Going through the same thing myself. If I ever get a chance then I surely will go abroad. I mean if anybody is helping out their family with money, taking care of their medical bills and their comfort. I think that is a great thing in itself. Good video again Bharat. I have been watching your channel for 4 years now and it is amazing.
Once someone contacted me to ask about how to go to Germany for further studies for their nephew. They asked me basic questions like does universities have a hostel to live, where to live, what about food, where to apply, what is the job opportunity for commerce, do i know someone influential who can help in his admission etc etc..i was just flabbergasted. I told them that one has to do everything on their own here, and those info are just a click away in the internet (told him to practice being independent with starting to do this research himself), plus told them the fact that one must learn German to get good job opportunities especially in non IT field. They really didnt like my reply i suppose as they stopped asking me any further questions and even asked if i have learnt German myself or just demotivating them 😅
Bhai nahi hai economic crisis agar tereko lagta hai aisa toh tu chutiya hai kyuki recession nahi hit Kiya nahi karega ab 1.5% economic growth project ki gayi hai and next year 1.7% tagaschau dekha kar German government ka official news channel Germany better hi hoga ab
@@meow22334 yes,,but experts were saying that germany will have shrikaged economy. And an energy crisis in germany because of the Russia and Ukraine war.
Y children leave their duty of taking care of parents after moving to abroad and never returnback..only money is theircriteria and zero importance for the bonding and relationships
Yes there are cases too. And I am having doubt that how to take care of my parents and fulfill my responsibility towards them when I am going to foreign country? This is one of the reason why I am not able to make decision.
Parents are very important. Some people ignore this when moving abroad. I'm currently in France doing my masters and fook PR and citizenship. All I'm waiting is to finish my course and find 100% remote work to live and explore world with my parents. There are so many other ways to get another passport. If it was meant to be, I will get it but I can't compromise not living with my parents just for a freakin passport that will never compensate the time lost without my parents.
Sir is improvements examination markesheet of cbse class 12 th board is applicable for applying in German universities and scholarships And how important are class 12 marks for masters in Germany
Hi Bharat, I'm interested in applying to German universities for my Master's but am unsure about the process due to my incomplete Bachelor's degree (will be done by May/June). I'm planning to take the TestAS exam in May (to submit for APS ). Could you offer any insights on my chances of applying after the exam, as opposed to waiting until next year? Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely,
@@____Itachi the problem is she has a really nice job. Well paid. And is probably not the best idea. You know, sometimes we should make calculated risks and is is worth it. I am a MSc student in Germany and I know this is a big problem cause I have experienced it with my own skin Parents are not a problem. The problem is the person you are planning your future with and having to go on a separate paths for some time. MSc in Germany 2 years. Which means see each other twice per year.
@@GigaNormie It honestly depends .1] Are you truly sure that she is the one? Think logically about her traits not emotionally and evaluate whether she has good traits and not too many redflags. 2] Never sacrifice your personal development for your partner especially when you're young or you'll lose both . So if you believe that your personal development such as your career will be negatively impacted then definitely go abroad . 3] Even if you have logically evaluated that she is the one there is still a chance that it might not work out since your careers and different life goals might still push you both apart .And if it doesn't work out then you'll find someone else you're still young. So think of these things and then make a decision
Hey, I'm a final year CS student. I'm interested to Study in Germany for my master's in fall 2025. What level of German is required for English based programs..
No,german is required for English taught programs ,you will need ielts for it,and most of the courses of CS are in English,if you want to check the top universities for your course ,go to qs rankings and select germany in country filter and CS in course filter ,you will find the best uni's there and then you can go to their official website for requirements, admission and course structure and also you email ,they reply to all emails
You need to be fluent in GERMAN at least C1 and have at least 5+ years of experience to even get an interview shortlist. All companies in GERMANY want GERMAN language
Hy bharat!. Hamburg city is good for starting startup?. Also university of hamburg as an high schooler thinking to move there , i have seen incubator and many program there.
Going abroad doesn't mean you will be successful lol. Education must be worth it. The curriculum is outdated and the universities teach subjects and technologies irrelevant to the market. Hardly anyone is getting a job in GERMANY. Even impossible to get an internship. Most companies want C1 level GERMAN and 5+ years of experience. And IT jobs are now outsourced to INDIA because of cost. Eventually, you will end up wasting 30 Lacs and 2-3 years in education and come back to INDIA with a fancy degree with no skills. You won't learn anything apart from GERMAN language which is not even worth in companies in INDIA or anywhere in the world.
@@BharatinGermany Yes, it's outdated. We were taught RDDs which is an outdated concept in the Big Data industry. Companies are moving into Prompt Engineering and GenAI and universities still teach old classical ML concepts. No subject on DSA and Algo. They skip a lot of important things like Handling small file problems, scd t1, oom issues, configuring APIs, cloud computing etc. Yes in INDIA also mostly outdated curriculum but what's the point of wasting 2-3 years and learning outdated subjects and wasting money living in Germany. When eventually you have to figure it out yourself by going to RU-vid Udemy etc. And eventually, the degree has no value as the Companies will be more interested in hiring someone who is experienced - INDIAN Engineer who has 10 years of work experience or outsourcing the project rather than training the newbie fresh graduate Engineer from a GERMAN university.
@@BharatinGermany OFC Quality of Life Where the average cost of owning a house is 1 million €, average rent of an apartment is 2500€ per month and your average salary after taxes is only 2700€ per month. Good luck enjoying your quality of life when even affording food and a house is a luxury. Germany has a homeownership rate of a mere 45% as compared to INDIA's homeownership rate is 88%.
