Advice For Overseas Students | Junaid Akram

Guide to the young generation of overseas students as they embark on their educational journeys.
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[@gchitnavis]

Having a skill definitely helps... there was this guy from India he was really good at playing a musical instrument. While studying abroad his side hustle was to tutor kids interested in playing that instrument. Usually only wealthy Indian families well settled would hire him. He always stayed back to have a chat with parents and offered to live performances at parties... he was able to leverage his skills to make connections... and went on to create multiple start up..

[@hotball5361]

Gandi Uncle kia kamal video hai ye,Inshallah mn apko hamesha duaon mn yaad rakhon ga

[@MoAbd-k4h]

Islam stops you from economical and personal growth

[@UmerFarooq-q5o]

@@MoAbd-k4h Agreed

[@taskhopper]

That sounds like the plot of a Bollywood movie

[@yjkbuddy]

Also Pakistanis plz don't tell that we are Indians when u come outside..😄😄😄

[@dadasajad8741]

I came ro UK in 2021. I worked in restaurants chain for 4 months and then in security for the rest of 7 months. I always preferred to build connection with Harry rather than Hamza. I did my best to explore and enhance my learning. Most of my other friends especially from Punjab, seemed like they just cane to UK, just to work in security and stick with that for the rest of life. For time being, it’s ok to work and survive, but to stick with than even if having everything, shows whats your mentality is. Even I used to work in security, very tough times, but always made sure I am continuously learning and engaging with Paul and Lucia as well. Those small engagements and exploration made me able to get my decent job in my respective field in just two weeks after submission of my dissertation. I wish everyone best. But yes, Indians especially South Indians are far far better and smarter than Pakistanis.

[@AhmadChuzgapa]

7:40 I completely agree. I got a placement year at University of Liverpool after my second year mechanical engineering. I was appointed as a research assistant where I conducted a study on contact lens materials which helped us model the behavior of soft contact lenses on the human eye. This placement year was not paid but the experience I got from working there was invaluable. I got to publish 2 peer-reviewed research papers (I authored one and was a co-author for the second) before I had even started my final year. After that, I applied for a job at one of UK's leading contact lens manufacturers, got selected because of my research work and experience in the industry and started my job as a contact lens design engineer 4 months before my graduation. I can't emphasize enough on the importance of work experience in the industry. My CEO only asked about the progress of my degree for around 5 minutes out of the 2 hour interview where he questioned my understanding of the industry. Almost 2 years later, I am taking a lead role in the R&D department and I hope to bring a few of our technologies and/or production to Pakistan in the future. I always tell my fellow desi friends to focus on getting industrial experience especially if they're from STEM fields, you can throw away your degree but no one can take away the wealth of practical experience you get when you actually get your hands dirty and apply what you learn in classroom to practical life. Khair bohot cassette chal gayi, this is just my personal experience I'd like to share if it can help anyone. If you are interested, here is the link for my publications: www.researchgate.net/profile/Ahmad-Shihab-3

[@raitisridesfan363]

Great work 👏

[@AhmadChuzgapa]

@@raitisridesfan363 Thank you!

[@rajatnegi9429]

Amazing work Brother 🎉

[@AhmadChuzgapa]

@@rajatnegi9429 Thanks a lot bro. Bas dua karain apnay mulk ka naam roshan kar saku 🇵🇰❤️

[@zainkhalid5393]

Good work man! Brother can you tell what happens if we are unable to find an internship during our placement year? Also, should I target high ranked but expensive universities or low ranked will work?

[@alikhowaja7373]

As a former international student i have 3 advices: 1. Dont take up the liability of a car if you live near the campus (walkable or public transport). People buy a car and to pay off installment they have to work more hours. 2. Try to find a job from your talent or something related to your field, cuz then you will have real experience before graduating. 3. Never forget your goal. Every week reflect if your on track to what you want to become. It is ok to take loan and study instead of work hourly and sacrifice your crucial study time. I used to work part time during afternoon and i missed important career fairs and other opportunities.

