The Sorry State of Indian Students Studying Abroad 

Exactly

Brdr couldn't agree with you more it's true if you wanna live quality of life try abroad

I think its more pathetic to blame your inability to succeed, over something that you know you can’t control and then getting away with it every time.

​@@kimjongunvevo in general category you need get more marks compares to others so for an average student it would be very hard and even this year in jee mains obc students are more compared to oc and even now online education is also cheap

@@kimjongunvevo study abroad is about pursuing the best opportunities for my education and future. Studying in a diverse environment can offer experiences and perspectives that I wouldn't get otherwise, helping me to succeed on a global level."

While this may be true, until you're a permanent citizen - you have no rights. You can't do businesses or have medical insurance, and you don't get the right exposure, cause most of all exposure is aligned with their own race because of sentiments. Imagine being exposed to other 20 y/o Indians who are also not citizens of the country.

@@BlackTeenMonkey You have a really narrow idea about how west works

​@@darKEmblerthen please do the honours and explain to us. How the west works? Are you aware of the far right movements in most of the western European countries, the US, and Canada. We are all ears. Explain buddy, how does the west work? Or how can an Indian (a third world country as the west calls) live with the same rights and dignity abroad?

How did you pass your ielts?

You are sitting in 🇮🇳 and thinking everything is fine here in the US. Talk to anyone about the current market situation, nobody who's freshly graduated 🎓 is getting a job. The situation is dire.

Wait till you access healthcare abroad!

Loved the way he presented the info.

Healthcare in Europe is much better, you are thinking of America I think ​@@vidhun

I'm from guwahati as well I'm moving to abroad as well

I’m from NE as well as

Our culture and over population is the biggest struggle for middle class.

Indian culture is toxic.

Reality right there!

@@rajabehal6871 one in a million. Moving to canada is a bad move rn

@@akash.music2k1yes right now if someone is going is not wise decision to move.

His whole life will be spent on buying a house.

90k isn't a sufficient salary for canada

@@dancinginthemoon5826 Sir it is just first job just after Graduation.

I absolutely agree

to each his own! To me, a HUGE plus is being able to see the doctor at my whim. I would absolutely not pay $10,000 for a basic treatment or wait for 3 months to get an appointment. India’s healthcare is a boon for the middle class, even more if you make your way above the middle class. You can call the doctor to your house and they’ll show up in 2hrs.

​@@IyengarAadityahave you heard about German health care system

​@IyengarAaditya we get sick due to bad environment. They are healthy air is cleaner thats why appointment is received bery late.

Well said bro !!!!

Do you think US is the only western country? And even in US, employers provide insurance

Sheesh, the ignorance in this comment is crazy. Assuming your brother is earning 60K Euro(median salary is Germany-48K) pre-tax after master he would be taking home about 37K Euros which translates to a little above 3K/Month post-tax. According to Purchasing Power Parity in India, that is about 19 Lakhs(60K euro) yearly. It's not crazy money for an IT guy pre-tax, even in India.

Account created 10hrs ago just to spread his delusional bs

@@GaudiBearbut getting a job is crazy with pressure from boss, no work life balance.

@@Singh54321 You will have a work-life balance but have to forget about owning a property. You will be living paycheck to paycheck with bare minimum savings. With little to no social life due to growing hate towards Indians. You in all likelihood be spending your time in a circle mostly comprising South Asians. People see money but don't understand the concept of purchasing power.

​@@GaudiBear completely agree with you after tax salary are 3k and rent is 1k in Europe

Yahan zeher khane ke paise nhi h

Sab tere jaise gareeb nahi hai bro​@@aman3047

Which country you migrated to?

What worked out for you?

@@user-vk6rq1qd3p 🇦🇺

Better stop there. Don't tell where or you will create ideas.

