std also. Worth 20 mins!! Thanks Brother 🙂🙌

irrespective of course and job it also needs a lot of patience and perseverance to reach there

Brilliant class buddy. An eye opener and a good guide.

Who told u people coming to usa to do MS are there for learning dude ? M.S is a Gateway to USA. When ppl dont get job after M.S they opt for PHD so they dont get kicked out. Gaining knowledge is just a side effect.

A BIG THANKS TO YOU BRO...for providing insights ..

If you background is medical side go straight away to us, they are really enjoying

i hv learned one thing for sure after watching this videos is that u hv firends in every country

Hi Yudi, First off I want to say a big thank you for the amazing insights you provide into the American education and employment opportunities. It really helped me to understand the expectations of them for different MS programs. Second off don't be worried about the long videos as you provide much-needed details about the topic. I have a question about the role of work experience during employment search in the States. How much it is taken into consideration while appointing someone for a job after he has done his MS in MIS? I have job exp of 3 years on an IT/HR ServiceManagement tool in one of the big fours and decent GPA in my grad. Keep the good work on. Cheers

Don't come to US if 1. not ready for change of education system -Learn not mug 2. IF U CANT HANDLE REJECTIONS 3. Don't come if you don't have a Back up Plan !! ( Be ready to go back to your home country if you don't get H1B Visa Thank me Later BOYEE...!!!

Capgemini example was good, me too just started working in Mumbai have experienced this

Wish there was someone who's majoring in Electrical Engineering in the United States, to share their experiences and so on.

For studies, you can prefer the US, but if it comes to work (H1 B visa) it's quite tough. Because it is based on the Master's degree which you prefer. For CSC, ECE, EEE the job opportunities are good. For Mechanical and Civil Engineering it's very difficult to get the job. There won't be any sponsors for your work visa. All the big companies will anticipate an experienced employee. In this case, Internships also doesn't work. They'll hire on a contract basis. More than that, there is a lottery system called computer-generated random generated process. these a the hurdles you have to face, If you decide to stay on USA

Don’t be panic folks after watching this don’t worry . Jus few role models .the Great Sundar Pitchai - Alphabet Cheif, Ashok Ellusamy - Tesla auto pilot director studied in India - Govt school and Govt college that too in old days curriculum. . They studied in USA and twinkling now . You ppl can rock in USA .. Indian Genetical research studies proved that Indian ppl blood is blended with techno skill where it can evolve wherever you go . Don’t stop.sky is your limit . You have a terrific blood of tuning to any kind of system of learning and your hard work and determination is your strength . All the best

I think a blend of theoretical study in India till grade 12 or till the Bachelors degree is an excellent complement to further study in the USA. You develop the left brain in the Indian or Asian system and then develop the right brain in the Western system

well dude it's all similar in New Zealand about education system and pladgerism (but it's punishable offence in nz and it check through software)

Thankyou for showing the real scenario,I really feel these things go unnoticed when one thinks of going for MS especially US.I request you to upload more videos about topics which you mentioned in the video as many of us are in the phase of shortlisting and applying to universities.That would be really heplful

Appreciate it bro ! I have got rejections from 10 odd universities for getting an admit....But being in ur position..I appreciate ur effort to motivate people about it... Kudos :)

In which century this guy live in frankly he has no idea about the current situation in India or how work is done. Dude you're not in 90's 😂

I would say the things you said about assignments and education is absolutely true , But even in India getting hired is not easy you will apply to hundreds of companies and as a beginner you have to learn whatever technology that needed for the project .

A big salute to you for letting know about this. I am currently working and planning to do ms in USA. Know I will plan accordingly to it. A big thank you for this ❤️❤️

I was born in america and i learned new things in this video

Excellent, thanks for making in depth video by giving your valuable time.

First you kids make your parents spend all their lives earnings on your education and then you complain that it isn't easy? Try saving money to send your kids to college if you manage to settle in USA. Your parents in India are better achievers than you can ever be with your American degree and job. So kiddo learn to appreciate the small things in life. Life isn't about MS and migration, it's about how you live it anywhere.

