What life is really like for Indian students abroad | Brut Documentary

They pack up their entire lives in a suitcase and venture beyond their comfort zone to study abroad. But what is life like for them once they get there? Brut met two young students in the US and UK to learn more.
Priyanka Khuman: / @priyankakhuman4028
Priyanshu Raj:
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[@shubhsrivastava4417]

We need to normalize college students working part-time in India!

[@krnvrm05]

But it ain't that easy no for clg students to find part time jobs here...i mean grads are sitting unemployed lol

[@akajdjsk766]

@@krnvrm05 point hai bhai 😂

[@mrRizwanFantastic]

yes

[@priteshhazare1270]

There is no minimum wage thing in India... 💀💀

[@aasishghantasala693]

I appreciate that concept , but there are much more uneducated people in India who badly require these jobs than college students for their day to day living.

[@shankhadeepnath7693]

Most important lesson one learns while staying abroad without family is ability to live with your own-self. This creates self confidence like nothing else.

[@tryhrxd]

One can learn that in India too you know

[@shankhadeepnath7693]

@@tryhrxd I have stayed away from family in India and abroad. Biggest difference is, in India, you are well aware of the culture, you will get very similar food, mostly will be able to talk in your mother tongue and most importantly, you will make friends very quickly. Also there is no backup, your family or any relative cannot just take a quick train or flight to reach you incase of emergency.

[@adityarana2897]

No only lesson they learn is to not come back

[@shankhadeepnath7693]

@@adityarana2897 I don't know how you have come to this conclusion. Indian corporate world is filled with people who have studied abroad and/ or worked abroad and then decided to come back.

[@adityarana2897]

@@shankhadeepnath7693 i don't blame them to not come back its the india itself, that the people on the top cannot contain high skilled work force.

[@GauravSingh-pk4qw]

For some people complaining that they shouldn't have left India for pursuing their education abroad guys everyone knows how education is in our country and how overpopulation and reservation system can affect someone's career

[@nil4416]

+ everyone’s dream / experiences / journey is different!!!! Some people nagging and complaining about it , should firstly watch the video tittle . Students are just sharing their experiences there !

[@learniteasy8146]

the problem is uneducated politicians, who doesn't understand our countries demography, ethinicity, culture, population, education and much more... Hamare desh m gunde, mawali, 8vi fail 10vi fail politicians ban jate hai.. kuki padhe likhe youths matter apne ahath m ni lena chahte .... Or kuch padhe likhe log abroad nikl lete h...

[@rajatkaushik10]

Overpopulation also means higher demand for products and services. Reservation system in India is as per the demographics of India. If you are capable, you can beat reservation system. Currently, India offers better opportunities for growing than western counterparts.

[@imnone]

@@learniteasy8146 no we have lots of educated people and most of them stay back. Only those go out who do not get to earn enough to provide their family that luxury lifestyle that they always wanted . And they move out to do the best for their family which was not possible in INDIA for them. Definitely not their fault

[@bong.celebrity5824]

@@rajatkaushik10 yeah if you're capable enough you can definitely beat reservation system....but why should they? Just to see someone less deserving got the same chance due to their cast while they got the same chance by working hard....India is only for SC, ST people......every General and OBC should leave this country

[@Noname-hc3lw]

While I appreciate their hard work in studying in world class universities, luck/privilege also plays an important role. Lot of Indians doesn't have access to world class education or even travelling abroad in general. Wish more of us explore the best of the World!

[@ancysebastian1998]

EXACTLY!

[@ravitejakoyela2636]

If you have strong will nothing stops you my friend.

[@ancysebastian1998]

@@ravitejakoyela2636 you think just strong will can take you there without money?

[@virajlad1801]

@@ancysebastian1998 if you are qualified enough there are enough scholarships out there to cover your entire cost

[@maadhav01]

@@virajlad1801 scholarships se sabh kuch nahi hota expenses bhi hote hai aur pr bhi chahiye hota hai

[@shreyanshkumar4160]

Congratulations priyanshu for being featured in brut India. I missed those days ,sharing our bench for 6 years....and enjoying our school day ....!