Hi I just wanted to hear your opinion on this, I’ve completed my bachelors (BBA) in 2022, and since then I’m unemployed due to medical reasons, nevertheless. I’m 22years old rn, and my plan is to pursue mba in finance in a decent college like Jbims, which gives me 2years of time to upskill myself, a safe platform after 2years to get a job, and meanwhile in these 2years I can learn a language prepare for my gmat or elts and get god work experience before I go out abroad, conclusion being, 23-25 first masters degree and upskilling, and go abroad between 25 to 26/27 years old. Please give an honest review on this plan, don’t hesitate to give me a reality check.

So u would wait 100 yrs for green card??

​@@hustlerseekerlearnerwhat does studying abroad have to do with the green card, you're the people ruining everything. Go to these countries to study and not try to be citizens, if you want to stay, get a job and a work visa and stop being a nuisance..

Hi I just wanted to hear your opinion on this, I've completed my bachelors (BBA) in 2022, and since then l'm unemployed due to medical reasons, nevertheless. I'm 22years old rn, and my plan is to pursue mba in finance in a decent college like Jbims, which gives me 2years of time to upskill myself, a safe platform after 2years to get a job, and meanwhile in these 2years I can learn a language prepare for my gmat or elts and get god work experience before I go out abroad, conclusion being, 23-25 first masters degree and upskilling, and go abroad between 25 to 26/27 years old. Please give an honest review on this plan, don't hesitate to give me a reality check.

Hi I just wanted to hear your opinion on this, I've completed my bachelors (BBA) in 2022, and since then l'm unemployed due to medical reasons, nevertheless. I'm 22years old rn, and my plan is to pursue mba in finance in a decent college like Jbims, which gives me 2years of time to upskill myself, a safe platform after 2years to get a job, and meanwhile in these 2years I can learn a language prepare for my gmat or elts and get god work experience before I go out abroad, conclusion being, 23-25 first masters degree and upskilling, and go abroad between 25 to 26/27 years old. Please give an honest review on this plan, don't hesitate to give me a reality check.

How much do u earn and where do u stay in which country

Go upgrade your skills mate

Our population growth has very much stabilized . It is only growing slightly because we are living longer .

​Kuch bhi mtlb

@@debanikgoswami4834 exactly

@@debanikgoswami4834 yeah populations is stabilised but is the job market too?

also your slightly is just way more big, India doesn't have formal sectors jobs much anyways the figures of employed people are just hiked up because of so many informal jobs these days.

Of course, to each their own. I’m glad the US worked out for you! 😊 For me, things like being able to visit ANY kind of doctor on the same day with short notice and pay less than ₹1000 is a big deal. India is probably the only country where a doctor will visit your home for a nominal fee. Unlike the US where doctors’ appointments cost an arm and a leg or the UK/Canada/Germany where healthcare is free but appointment wait times are ridiculous. Things like being able to get repairs done on the same day, hiring a house helps or a cook for less than ₹5,000 a month is huge. Even the private healthcare system is a blessing if you have insurance. Many essential medicines too are a lot cheaper than in the West. Overall, life becomes INCREDIBLY easy in India once you cross the ₹12LPA post tax income threshold, given the much easier access to healthcare and household services. (The real challenge for most is crossing that mark given India’s current societal challenges)

@@IyengarAaditya a good insurance in the US shouldn't come with too many problems. Knowing to navigate their system should be important (some people just don't know how). Also in today's inflation 12lpa is not a comfortable income tbh (I lived in Mumbai so based on Mumbak cost of living if you're with family it's not much). US earnings give you a more disposable income. The statistics speak for themselves - verg few people who start working in the US come back to India (maybe for personal reasons). But the point is look at the general statistics. If US were so bad, US wouldn't be the most immigrated country in the world. That's just facts.

@@ceemapicardo3236 Hi I just wanted to hear your opinion on this, I've completed my bachelors (BBA) in 2022, and since then l'm unemployed due to medical reasons, nevertheless. I'm 22years old rn, and my plan is to pursue mba in finance in a decent college like Jbims, which gives me 2years of time to upskill myself, a safe platform after 2years to get a job, and meanwhile in these 2years I can learn a language prepare for my gmat or elts and get good work experience before I go out abroad, which also increases my chances to get into a decent university. conclusion being, 23-25 first masters degree and upskilling, and go abroad between 25 to 26/27 years old. Please give an honest review on this plan, don't hesitate to give me a reality check.