[@_abuanusnarrated_9299]

لیکن پاکستان باہر ترقی کرنے نہ جہاد کرنے جاتے ہے جہاد کرنا بھی ضروری ہے

[@notorious_pac833]

​@@_abuanusnarrated_9299bhai ye karne jao ge na to sida lat mar mar nikal dena hai onho ne ye to sumjho apne hi peer mai kulhari marne jaisa jis maqsad ke liye aye thei ke bhar ja kar nationality mile gi ose bhi hum jain wah apki soch😂😂😂😂😂

[@asimzero4]

I completely agree with you that these jobs won't lead to better future opportunities. I always advise incoming students to learn the language of the country, focus on their studies, and socialize with foreigners instead of limiting themselves to only Desis in order to learn more and expand their horizons. You also have a great opportunity to explore the world, so don't hesitate to travel! I have been in Europe for almost three years.

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[@neerajs.kholiya3934]

South Indian or India? This is not Pakistan where people call baloch/ Lahori...on the basis of region. Keep your facts right. Huge difference between Pakistan and India.

[@Fast_and_curious_1]

​@@neerajs.kholiya3934being south indian citizen , I don't agree with U on that

[@neerajs.kholiya3934]

@@Fast_and_curious_1 Name- @Anaya gurung (Gurung surname) . Atleast tell the truth where are you from actually. Unfamiliar personality

[@faizanabdulkhaliq77]

Being an international student myself I have observed those Indians or Pakistani students who lack verbal english confidence prefer these security or driving jobs as the customer facing roles like in retail require frequent communication in english, my suggestion would be get in get exposure and with time you will start to pick accents and your confidence and pronunciation of spoken english will improve but if you remain shut in a shell there is little chance of improving yourself. Verbal aspect also helps you in a job interview as well so there is that benefit associated with working in retail or customer facing roles for students.

[@_abuanusnarrated_9299]

لیکن پاکستان باہر ترقی کرنے نہ جہاد کرنے جاتے ہے

[@gangu11]

As an Indian, I have come across 3 types of Pakistani students: 1) Hard working students who come to study and do better. They are aware of their parents sacrifices and are ready to get educated and get good job. They make upto 10 %to 20 %. 2) Rich kids who come to study to become more attractive to future partners. They have money but need a degree stamp to get married to good family. These are around 40% to 50%. 3) These kids come to get educated but then get attracted to and part of Ummah things. All of a sudden they are worried of every Muslim on this earth. These are usually a little religious to begin with. These start good and by the time 1 st semester ends, their circles are totally different. They make up to 50 % to 60%.

[@harnamsingh9836]

Well said. That is actually true.

[@GunduDundu]

Bc tu konse ghatiya uni Me hai Ke itne Pakistani mile

[@StavisRutler]

Explain the 3rd point once again I didn't understand

[@VarunSingh-xv4lm]

3rd reason is the most dangerous reason that's why pakistani not likeable by west

[@KararaJawaab]

​@@StavisRutler3 Point mean students get busy in religious things. Like convincing other to convert to Izlam. Preach Religion. Etc.

[@bd9711]

Junaid Bhai is pure Desi man jo subcontinent ki youth ki jarurat hai❤

[@syedafatima4467]

Asslamualikum. Even Indians could realize if they are also following that track you mentioned. Great video for everyone who is making such mistakes. Content topic might be a neutral one 🎉🎉🇮🇳🇮🇳👏👏Love From India

[@Raja_Gz]

What I learned is that you align yourself with whatever career path you take. For example, if you want to be in Healthcare, then take a job in a hospital, even if it's as a cleaner. This way, you can write experience on your resume relating healthcare, another Perk of doing this you will find opportunities to apply for higher position jobs in the company which mostly fill from within there department. Always keep your eyes out for that and network with people.

[@_abuanusnarrated_9299]

لیکن پاکستان باہر ترقی کرنے نہ جہاد تو پھر جہاد کون کرجاجججا کرنے جاتے ہے

[@mahi123456]

Coming from a person who came as an F1 student in USA in 1992. (I can only say about USA ) So few facts: 1- Foreign students here don’t have much of a choice of work. Legally they can work only 20 hrs on campus. When they are working off campus which is not allowed; Uber, cab driving ect are the only few things they can do (illegally) with your F1 visa status. 2- international student with odd jobs and study will not have time get engaged in extra campus activities. Fact is if they can just keep the grades up that would be enough. As international they have to take 18 credits per semester to keep their F1 status and to save money. 3- Lastly Indians do help Indians and Pakistanis don’t (why!!’ Don’t ask me) this is a fact.

[@usamaahmed8863]

Completely agree! The thing that I would like to add is even if a certain person is doing these jobs in Uber or Food delivery they can still find a way to explore through business seminar in their cities. Try to attend those seminar on weekends or day off and interact with people as much as they can from their respective field. Eventually, if you're talented and skillful enough, you'll find an opportunity to work in better firm.

