You can download the United States Department of Labor data for H-1B, and look at all the job titles that have anything to do with artificial intelligence or machine learning, of course some of them may simply be software developer, so you may need to increase the estimate, but you could identify the employers that are hiring for artificial intelligence machine learning, and there are just very few We certainly know that machine learning is the future, but there are limited opportunities today What do you want to do with machine learning? What problem do you want to solve? And it's simple to find those people or those companies that are doing what you want to do. And go talk to them. What problem do you want to solve with machine learning, how will you make somebody's life better with machine learning? How will you reduce costs for a company?
You should work 5 years in India. Nobody wants fresher in america, high school students start working when they are 15 years old, if you are 23 25 years old, and fresher, you are 10 years behind american, you need a job, work experience, in india, 5 years,
@@rizenvahi9431 There might be people who wanna go into Data Analytics and stuff too after getting into CS so I don't think DS and Leetcode would help them.
Nobody could share project ideas, you have to figure out what you want to do with your life, and find people and companies who are doing those things. You need to find a problem and go solve it. There are many problems in india, where you could get problem solving experience. Work for 5 years in india, create a portfolio of all the problems you solved
Of course location plays a factor. If you go to farmtown school you will find farm jobs. If you go to Small Town School you will find small jobs. If you go to factory town you will find factory jobs. If you go to City School you will find city jobs. Indians flood farmtown schools to get great education and then they want City job. And they can't find it because it's not what you know it's who you know
Did you apply for internships in your 1st sem or 3rd sem? I have heard there is a restriction in the US that one cannot work(off-campus) for 1 year when they land in the US. Is this true?
Hey. I read about an Indian couple who have done MBA-MIS from Univ of Arizona, and now work at Product Management role at Microsoft in next 3 years. So I am curious to know that in American system, an MBA is needed for product management roles, or one can break-in just by an MIS ? Your inputs would be really appreciated.
@@SaiprasadJangam what don't you understand? India has caste system, where Indians believe in hierarchy, we don't have that in America. We don't have tier one, too, and three companies. It's about the problem that needs to be solved, and how you can contribute to solving that problem. Weather this problem is at a startup or google. This is the problem with indians. Indians want to go to Microsoft Google today because they are large employers, but Americans are entrepreneurs, problem solvers business people and that is what makes America success. If you want to work for a large company, work for TCS in india, they have 500,000 people 5 lakhs
Hiii! I love all your videos they are soo lucid and informative! I had a question that I have been waitlisted from Northeastern for MS BA. Do i stand any chance to get an admit? Would be very grateful if you answer 🥰
Indians love to go to northeastern, but Boston is a small town, with limited job opportunities, Indians love to study business analytics, because data science is too hard for them, but there are just too many Indian studying business analytics, and business analytics is not core to most businesses, unless you are in some data oriented business. You would be better off doing something that is more core to the business that is interesting to you
I have IT 2.8 years experience as Dev. I'm ambivalent whether to go to NEU or SJSU/SDSU.. Which would you recommend? Does NEU give compulsory Co-op internship?
How much University matters in terms of applying job? My University ranking is average but above neu. One more can you make video about data science/engineering/analyst jobs?
Too many Indians studying data science, not enough jobs. You are better off focusing on a problem to solve, and contributing to the solution of that problem. And you need 5 years of work experience from India
It's not what you know it's who you know, and ranking of universities doesn't matter every school in America is better than any school in India the bottom school in America is better than IIT Bombay
If you are in Chicago New York Los Angeles you have great opportunities if you are in San Francisco Dallas Atlanta Charlotte Raleigh-Durham Virginia Maryland Washington DC you have good opportunities if you are in Boston Boston Seattle you are fewer opportunities If you are in farm town you are going to have farmtown opportunities
@@SajagPorwal i have seen that video, i am asking for more such content. I am coming to NEU this fall. Before coming to NEU, what all preparations should I do, how do I prepare for robotics job.
Thank you for this informative video 🙏 . I am a fresh graduate just like you who will be coming to the USA to pursue my master's in Electrical engineering. As is I felt this video perfectly directed toward me, but I had a question about whether our TOEFL scores matter when we are applying for internships, and do the companies filter our applications based on our TOEFL score also? I would be extremely grateful for any sort of guidance.
Oh, I see. Do you know anyone who was asked to produce the same? And also do on-campus jobs require TOEFL (USC). The reason I am asking this is I have 92 on the TOEFL exam and am considering retaking the test, so will retaking the test have any impact, or will it just be a waste of money!