@@devanshkhatavkar4591 I'd suggest you research universities in the US which are as good as Jbims (and there are). Why would you want to pay for 2 master degrees. Apply for a masters in the US- to cut on the costs you can apply for scholarships. You may get 30 percent, 50 percent or sometimes even a 100 percent scholarship based on your profile and the university policy. Now suppose you get just a 20 percent scholarship, you can still offset the cost of your studies by applying for a research assistant or teaching assistant posts within your own universities. This pays atleast 50 percent and sometimes even 75 percent of each semester fee during which you are employed. And you also benefit from the amazing networking you can do with professors and other peers inthat department. Now another advantage of doing masters in the US is that you have what is called the CPT period (it can start within 6 months or 1 year of starting your masters). In this period you can intern and get hand son experience in the best Finance companies of the world (especially the ones in new York and chicago). So my suggestion is do ONE masters (I recommend US) for three reasons-1) to cut the cost and pay for 1 masters instead of 2. 2) CHances of getting a rebate on the total cost of your masters because of the provisions I mentioned and 3) the network and hand on experience in the best multinational companies in the world. Also a US masters has a much higher value than a jbims. The American dream still exists. You work hard and if you're resilient, with time you'll see that your disposable income will be atleast 4 times what you can get in India as a fresher. But the operative word is "hard work", "resilience" and "strategic moves" based on your goals and the market. Don't let the naysayers tell you any different. PS: you don't need 2 years to prepare for gre and ielts. :) All the best. You'll do fine. (And hopefully thrive). Hope you are successful no matter what you do.

@@devanshkhatavkar4591 🔇

Congratulations! And all the best for the journey ahead Nihal :)

From which university ?

Aap Canada me taxi chalate ho na bhaii🤣🤣

@@ProgrammerCpp1999 Taxi drivers earn more and have a better quality of life compared to skilled workers in some poor countries, possibly like the one you live in. 😂😂🤣🤣

Hi I just wanted to hear your opinion on this, I've completed my bachelors (BBA) in 2022, and since then l'm unemployed due to medical reasons, nevertheless. I'm 22years old rn, and my plan is to pursue mba in finance in a decent college like Jbims, which gives me 2years of time to upskill myself, a safe platform after 2years to get a job, and meanwhile in these 2years I can learn a language prepare for my gmat or elts and get god work experience before I go out abroad, conclusion being, 23-25 first masters degree and upskilling, and go abroad between 25 to 26/27 years old. Please give an honest review on this plan, don't hesitate to give me a reality check.

Did you do it ?

I am sure you are neither of the 2 you mentioned

Mr. Malik, I understand that you may have strong opinions about the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) compared to Chartered Accountancy (CA). However, it is important to remember that respectful and constructive dialogue is essential when comparing different fields. Both IIT and CA have their own merits and offer different opportunities for individuals. The pass percentage of CA is designed to ensure that only the most qualified candidates are selected, which speaks to the high standards of the program. IIT may not be at par with the standards of global universities, as evident from its ranking.Whether you completed CA in grade 10 or not, it is important to remember that actions speak louder than words. It is easy to talk about doing something, but it is much harder to actually do it. Please refrain from making disparaging remarks or belittling any subject matter.

​@@rithikmanojhow polite and spot-on 👏

@@rithikmanojGGGGGGGG

Lol what? Its full of telugu people

@@RN-xq2vh have you ever been to US except NY, NJ, Boston?

Approach ISRO, they are planning manned space flights to the Moon.

A life where we use our privilege to make it better for those around us. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽

Not the Irish!

@@cuckoonut1208 why what’s wrong ?

Where??