[@rishabh.]

@Shreyansh Kumar What studying he do there ?

[@anchal8765]

@@rishabh. He said in the video he is studying graduation with computer science as course

[@rishabh.]

@@anchal8765 is it post graduation kind of

[@anchal8765]

@@rishabh. oh ok

[@shreyanshkumar4160]

@Rishabh Angure , hi is doing btech in computer science from CSU...

[@mahathiee]

Let me tell you guys... what are the differences 1) You feel like you made it in Life once you reach abroad as a student (be it US/Canada/UK/European country/ Asian country) 2) You will find everything expensive due to price conversion for example 1ltr of milk is about 0.90 - 1.79 Euros if you convert to rupees you go crazy!!!(I have lived and currently living as a student in Germany and Italy) but you get used to it.. the prices are high here for everything. 2) The Language. If you plan to study in a non English speaking country I am TELLING YOU!!! - LEARN THE BASICS OF THAT LANGUAGE! other wise you will find it hard to survive... mainly when you have to deal with groceries shopping and public transports. 4) Rules and the Law. For me personally as a citizen on the street I feel more respected in Germany and Italy. Because people have road manners here and follow the rules set by the Authorities. When you have to shift the road while walking, the cars will stop for you. - unlike India. (I still love my country ❤️) and the police are very very kind and totally available to you. If anything bad happens don't feel alone just report it to local police through call. And you also follow the rules! 5. Food problems: Yes ofcouse, you will probably have a flash back of yourself complaining about the food served by your mom😂 but you truly miss Indian food and go crazy.. but don't worry you will find some Indian/Turkish/Iranian/afghan groceries store and you can buy rice, herbs and spices form there. But mind it- it will be expensive ofcouse. And you will eventually switch to eating less expensive Indian food. (I eat fruits, salads and occasionally cook good Indian food during weekends and its actually keeping me fit and healthy and satisfied) 6) People- People are open minded here.. I suggest you to carry your best... Your character, your attitude, your personality is something very special about you and thats why you made it. So feeel super happy and confident when you communicate. It doesn't matter if you didnt understand that person. Be polite and kind and ask them to repeat. And.. dont please behave carelessly or get over drunk public , remember you are not in India. Whatever you behave that speaks of India. Watch your habits and attitudes. And one more thing... dont get into dating... take time to enjoy your life. People will be nice to you, because they are nice and kind.. and that doesnt mean they are inviting you! 7) Weather: India has 12hr day and 12hr night... but in abroad the sunrise and sunsets vary depending on the season. So expect some changes in your daily routine if you are person associated with the sunrise and sunset rather than clock. 8) Culture: Every country has its own culture of greeting and behaviour. I suggest you to be very open minded and make friends and that's how you will learn the culture of food, art, dining, festivals, music and much more.. and ofcouse you can also explore alone.. Throw that shyness, anxiety or underconfidence away. It will never let you experience life to its fullest! So even though you feel a nervous while interacting just hide it!! Fake it! Eventually you trained yourself to feel confident! 9) Finance: At one point of time... as a student, you will feel hopeless. You think your friends are not good enough for you. And you have lots to study. You miss your family. You don't like your neighbours and everything is a problem in your life and you fear of going bankkrupt!!!! I suggest you to go through this phase and totally relax later... there are 2 aspects. If you are in English speaking country 50% of the above problems are solved because its easier to find a parttime jobs there(US/Canada/UK/Australia).. But!..... if you are in a Non English speaking country you will have hard time with job... so you must know atleast A2-B1 level of their language to get a part time job to cover your rent, food and entertainment. If you have already saved (15lax per year) and don't have problems with money then you will do fine... what ever happens hold on to yourself and trust me! You will get that internship, that part time job and you will make it to the end and definitely you will be happy! Also never care bout what people think about your choices, they are just other people. You have a long life to live and you definitely build up your character and meet great and right people in your life.. 10) Final Verdict- Try to focus on building your Character and personality. Don't ever let your clothes, your low bank balance or no friends to hang out- thing to determine who you are! Create a great state of mind and be mindfull about the time you spend with the kind of people, places, ideas, materialistic things and the kind of thought process you have. Have a clear "Why" - why you came abroad and what you want to achieve. Create a vision board and remind yourself what is that you want And just focus on that.. and you will make a beautiful life out of yourself. I wish you all the best!!!!!!!!