Is college syllabus close to the technology used in actual jobs? Like is a fresher a bit ready to work in the corporate world? Because here in India 90% of the things taught in colleges have no use in actual jobs? A reply would be very helpful

1. Most Indian students who join workforce here will realize that they breed to apply for Green Card. That's when reality hits hard. 2. Indians in USA ARE discriminated against because of country caps that is racist. 3. As of today, time to get a green card for an Indian - close to 100 years. But the same for an immigrant from Pakistan, Europe, Bhutan etc - 1 year. 4. . You will spend your life doing H1B renewals. At any particular instance, an officer could reject your application and you will need to self deport USA. 5. If you lose job or get laid off, you will have 60 days to get a new job. If you don't get a job by then, you will need to self deport. 6. If primary applicant falls sick or dies, family needs to self deport. Doesn't matter if your kids are born here, they attend school etc. 7. Situation. Is very dire for parents whose kids are born in India. The kids need to join H1B work force after 18 years of studying and living here. All these problems only for Indians. If this is not discrimination, what is????

I am in class 12th I am working hard to get job in us when I grew up it's my dream.I pray that all of you get jobs in us👍☺️☺️☺️☺️.

An eye opener for me bro.... Thanks for this video. Most probably will be flying next month for my master's degree there and this video will definitely change my approach.

Struggle is everywhere ....... What's new 😒 .... That doesn't justifies your opinion. I think u have not struggle in India ..... Then u will be not saying this.

such a brief details.. good work. thanx for awareness .. rest it is up to Destiny☺

Also, Don’t come to Canada PERIOD.

USA is great ever It has more positive issues Few negative issues People living with great values Encourage merit scholarship support talent Sincerely in all No other country like this Super power USA We support you You are the leader and the rulers of whole world for ever

Man your videos are right in face and clear cut, on point.

Very informative, its important to know the whole bigger REAL picture. Thank you.

Make a video on MS in Biotechnology in USA

Thankyou brother I had a dream of going to USA for MS and Settled in USA .After Listening to You I got idea that There should be Backup other wise don't invest huge amounts on education. I have done My BE degree and MBA degree from Mumbai and now I am working in mumbai. Plz Post Some video on Starting Business So that I can think on future ideas on Starting Business.

Great effort sir......got to know many things please continue this....

You are aswm yudi sir... Always helping ... Thanks a lot ... Pls make viedo how coming aspirants should improve themselves so that it helps them over there in USA for jobs and all kind of stuff . Like how to improve technical skills , courses to do which certification s helps and that all. Pls keep making viedos you are seriously a great helper...🙌🙌

wow super good informative video,there is a lot to know in this and figure out backup and hardwork, thanks FAB.

Thanks for this video. You really opened my eyes

Four of my nephew/nieces went to USA for MS. Their track - 1... masters in food engineering (after bio tech in India... Chicago University.. also learned German... now working in Germany. 2.. masters in IT (after CS from Mumbai) .. Texas University...now with Intel 3.. masters in waste management (after civil from Bangalore univ)... got immediate job in waste water management. 4... masters in IT (after EEE from Manipal).. Carnegie Melon... immediate job using reference... All are happy.

Best video in this channel till date correct information other side of USA 🙏 yudi you beauty no one says this thanks for this gold of information should plan from now ❤❤ @yudij thanks bhai

Hey...Yudi....I just recently came to find your channel...I am coming to UTA for Aerospace Engineering with a scholarship of 8000$ and my out of state tution fees converted to instate tution fees and total fees came down to 2000$ a year.....I was so happy but now you are scaring me...I am not good at mugging but good in practical as well as theoretical knowledge of both maths and physics(I am bad at organic chemistry). I believe in understanding a subject rather than mugging up...please guide if possible...😊

Hey! I would like to thank you for making this video. But there’s a suggestion buddy the tone n flow of the video could have been more optimistic... Thank you!

Thankyou so much!! Worth watching, seriously 🔥✌😀💯

Yearly (of 2 lakh) about 90% students who could not complete BE successfully/get placed in India, but they get admission to MS and also job and settling there. How it is possible?