Communication skills is the number one requirement for every job. When somebody tells you improving your TOEFL score, not improving your English, they are just quite simply wrong. Indians have terrible Indian accent, overemphasizing the D&T poor choice of words, I mispronunciation, grammatical problems If you are the best electrical engineer and you can't speak English you will be limiting your career to working with Indian freshers Don't listen to such nonsense, you should be speaking fluent English and speaking English properly and stop speaking Indian English and speak American English
First of all Indian students don't have any work experience from India. They are just freshers. And what manager wants to hire fresher. I don't want to teach you how to get up in the morning, come to work on time sit at your desk do the work that I ask you to do and completed on time. You are over 18 years old you are a man already you should have these skills before coming to america. This is the biggest problem of Indians
You know which company to apply for because you worked as a staffing recruiter in India for 5 years, prior to coming to America for your master's degree
You know which company to apply, because you know what you want to do with your life, and you find people and companies who are doing what you want to do. There's no list. I can't give you a list. Nobody can give you a list. You have to make that list yourself. Do whatever you want, it's your life
Sir Nice video. I am facing same issue. I have done bachelor in Information Technology. Kindly guide which is the best field for doing masters from abroad and which country is best for master for relevant field.
When did u do internships? 2nd years of masters?? And when did u apply for companies ? While doing final sem in master?? Can u make a video on timeline when u applied for companies and when u did ur interships
Yes your timeline starts with a real job in India, no doubt about it, either Indian Outsourcing companies that are also in America, Desi body shops that are also in America or American technology companies like Google microsoft, even if you work at no name Indian computer support or software development company in india, at least you are acquiring skills for the job
Nobody can give you a list of companies. You have to create your own list of people and companies that do what you want to do. I don't have that list. Nobody has that list.
Hii sajag, I am from india can u make a video regarding after get job in decent campany in usa , how hard to do tasks on time ,is that stressfull or not , is it as easy as working in Indian campany ✍️
This is the problem with indians, it's not about low profile College like CSU East Bay. If you want to work on the farm, go to farm town school, if you want to work at factory, go to factory town school, if you want to work in the city go to City school. Farmtown schools in America provide great education, and they are flooded with indians, but they have difficulty getting a job because they are on the farm
Hi sajag i have got an admit for MSBA 2022 in UTD. I have our of state tuition fee which is $64k for 2 years. What's your opinion of UTD? Is it worth going to UTD in terms of internship and job opportunities? How good it UTD?
Every school in America is better than any school in india. American Education ranked at the top of the world, India education ranks at the bottom of the world. Is UTD a great school? Yes every school in America is great! If you are looking for a city job, go to Dallas, but you are better off going to Los Angeles New York or Chicago which are bigger and have more technology opportunities then dallas. You are better off going to a bigger city, Dallas is a tier 2 City. Still a lot of opportunity, and full of indians, but you are quite simply going to have more opportunity in new york, Toronto Ontario canada, San Francisco silicon valley, Los angeles, and Chicago, compared to Dallas
Applying to 600 companies is crazy, and how could you research 600 companies, and write a cover letter of what you could contribute to their needs. It's just nonsense and a waste of time you're wasting your time and you are wasting their time. If you don't know what you want to do with your life, you need to figure that out
That's the problem with indians, you don't know how to apply for a job. You expect to sign up for on-campus recruiting, then meet with the recruiters from the Indian employers, and that's not how it works in America or the rest of the world. If you don't know how to find a job in india, coming to America it's going to be very hard for you
The best thing you can do is get job at Indian company in india, Indian Outsourcing company like tcs, Desi body shop, with offices in India, American Technology company like microsoft, or even Indian technology company or even Indian civil engineering company that needs technical computer support, you should have a job in india, even call center for 5 years, where you can make connections with colleagues, learn where are the best technology cities, the most popular technical skills, who are the major employers, who are the major Outsourcing companies like TCS, who are the major government employers, what are the top technical skills, what are the most popular universities for those skills, working for 5 years in India with a couple years at least working in United States staffing, recruiting, is going to better prepare you for america, then watching some RU-vidr video
More misunderstanding, it doesn't matter whether you are working at the top tech company or the bottom tech company it matters what you can contribute and what are your responsibilities. This is why Indians fail. What's the value of working at Google if you are not a contributor?