[@nehanagpal378]

Thanks for sharing this. Its one of the most coherent, eloquent and well articulated piece about moving abroad that I have read. ☺️

[@mayankkapri7305]

I'm not going abroad to study, but very brief and clear info, thanks for that.☺

[@AntarikshRajkonwar]

Can you tell which exams you had to clear and procedures you had to follow to get admission in foreign college?

[@rockysage7760]

Thanks you bro. I'm screenshoting this. Hopefully I'll stick to this advice.

[@San-rl5yy]

Amazing advice! Thank you so much and I wish you the best of time in Germany or wherever you are :)

[@whatshadabsays2868]

Been in canada for a year now and I can tell u… Go to any country in the world u want, U’ll find peace only where your family is. Home is where you belong. Peace out ✌🏻

[@devanshmehta3205]

So do u regret moving ?

[@truth4593]

Thanks at least someone understands it, I need my family, i don't want to live like americans. There are many problems in India, but still i never felt that I needed to leave India to study or live.

[@stevenayare6097]

Well, i found peace in Australia, so it does not mean your opinion is fact just like my opinion is not.

[@adityaa473]

Respect fr you brother What was the reason u dn like Canada do international students in Canada really care for each other genuinely or is it all fake can't we trust our roomates in Canada as an international student It would be great if you reply

[@luisfernando5998]

Is ur visa expiring ?

[@antiignorance2245]

Brut should interview students who are studying in countries other than the UK and USA, like Korea, Japan, Russia , China, etc and other countries where the common people don't know English, so these India students learn local language to communicate and its more hard work and dedication, they deserve appreciation.

[@Ayush-yg3cp]

Exactly. Plus our relations with Korea Japan and russia are far better abd they treat us very good

[@sahilsrivastava3902]

@@Ayush-yg3cp I'm sorry but are you living under a rock?? Koreans basically hate us because we Indians look like mud to them

[@paramdrall]

" it'll get better in india " This is what your parents were told, it's What we were told.... But you Can't spend your entire life for it to get better, it's better to let go and move abroad.

[@delightk]

True lol.

[@shreypatel9379]

fuck yeah that's what i've been saying but fellow indians labelled me as an anti nationalist lol

[@savesta304]

@@delightk yeah go outside of the country and never come back! When india will achieve highest economy in the whole global world dont bring ur ass up in india

[@raiindian772]

It's because they were still waiting it to be better without trying and you will do the same

[@gatturam5802]

True ...

[@TheStoicApe]

When the "Best" University of India is under 170 rank of world, with 50% seats reserved, you can expect lot of rankers and students leaving.

[@TheStoicApe]

@Earthling then why with so much criticism and negative image, Chinese Universities are in top 10? They even have their succesful fusion reactor operational? Not even comparing SK or Japan.