I always talk about it. I second everything u said buddy. Never made a video though. I shouldve perhaps but im glad u did. I came back to india after losing 10 yrs of my life coming on F1. Never do ur PG right out of bachelors. Work n come on H1B visa only if coming to US. And everything u said about the diff in education was the first thing i realised in my 1st sem there. Failed the first sem. Avg Btechs of India will become failures there. U have experienced the very first challenges ive experienced yrs ago. Utube was in beta version at the time. Or i wouldve made a video. U just sound like me in my first year in Michigan. This is so sad that kids still go through this. I helped a friend in finishing assignment, the rest of the indians in class copied my algorithm from him. My code was right but since my friend made a mistake in his code, the rest of the plagiarism of indians in the class go exposed. Its as simple as that. It was the most embarrassing thing in my first sem. They hate us for that in college. That indians r so cheap. U wont see an avg american borrowing even a pencil during a test. They show such integrity in their efforts.

Hi I'm planning for MS in Computer Science I did my UG in electronics & communication .I'm currently working in a product based IT company with less exposure to code .But my dream is to pursue masters in CS and how difficult it s for possibilities of getting succeed ? should I do my Masters or Have to learn a lot and pursue it

I have friends... I have friends... I have friends... every second person you meet is your friend?

Very informative video... You should Explain the same stuff in Hindi for Our “Indian Parents” & F****ng Relatives... who doesn’t know Anything About MS in US...🙈 😅

my dear come to India, you will find 1.3 billion people competing ready to work much hard than anyone, no weekends, no annual vacations so please do not mislead, western and European life are always easer then Indians

The only man I will trust for something is this man ,❤️❤️❤️👍👍 keep giving us information..

Yudi bro need your advice. I've done BCA. And currently attempting MCA. I'm in 2nd year. I wanna move to US for job, not for studying because I would've already completed my masters by March,2021. What will be your advice for someone seeking job in US in either this Computer field or any field. Heck I would work as waiter in any restaurant but how to even apply for that opportunity too? I just wanna move out for good future. And not only limited to US, but I want to try for Canada or UK or even Australia. Please give some advice...

So you mean to say that if i am a person who doesn't like explain it theoretically instead prefer to show my work practically i would be fit for that system?

Really I love to learn like this practical practice.

This comment is going to be weird but I'm coincidentally wearing the same T-Shirt while watching this video lol

Hey mate i am pursing to bcome a project manager in an it firm So basically i hav done my bachelors in it And persuing masters in project management i wanted to know wether it is mandatory to know all the coding languages to manager a it project .. Or basic understanding would do .. Like i know c and python basics would i need to build morr on my languages

Yeah 👍👍👍 but life in USA 🇺🇸 is great... I enjoy 😉.. he he

9 months for this video! This video is so special for me coz this is the first video I watched in YudiJ's Channel..! After that saw each and every video from beginning I didn't know who was YUDI J but now he is one my greatest dearest inspirational legend for me😻! Without your videos and inspiration I would have never reached this further in US process so quickly!! Kudos to your brother😻😘..you are really great.

man you need to prepare , research,plan ,learn and hustle a lot it is gonna take some lots and lots of energy optimism and hard work but i will do it

he is right on theory and practical ..indianeducation should more focus on practical

Good day @yudi I graduated in 2018 in CS after multiple backlogs and currently working as a contractor technical support engineer for Microsoft. Do u suggest me to try for masters

Play at 3× Oh!! Not possible 😕

I agree that there is a lot more practical knowlegde in USA but I want to say that in India also, this is exactly the pattern that there will be 5 assignments of one subject , there will be projects, so, coming to usa after a "good" university in india would not be a problem. It also depends on Student's perspective that they study like that and gain less practical knowledge to get jobs and money.

Brother if i failed to manage a job within 60 days of my completing graduation,do i have to come back back to my home contry??? Pls ans😍

Good eye opener.Keep up the good work.

Applied 300 companies got 3 interviews and one job offer

if someone's dream is to only to shift into USA, then he must be a millionaire lol😆