[@awaisbajwa126]

In May, my first study permit application was refused. I was so disappointed and disheartened that I had no idea how to absorb that rejection. I was getting flashbacks in my dreams as depression kicked in. One day I was scrolling through my feed in the early morning (3-4am) when Junaid Bhai's video regarding comparison between UAE (Yahan se jaanay ka ek din mukarrar hai) and Western Countries popped up. That video changed my mindset and I started preparing my application again a that very point in time and reapplied on the same day in a single sitting after spending hours in defending and responding to the objections of the Visa Officer. Five months passed by and I almost forgot about my application. On one morning I received request for medical leading to approval of my Study permit. I am flying to Canada in December now and here comes another super tip video. Sometimes, it takes one video that can change one's mindset. Thank you 🙏❤

[@notorious_pac833]

Hold on brother im also coming to canada as well❤❤

[@Zayn01922]

Not gonna lie, i am sitting in London watching his video while doing night security shift. 😅😅 he is absolutely right. I am just 19 and people around me are around 40 but they are doing this job for 20 20 years and in the end we have same level of respect, pay and benefits.

[@pk9436]

That's typical desi mindset. Also, it is important to chose university wisely. I had 3 admit in US, Georgia Tech, Cornell and Texas A&M. First 2 were like in top 10 for engineering and A&M was like 15th. I chose A&M as there was good chance of finding paid research there. Reached there and within 4 weeks found GRA that gave 100% tuition scholarship+ monthly stipend. Although I can never get US green card as there is decades of wait for people born in India due to US green card quota, but still greatful for providing excellent education and cutting edge research jobs. I have also worked in Australia, Europe, India and Canada. For tech, US has no match in the world.

[@ajum89]

In the U.S., international students can't work off campus. I have seen some int students work for cash at restaurants. However ICE has gotten strict and will gladly deport you. However, American universities usually have good research and teaching opportunities and they give tuition waiver, which makes finances manageable on our own w/o asking parents for money. On a separate note, my university in America offered professional development courses and we all had to learn how to market ourselves.

[@starsandbeyond8947]

Which is a good age to go abroad i have close relatives so i wanna study there(med student)

[@ajum89]

@starsandbeyond8947 if you are a med student, the Association of Pakistani Physicians of North America APPNA is a good place to get tips and advice from. Medical students/doctors have a different path and visa status than a traditional international student. As for ages of international students, it has varied from early 20s to mid-40s. So it depends on one's individual situation.

[@starsandbeyond8947]

jazakallah @@ajum89

[@desimurgi]

Good points, I will add one more. When I was coming to US from India ~ 20 years ago, students in tech areas from low opportunity economies like ours had a tendency to pass on pursuing areas that were interesting to them thinking " this will be too difficult or advanced for me". Always the wrong decision. When you understand the level of opportunities and the demand for skills in various technology areas in an economy like the US, you realize there is next to zero chance of not succeeding if you put in the work and make the right decisions. If you find something interesting, DO NOT pass up based on your perception of difficulty and opportunity.

[@ahmedfaraz5353]

I have studied in Australia and now I’m studying in the UK. I agree with you 100%. I have noticed these things as well and i often advise the same things to my friends. However, I have done uber driving in Australia and although I don’t recommend that you do it full time, i think that doing uber part time is a great way to boost your communication skills and confidence. It’s true that some people don’t want to talk, but most people do. When i was doing uber in Australia i had discussions with people from different professions (Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants, Engineers, Mine workers, business people, actors, musicians, Australian army soldiers, etc). Talking to them gave me deeper understanding into different professions. So i do recommend that you do uber but not full time.

[@ranamasoud5641]

Junaiid Bhai, this video really reflected the True Spirit of a Wealthy Mind. Indeed, you should not focus on the lowest but the Greatest. JazakAllah, Insh'Allah Allah will reward you for this. ❤

[@abdullahatif1000]

hi junaid bhai abdullah here i came here in manchester city last week i was really worried about my carrier then i saw your vedios and then my confidence boost up now i will try my best to be a good man and work on these things love your vedio

[@a.a1594]

I will totally agree. Working in retail will also help you develop your communication skills. I also worked on a till for a long time and that helped me understand different English accents and also improve my own English.