[@nevergonnagiveyouup3352]

Whoa whoa whoa- I think that you are probably still in school as of now. Ever heard of iisc? It’s in the 155th rank And u know who makes these lists? The westerners And u know from where most of the colleges are chosen for the list? The western area. And not only that Most of the students who go outside are not just for having better education but they mostly go there just to show off that they went abroad to study cuz the poor mentality of ppl here is that a kid who goes outside to study will come back as a really intelligent kid. But wanna know the truth? They become nothing more than failures in the end. And the kids who study from our “top colleges” will be having a secure and high paid job. So know your facts before u say smth dumb

[@praveengeorge8413]

@@nevergonnagiveyouup3352 That's some really shallow thinking. The plain truth is that the quality of education outside of India is much better. I did my bachelor's in India and that was the worst decision ever. Indian education system is just about cramming a bunch of books just before exam, I'm sure you are aware of this. I'm planning to do masters, and my logical conclusion was to go abroad. I don't want a repeat of my bachelor's happening. In India, unless you get admitted into IIT/IIM, it's really not worth doing masters from any other college/university. And the competition for these places are insane. So the best choice is to go abroad where one can get good quality education and a better quality of life. And there are lots of non-western institutions which are among the world's best. These are in Singapore, Japan, China etc. All of the world's best institutions are judged on many different ,universally applicable aspects, one of the most important being the quality of research work produced. Apart from IIT/IIM , research is basically a joke in other Indian institutes. The ability to mass produce robots which can cram lots of useless info, and forget it after exams, should not be a criteria for being the world's best institute. For full disclosure, I can tell you that I did my bachelor's from one of India's top institutes, and I was talking about my experience. So I can only imagine the education quality from other colleges/universities in India. But one thing I can agree with you is that after spending a fortune on an education abroad, if you end up with a job that pays 20-30K in India, then yeah, something is wrong with you. You either did not work hard enough for a better job, or you wasted your post study work visa time partying. I know people like this, and their laziness and stupidity amazes me. They are rich though, and low/ middle income people cannot afford to do this. Edit: Did you know that you can also literally buy Indian degrees? There is an actual mafia behind this, hence further reducing the value of Indian degrees (Non-IIT/IIM). If you are applying to a job abroad that needs a masters, your Indian degree will be outright rejected. This is reality.

[@NeerajJain05]

@@nevergonnagiveyouup3352 dude no 🤦🏽‍♀️ you don't come back as NO FAILURE if you study abroad. like, what even is your point?? Western education is system is better than India is not a speculation, it's a fact. if you're coming back from a foreign country with good grades, you're securing yourself some high paying job at the foot of your career. Sundarlal Pichai is the CEO of Google majorly because he comes from Stanford, not IIT.

[@harsh....8993]

@@NeerajJain05 most of the European countries do have better education system... But America is as bad if not worst in education system

[@shahimashahima3574]

Brut team supp content, real authentic not fancy fake type what numerous were doing. Thanks to Priyanka & Priyanshu for sharing their actual up n downs. I hope this will help many folks out there. Lot's of love from Bangalore 🔥❤️ 🤩

[@Islam.A.i]

Wow I’m so teary eyed, Literally watching this video while missing my family back in India. It’s been 6 months since I moved to USA and everyday feels like 1 inch closer to achieve my ‘THE GREAT AMERICAN DREAM’. But will always miss India!❤️

[@bruhhh69]

Hey how did you managed the expenses to literally travel to USA and stay there? For us (a middle class family), it's like literally impossible to afford living in USA. Were you also Middle Class?

[@gulnarmomin8407]

@@bruhhh69 bhai 30 lakh minimum expense hai koi bhi education karlo

[@rajatkaushik10]

The Great American Dream isike Acche Din....shayad kabhi aaye. Considering income inequality in US, that Great American Dream died in 2000s only.

[@subhankarmaity2875]

@@gulnarmomin8407 but a few Indians parents can spend that money

[@Islam.A.i]

@@bruhhh69 Yes, I belong to a middle class family where my parents refused to send me to America. I had to struggle for 6 years to get here.

[@Whatt_a_drag]

Congratulations on featuring in brut india sister ❤. Always proud of you 🇮🇳. You're doing a grt job

[@TrailerMan18]

I respect these students showcasing their difficulties to others so they can know about know about the situation.