Bro, I am planning for fall 2022. 1.Do we need to have any permits to work as intern, which we don't have when applied from india Or just came to USA 2. Should we move to other states apart from university location or it's completely online
1. No permits are required. Just F-1 is fine. Once you get to the US, your college will explain how to apply for CPT. 2. Apply for positions across the US. You may have to temporarily move during your internship.
I don't know what you're asking about moving from University location, other states, or is everything online. However if you go to school in a farm town you will find farm jobs. If you go to school in a factory town you will find factory jobs. If you go to school in small town you will find small jobs. If you go to City School you will find city jobs. Indians go to farm town schools then they go look for City jobs. This doesn't make any sense. And if you don't have prior work experience from india, you are going to have a lot of trouble in America
@@PavanKalyan-py5vi if you are a woman, then two years of work experiences adequate, because women have maternal responsibilities, and universities and employers are benevolent. But if you are a man, and you don't have 5 years of work experience, you will be behind everyone else, except for the indians, who will lose to everybody else
I did 18 months work in civil but want to get back to IT which course do you suggest MIS OR CS i did B. TECH IT below average programer zero exp in IT industry , plz answer.
Go get a job for 5 years and information technology and switch positions within your company, and figure out what you want to do with your life. Going to American University isn't going to help you figure out what you want to do with your life and the job you want to do. It's cool it's not work
@@chaitanyacssambhara9714 i wanted to do IT brother but due to covid crisis for some money i did in civil field but what you are sayin is not going to help, i want to make money in IT in USA, nothing is easy whther its USA or India, its your hardwork matters.
@@mohammedzaki4895 what I'm saying will help you if you follow it. You have a bachelor's degree, you could easily get computer IT job in India, and get your work experience and figure out what job you want to do and information technology
@@mohammedzaki4895 that's fantastic that you want to make money in IT in USA, but if you don't have prior work experience, who is going to hire you? As 25-year-old 27-year-old fresher? If you are doing civil engineering today, why can't you do IT support for your employer?
I could not compare two schools for you. I don't know what you want to do with your life. However if you want to work in a city go to a city school if you want to work in a farm town go to a farm school if you want to work in a factory town go to factory Town School. I don't know what you want to do with your life, but there are many Indians going to farm town schools who want city jobs. And that doesn't make any sense.
You are 100% correct, I don't know why Indians pay attention to these Indian youtubers, who tell you what they know, but their view is so limited, short-sighted, and they don't really understand long-term They want to live and work in america, but they make choices that will prohibit them from living and working in America It doesn't make any sense at all, and when you explain reality to them they are just vulgar and nasty start bullying they are just horrible Applying to 600 companies for jobs means that you don't have the qualifications, and you got lucky, it should take three phone calls to find a job, and if you don't have that Network of work colleagues, skills, then that's the problem you have You don't need to apply to 20 companies, you should figure out what you want to do, and contact those people or those companies that are doing what you want to do and tell them what problem you can help them solve, and how you would do it how you would contribute. You don't need 20 companies this guy's approach is machine gun, and you should be a sniper this guy's approaches scattered, and you should be focused I can't tell you what you want to do with your life, but if you are applying to 600 companies are 20 companies without any idea of what you want to do and how to contact the people who do what you want to do, or the companies who do what you want to do then that's a problem that you need to solve for yourself,
You really missed a point, you are categorizing companies by tier 1, tier 2, tier 3. This is typical Hindu Brahmin caste system. You have to think like an American in america, not like an Indian in America. You could easily go get internship job offer at Google if you are the best at what you do, and you can solve a problem for them better than anybody else. You need to communicate that you can solve their problem, and demonstrate that you can solve their problem. It's that simple. If you are thinking that I'm going to work for tier 3 employer then work up the hierarchy caste system of companies, you are thinking like an Indian and not like an american. And that's why Indians fail
@@hope_is_music277 first you need to do what somebody needs before you can do what you want. The world needs nurses construction hotel restaurant and Canada needs truck drivers. Education is free for nursing and truck driving and you can sleep in the truck for free or take care of old lady and sleep in big house for free and eat for free. After you have your permanent residency then you can do whatever you want
You are ranking companies, the way you rank university, the way you rank people in india. This is just awful perspective. It's about the problem they need solved and the quality of work that you do. You really have a misconception of America, capitalism entrepreneurship, and business. If you want to think like an indian, then why aren't you in india?
You should have high value when you come to America for your Master's degree. This is a mistake on your part. And working for tier 1 company does not give you high value. You are just quite simply wrong