[@Muhammad-Awais07-c5q]

How can we work in retail mean in shops or Malls can you explain me this will be helpful for me in future

[@seemeesiddiqui6427]

Junaid Akram and your team is a game changer. Always.

[@ummuham0raja605]

Biggest lesson for me is to stay in touch with Indians rather than bringing India/Pak politics. Most Indians will ignore you, but you have to keep trying. Their network is big and often knows what their next move is.

[@Naveenkumar-qy5wy]

Yeah ! I have conversation with pakistanis , many of them bring religion , geo-politics like Kashmir , Muslim past glory , all that thing anyhow between conversation , which they turn off ethusiasm of conversation. I also asked many other Indians , they also said to me same things.

[@ummuham0raja605]

@@Naveenkumar-qy5wy Not every Pakistani think the same way. I think it’s media and politics which is bringing the bad name. Almost all overseas Pakistanis I talk to agree India is successful except treatment to minorities. Since Modi ascend to power things have changed for minorities.

[@sulmana]

I graduated in 2020 as Software Engineer and so many of my class fellows went to UK for studies and whenever I ask them they used to say that initially it would cost this much and then we will do odd jobs to phr bus paisa hi paisa ho ga and when I used to ask k what about education to the typical reply was k wo log kar detay ha for a price. Now I never wanted to do that, I wanted to get out of Pakistan but not on education where I won't be able to do my masters properly and I kept on working on my skills and eventually 2 months ago I got a job as Senior Software Engineer in Berlin with above average pay and a healthy environment and all of my class fellows are still doing Odd jobs. Furthermore I didn't have to pay a single penny for bank statement or anything like that. This mentality has to change a bit k we need to do masters to get out of country and we'll do jobs there and we'll be rich. It's not like that it's really bad professionally and mentally. Go for masters, do your masters properly yes you will need to do Odd jobs during your master and do that because it's required but it should not be on the expense of studies. Also grow yourself, do unpaid internship, like javaid said to publish papers and so on. At the end everyone is looking for skills and it's true

[@HasnainDurani-im7rs]

Bro simple question to you from me that I am a student of 11th standard and my field is medical and I want to go abroad for my MBBS but as you know medical is a hard field to study so if I go abroad I will not be able to study if I do jobs and if I don't do jobs I will not be able to pay fee so please let me know that should I go abroad for degree or after degree directly apply for job as an doctor or for further specialization I am asking you this question because you elder than me and you experience in things that I will do in future so if you answer to my question it would help me a lot

[@sulmana]

@@HasnainDurani-im7rs Yar I am not an expert but few things to consider. Bahir ana ha to koshish karo k scholarship pa ao. Ab scholarship nai hoti ha to phr behtr ha k pakistan sa hi kar lo lakin agr bahir ana hi ha na q k dekho bahir anay sa faida hota ha. Ap agr bachelors ma atay ho to or zyada faida hota ha. But do note k agr paisay nai ha pechay to phr apko jobs karni paray gi and aisa nai ha k parhai ka harj hota ha log bus uska pechay parahi chor detay ha wo chez na karna. Boht bachay ha jo parhai bhi kartay ha and jobs bhi to ye na smjho k parhai k sath job nai hoti, ho jati ha bus ye ap pa ha

[@HasnainDurani-im7rs]

@@sulmana thanks for your answer it helped me a lot

[@HasnainDurani-im7rs]

@@sulmana I have searched for scholarships and there were many scholarships but not a single one for mbbs or medical field and I watched videos of channel "euro dreams" he is in Italy and he said that in Italy there are many scholarships and they are easy to get and if you not get scholarship then only you have to come Italy on your own expense but once you are landed in Italy then you have to submit a paper ( I forgot the name of that paper) to the government and then they will pay your uni fees . Is Italy better for mbbs or not and once I completed my studies can I settle there ? Sorry to disturb you but there are confusion in my mind. may be I'm annoying you

[@sulmana]

@@HasnainDurani-im7rs I don't know about these things. Good luck

[@askm6801]

Yawr level hai is banday ka❤

[@anushaysaleem7760]

The most accurate and relatable video!!

[@faiziyabahmed4324]

Junaid Bhai very well said you have pointed out very good point. I am in the UK at University of Hertfordshire and literally I have not found any job yet as I arrived on 11th Oct but yeah many people offered me to share their accounts of Uber and I rejected to do such jobs because firstly these jobs are illegal for students as these jobs fall under self employment. Being a student of LLB I know how strict Home office has become after their hostile environment approach towards immigrants and I have seen people picked up by the authorities to deport them just because of doing such jobs which are illegal for students.