[@okiemello9927]

Will also block your Visa after border clashes:)

[@LearningNew365]

@@okiemello9927 American is better than india it's just a fact or common sense

[@randomuser5663]

“The best part is being here” Well said my friend

[@va222an]

Before I went to study abroad I lived with my parents. Even to buy bread or any item for house I used to call my parents if i can buy. So much dependency. It wasn't about money. Just that decision making skills. To cook anything I used to ask my mom if i can. How much quantity etc. Once I lived independently quick decision skills improved. Independency.

[@ladusingh2141]

Interesting the girl from Gujarat opted to work in Macdonalds where they serve beef. In her own state of Gujarat they kill muslims for that and then she worked in the pub serving alchohol ? No threat to Hinduism I see when they go abroad but love Jihad in India. How interesting.

[@aradhyanegi4897]

honestly, the reason for going abroad is never better education cause to be honest if you want good education you can always go for a top tier private college if you could not get a good govt college because of reservation or competition. students actually go abroad looking for freedom, better opportunities, and infrastructure. Most importantly it has always been a status symbol. I wish india was as free and clean, so none of us had to think of leaving.

[@randomtk]

It's funny cuz Ik several Americans who wanna leave America as well

[@eudaimonia__]

@@randomtk grass is always greener on the other side 🤷‍♀️ people always want better than what they currently have, living in a sea of opportunities in a country like America isn't enough for Americans if they aren't even happy and have a fear of getting shot for no reason

[@truth4593]

Exactly most of the students don't even attend top universities abroad

[@AyushVerma-ui7re]

what do you actually mean by reservation? you yourself aren't capable enough to compete, and shamelessly blame reservation, the truth is, if reservation is not there, then there would be much lesser seats in those govt. colleges.

[@skyward7903]

@@AyushVerma-ui7re this. The general seats are always the same, they aren't getting snatched away lol. The govt just increased the seats.

[@komalanand4325]

The content is good but I really feel that students staying in hostels in India also have to do everything by themselves. Be it washing or having tea students in hostels have same struggles. The only difference is part time job along with studies is well appreciated in abroad whereas in India this trend is very slow.The rest of Content is similar to the hosteller in India also.Staying in a hostel in a totally new state is also like abroad. I have compared the Dal, sambar as well as tea of my native state. If I don't do laundry on time then it will be piled up and plus majority of hostels don't have luxury of washing machines. People always admire of student life in abroad but I really feel that before moving to abroad have a experience of hostels during your degree or pg. We will learn a lot and we become more matured. In the initial stage Life leaving our family will suck our confidence be it in India or abroad. Later on we will change but yes our home is always the best as our family is there.

[@shahid.a.m7210]

Hostels abroad are well maintained and have goof facilities ..In india only IIT or NIT hostels are of good standard.

[@someshtangde5650]

staying in hyderabad in hostel i can surely say its diffrent from nits and iits i have to do everything on own and miss home

[@kirannadimpalli9641]

Dal, sambar lol may be you are staying in Chennai

[@someshtangde5650]

@@kirannadimpalli9641 lol noo.. we get that in hostel

[@mhdanswif6981]

❤

[@KaranSingh-tx5yv]

How to Success in Life Go Abroad Create KZbin Channel Vlog with title " Indian In America "

[@thepahadiguyy12]

and crack the algorithm

[@hooman8009]

It’s so sad people in the comments are so dumb saying that they should’ve stayed in hostel in india and done this and that.. most of the people who come abroad come from diverse backgrounds many have work experience from India, most of them have lived independently in India and are doing the same here but still consider this much difficult. I myself did my graduation in a different state in India, worked a part time job but if I missed my parents I could take the flight within a week or two and get back to them in 3 hours and here its like 18 hours, culture shock is a real thing, learning about a new country’s tax system, bus routes, cultures, work environment, finding people with whom you can connect with and talk freely. It’s damn difficult. Many students get aid here for studying also education in India is expensive just add 3-4 lakhs to that and you’ll get a community college here. I’m not encouraging brain drain but there are so many things that a person thinks of while moving abroad. For me its to get my mother settled here so that she gets a good medical in future and gets money from government, I wish to bring my sibling here so that he can study in a diverse environment. Please don’t take such reviews in negative light as no one here is saying that India is easy no india is damn difficult in its own way but so is abroad

[@mrinfluencer7258]

Both the guys dedicated to there jobs and responsibilities.... every parents want this

[@vivekanandkarpe]

When people like them go abroad atleast they're all above 18 just imagine kids are admitted in boarding school, Navodaya, Kendriya vidyalaya, gurukul, army school and other boarding school...i was one of the kid who suffered more than these abroad studying students.. boarding school at the age of 8-10 is terrific only such students can understand...ye maa baap ki yaadein, khana usse aage bahut kuch truama hota hai...

[@vivekanandkarpe]

@Hella here there are KV residential schools too..and some private coaching institutes prepares students for KV, Navodaya, morarji Desai etc.. they will be having residential so parents put them in such residential institutions for the preparations and even after joining students stay in residential/boarding..

[@Hannan_1325]

I lived in France for masters and I had the worst experience due to language. Please if you are going to a non-english country, please learn the language. Lots of universities give admission without language certification so as to get revenue from fees. I finally got admitted to a UK University for PhD and my life has been comfortable now. I completed it and Now I work in Rolls-Royce Aerospace PLC as an Aero-gas turbine and propulsion engineer. You learn to live by yourself. You learn to be self sufficient.

[@RohitSharma-pr9lb]

*Amazing documentary, these students are so so hard working, Mad Respect to them*

[@himadrimondal304]

Looking at the present situation of Education System in our country, it is totally normal for any student who gets the opportunity to study abroad to apply for it as their first choice. NTA here is literally destroying the lives of thousands of students by publishing wrong results. Our Supreme Court is totally fine with that and says that such problems will be there. Then it is also totally normal for BRAIN-DRAIN to happen in India as many deserving students don't get good colleges due to this unfair selection system. Only some rich students get that facility..........

[@rahulphoen]

Best part of being student in the UK is discounts. Cheap drinks at pub, restaurants, malls. Students students everywhere - spreading STIs here and there.

[@randomtk]

HAHAHAHAHAHAA TRUE DAT

[@liveandletlive769]

Let me narrate a story. My sister did her BDS from top college in India. She worked hard to go to USA. She secured a scholarship for a course. When she was a student,she enjoyed the freedom, the cleanliness, the culture. After the course, reality hit her when there were very few jobs for expats and only a certain criteria of jobs provided to Indians. She managed to secure a job unrelated to her academics and a few years later got married to a guy there only. For a few years, they enjoyed their privacy, no in-laws interference, roamed a lot. Then they had a child. Then my mother had to go there and work as a nanny for 6 to 8 months free of cost. Post that, her mother in law went to serve as a free nanny. Post that they themselves had to look after the kid, household stuff and their respective jobs as well. Now it started pinching them that they're always tired and there was no one to help them. Now they started to miss their family and started begging to these old woman to come and help them. The kid is now working in a different state in USA and visits the parents rarely only on weekends. My sister ans her husband now miss India a lot when they see all the family updates on whatsApp groups. Meanwhile last year when they visited india they saw how much india has transformed ans everything is just one app or just one click away. They saw how I outsource all the unproductive tasks and save time for my family, take care of the health of my old parents and my in laws. My parents who were once proud of my sister for securing an admission abroad are now bitter... That she has not fulfilled any responsibility of a daughter as she was settled abroad. P. S... I believed and still do, in the potential India carries. I completed my engineering n did my mba in India. I have slogged hard n I m the Director of a company in India. Just Fyi, I belong to general category and my father was a railway tc and my mother a house wife The euphoria of being abroad is just for a few years. Wait till they get married and start a family! 😂

[@radhikadutta9717]

I do feel it’s much more difficult for medical people to study and get jobs in usa. It’s so much easier for engineering people to study and get a job in usa. Medical degrees are not recognised in usa but engineering is, which makes engineers go there and directly start with masters. I am proud that you succeeded in India. yes, I do agree with the kids part as well. Kids become totally American and don’t have that kind of attachment which we have towards our loved ones.