[@KhawarKhawaja]

Studied 35 years back in Turkey... Most of the Pakistani used to engage with each other, Very few got intermingled with other nationalities the way it should be

[@musabhi329]

35 years

[@M.Aliyann]

What an amazing video. Loved it. Great tips for all the international students and for myself too. Thanks Junaid bhai.❤

[@malixious112]

So true, saying this cz its been my feeling and the topic of my discussions since day one of my stay in Australia. Hoping to come through so I can set an example and say these things with a backing.

[@mitalicops8538]

The point u raised about Pakistanis not coexisting when abroad is so true. I witnessed this when i was a student in the UAE. The Pakistani students weren’t interacting with the people of other faith and obviously the other nationalities. They just used to stay in their own Punjabi or Pashtun companies talking in their own respective mother tongue languages. But it was a completely different story when i saw the Indian students or the Srilankan and Bengali students. They used to talk to Arab students, Egyptian students, Iranian students and so on many other ethnicities. I think this problem is originating from our own houses as our upbringing is the problem, most Pakistani parents disallow their kids from interacting with people of other faith as they are in a constant fear of their child reverting to the other faith but thats clearly not true. Upbringing is the Key issue in my opinion. What do you think??

[@anirudhharit7331]

Well said Junaid bhai. Infact I also suggested my brother who recently moved to USA that those labour jobs should be temporary. Never make them part of your life. Take those jobs as a earning source so that you can invest that money in learning some skills or to invest that money to persue something that you're passionate about.

[@Zain-Ul.Abideen]

Please Make Another Video On This Topic Because This Generation is interested in going abroad to study. So, Please guide the nation.

[@WithAzaanCL-jt4uf]

Jins stories part 4 with Dr Solangi ❤️

[@anupdhoble2879]

Brother in general sense too your this video was very useful, I live in India doing bachelor's in IT, still some part of your video is useful for me

[@ZindagiWM]

thanks alot sir as international student this video is quite helping for me. thanks

[@YounusKhan-jr3bo]

I am from India, Junaid bhaiy you explain very important and technical points mashallah well-done

[@masoodkhan581]

I do Uber on the side and most wholesome conversations at were at Uber rides. Those conversations led to further business, more connections and reviews. It's all about perspectives and the person.

[@IndianSoul55]

Thank you Juaniad Sir..I don't believe in motivation because people say Utho Kam kro yr kro wo kro but they never get you a path and a right way..But You are the person who can actually providing such path and right directions to all who's struggling some point of time. So Thank you very much..Respect for you from Delhi

[@naumansaeed8229]

Watching the video while sitting at security at 6:20 AM from Australia 😅 Cheers bro 🎉😊

[@sidthekid4730]

Salam, i started my banking career back in 1995 with a new private bank, with Rs.12,500/month as a Grade 1 officer. This was also the starting salary for all IBA/LUMS graduates. Good old days; Rupee was worth alot those days. Lived like a king. Only my 5 years in Karachi. Well wishes 😊

[@sohaibhassan4906]

I work part-time on a contract at Microsoft as a product advisor. I'm hoping that one day, my hard work will help me improve my standard of living. For now, I'm only working on the weekends, but I'm actively searching for a permanent position. I hope all my fellow individuals who are going through similar struggles like me find success in life. 😅 currently living in Reading uk

[@mudasirmian4632]

As an international student in Australia I totally agreed with Junaid bhi point. I met a number of Pakistani boys and asked them what they do to manage their tuition fee and mostly tell them do Uber or security.

[@saharjavaid9202]

You have clearly explained the situation, its easy money no tax so they stick to these odds job forever. I have been in the UK market for last 14 years and have seen a very low ratio of Pakistani in white-collar jobs, 90% stick with these odd jobs just to save tax. Lastly, free benefits from Gov so thats why they love doing these odd jobs

[@gauravipal9518]

That is why Birmingham which has many Pakistanis filed bankruptcy. Fewer taxpayers and lot of entitlement fraud.

[@Y_editz77]

My husband is Restaurant General Manager in KFC England. Alhumdullilah….

[@rishinnaik]

@junaid bhai , very well said. Volunteer work in any field also will be very helpful for networking and get to know new opportunities.

[@sayyed_aabidi]

Totally agree with Junaid bhai. By the way, the one thing that I’ve noticed in Indians is that they get education loans from their banks and they work only to cover their expenses. So they prefer to live in the main city areas. Like in Melbourne, the main city apartments are filled with Indians. Whereas we Pakistanis have to manage our fees and expenses by ourselves so we prefer to live far from the city due to less rental costs. So we miss many opportunities. And many of the Pakistani students change their courses after coming overseas just because of addiction of more money and the temporary comfort of Uber etc. Whereas Indians stick to their courses and then we complain that Indians get jobs by being Indians.

[@arshadmilad]

I agree dear. Just returned back from USA and met an old neighbour who went to USA in 2007 and still driving Uber. Initially he was at front desk in a hotel and a friend told him to drive truck and uber for good money and he is still stuck in it. I agree that hospitality field is not for Pakistanis unfortunately.

[@m.ataulaleemsiddiqui9545]

Pakistani students need to understand that education should not be only for getting a job. Should try to improve interpersonal skills which includes communication as well. Should go for higher studies as much as they can. Higher Education will lead to the high class people(intellectually), be friend with them and you would have no problems in getting jobs. It would also enhance the intelligence and intellect, and eventually help to become a better human being.

[@maloynandi]

Junaid bhai. Very well explained. I keep on giving the same advice to my daughter

[@mohsinali-xe6dt]

You hit the nail on the head. Indians have far better PR skills due to the job market they are serving in.

[@WajahhaiNaJanga]

Not just that, they are better exposed within India. Their peers are competitive unlike in Pakistan

[@Therealslimshady0831]

Thanks 👍🏼....brother..luv from India 🇮🇳 for guidance

[@tariqrahim1120]

thank you for showing right path

[@shadankhan1559]

very helful junaid bhai love from lucknow !!!

[@anin720]

Fantastic ..what a thought !! Kudos

[@Attiqazaki]

That's is actually a main point. We don't effort to got a simple internship in googles or some product base company, we just work for money and that's it. not skill only paisa bx.

[@iftikharahmed7506]

Ganje sahi topic pakda he. 👏 High-five all the way from Perth 🙌

[@AS-jo8qh]

Bachon ko ek co curricular activity sikhana chahiye. Music, karate, dance, painting, judo, woodworking, tailoring etc

[@saad19971]

Its not correct i used to do uber and i interacted with a lot of Australians and rated as the one of the best uber driver plus i got many opportunities through uber, its all about how you discover yourself in different stages of your life!

[@waqassiddique8294]

Brother Junaid I don’t agree with you on Uber taxi job as I am working as a taxi driver in UK since 2014 and I can say I have learnt a lot in this job , customers talk to you all the time and only a few customers won’t have a conversation with the driver. U understand the accent from different parts of the country as you will pickup customers from airports train stations etc. and aswell as other companies I worked for Uber for nearly 7 years and in 7 years there were only handful of customers had requested that they don’t want conversations with the driver. And that’s my personal experience and I can’t comment on other jobs. Thanks I am regular viewer of your channel and really good channel. ❤

[@haq786786]

MashaAllah !!

[@vloggersvlogs4354]

Indians also get preffered because India has good MNCs where students in india can get experience and do their masters later which adds up as an valuable experience!!

[@Vanity248]

This content is mostly for students to English speaking countries. Europe has different sets of challenges, prejudice, employer indifference and language especially for desk/white collar jobs !

[@informationknowledge6260]

💯 true . Excellent message 👍

[@bunnykkc2697]

What a guy I really appreciate your thoughts Love from 🇮🇳

[@ghostmickey4075]

First of all learn to accept you are part of global village not some sort of special clan every clan is same forget what you have learned and what your friends talk act as per your learning’s considering every human being is same but depends how much you train your self

[@taibagulnaz]

Wonderfull lesson junaid bhai❤

[@innocentsparrow1]

Great observation Junaid bhai

[@msulemantube]

100% disagree, I belong to middle class family, I and my brother went to London UK 2011 during our studies we also need to support our family back to Pakistan, We both are very bless, Masha Allah I become successful software engineer and my brother become successful data scientist in London UK. Allhumdullillah

[@taufeeq8269]

app 2011 ki bath karrahey hain , and he said theres nothing wrong with that (driving uber etc) but abi zamana badal chuka hai. at the end of the day, if something works for you then its good

[@rana_aman47]

100% agree with you Junaid bhai

[@prasaddighe1308]

Excellent analysis and advice for Pakistani students.. Hope they understand...

[@letsdodeutsch]

Shukar Alhumdullah I have teaching skills. Trying to move abroad after teaching at university level in Pakistan for 7 years. Today I have 10 research papers. Yes. I graduated from the UK a decade ago. I used to teach Biology to O Levels there. But there is a daba as Junaid bhai says. I believe I am stuck in a "daba" of teaching and am trying to move away to industry. For that i'll have to befriend Harry as I must get to know how the industry works.

[@usamakhan2475]

Strongly agree Junaid bhai .

[@Fusionunivrse]

Junaid Bhai very well yar...

[@usman.arshad]

Yes u are 100% right but its difficult to leave these jobs

[@hzlists]

the colour-grading of the video is off somehow... is this still in log profile, ungraded? just asking.

[@Zargaiii]

Sir Junaid mara abi FSC Start ha ab muje samj nhi a rha ha ka agee ma koni field join kro jisss se other countries ma jasko orr computer science sahi hoga lana .

[@thewolfrecap]

Well said Junaid Bhai ❣

[@Vanity248]

This content is mostly for students to English speaking countries. Europe has different sets of challenges, prejudice, employer/student indifference and language especially for desk/white collar jobs !

[@LearningForArham]

Absolutely right.

[@BMW-g9k]

Junaid bahi aap ki ye video ka bohot shukria bohot khalis MASHWARA HAI BAHI ❤❤❤❤

[@ameerhamza2909]

❤️❤️❤️Best Motivational speaker

[@dpatel9292]

One of the best video bhai ❤

[@isabiboluvar5523]

Hey Baldy, does Pakistani Education System at par with Indian Education System? That's for starters

[@karma7789]

The local education system might not be internationally recognized but Cambridge system surely is :)

[@isabiboluvar5523]

@@karma7789 Really..?? How on the earth do these Pakis get admission into foreign universities whilst their spelling-vocabulary-pronounciation is absolutely atrocious

[@kamranjokhio8647]

Thanks Sir I'm Trying To Go For Hungary As A Student

[@Artandcreativity05]

Junaid bhai very informative video

[@Sandman9811]

You forgot the gas stations job. Also, if Pakistani international students put themselves in jobs where they interact with the public, their conversational English will improve.

[@ahsanshah5970]

On point 💯

[@SeedScaling553]

Agree with you

[@mountaineeraru]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@shafaysid739]

Junaid bhai kindly Malaysia aain Malaysia ky students ka bhi experience Sunay

[@Views900]

and Scotish excent ✌️✌️ I used to communicate with Scottish people is the most Difficult excent

[@zoobikhan7138]

"Pakistani boys often gravitate towards occupations that they perceive as more financially lucrative. Some individuals may hold a sense of superiority over others and may face social criticism within their community for pursuing occupations like hospitality etc. Conversely, individuals from India, Nepal, and other backgrounds are often recognized for their strong work ethic and unwavering dedication, which positions them favorably across various sectors.

[@huh..4591]

Thanks... from India 👍(Aman Jindal)

[@noumanriaz954]

I’m studying in Australia. It’s true, mostly pakistani students are doing Uber-security

[@crysisgaming9757]

Jazak Allah

[@awaisraza2285]

As i am living in UK and i have completed my degree and met many friends from indians and Pakistani friends here and i can see the clear mentality of indians and Pakistani students here. People who goes to Gulf area earlier are coming to UK or other european countries and here they are doing ODD jobs. And they come on student visa and stop doing studies and doing odd jobs fulltime. Then they don't know the Assignment deadlines and i was there to remind their deadlines and somehow i helped them in assignments because they don't know nothing about the subjects. On the other hand indians never compromise on the studies and after studies they started preparing for the interviews and resume. Difference is clear, thats why indians go onto the higher positions and paksitani were busy in buying sponsorships, Become illegal or took asylum. One of two persons from pakistan i know they took the asylum based on LGBTQ+ criteria because they failed the degree and they have to go back to Pakistan but they met a lawyer and that guy give him this advice and now they are enjoying the perk of Asylum as gays.

[@KamranAli-rb9pl]

Brother You made a video in which how to send email and how to write in email.

[@PakistaniinGermany374]

I was looking for this kinda motivation