[@mithrandirzecan558]

@Brutus Caesar The grandmothers as nannies is very common. And A lot of Indians still feel otherised culturally in white countries. So before you drink that 'muh foreign cool-aid' consider everything you are going to face.

[@sanikapatil9782]

It's not like in India married couples don't face problems after kids and all. And even in India people call their parents to take care of their kids. And the thing about not getting a good job she should have researched before applying if that country has good jobs and other things related. If you apply right you get right. And India has developed so much you say as but what about the education education in a small public university is most of the time better than most colleges in India.

[@letscookhealthy7047]

Wow this is spot on! Best observation,coming from someone that has lived abroad for 17 years with 3 kids. .

[@atharvakarawade9054]

honestly as a general category student its really really hard to excel in entrance exams. You must be an exception if you've done your mba from a tier 1 college. Even if i slog a lot, I'll simply not get the opportunity as India prefers reserved class over merit. This is a sole factor which makes students study abroad where talent is preferred. Yes, living away from your home country has lots of cons but clearly India is still playing caste and religion based politics and is not developed in any sense of the world.

[@tonedeaf8688]

College students intern in India as well, and most college students have found ways to make money during their semesters, honestly what they showed is not much different from what Indian students have to go through here. When you leave your home isn’t it just the same, being responsible for your bills, and meals, and your life. The bigger difference is probably accommodating in a new culture which i feel like i have enough of it given how i just moved to an eastern state from a northern one

[@स्नेहाश्रीवास्तव]

I also want to go abroad . Better living condition , better environment and everything. One day i will also go

[@alpaciandecatre4385]

And of course, if u speak in of the US, no culture 😅

[@_zeus_9344]

Please don’t fall into all these fake dilusions…be smart and make the right choices

[@ayushonkar850]

@@alpaciandecatre4385 culture does not matter. Even if a country does not have culture, it can still be successful.

[@gigachad6117]

@@ayushonkar850 ikr

[@EJK2099]

@@ayushonkar850 That's the greatest stupid thing I have heard. Without culture, there are no morals, no connect to your ancestors and traditions, and no real meaning to life

[@randomstuffswithrrd]

I am doing my MBBS in Maharashtra. I also have a dream to go to the West and make a life there. This video is exciting for someone like me.. Please make more of these..

[@darreldennis7115]

You shouldn't have gone for MBBS then. It will be very difficult.

[@shubhsinghal4364]

Brain drain

[@ElonMusk-tb2yi]

@@shubhsinghal4364 better than brain in drain

[@shubhsinghal4364]

@@ElonMusk-tb2yi That is why I am going to IIT and you are not lol

[@ElonMusk-tb2yi]

@@shubhsinghal4364 Who said that I want to go to IIT? 😂😂

[@abhinavinsearchofthelost]

We love our families so much in Indian that it is hard to be parted from them. But you can't fly if you are afraid to spread your wings. ❤🇬🇧❤🇮🇳❤

[@yuvrajthakur7442]

I don't see any struggle going abroad Most of my friends are going abroad to avoid competition as they have ample of money to use

[@bhuvneshlatawa8874]

"avoid competetion" whats even the competetion left after reservations for sc st obc minority pwd ews lol merit dekho pehle general valon ki phir bolo

[@vikramsahay5993]

@@bhuvneshlatawa8874 see that's an issue for some minority people ... those reservations are good for the tribals who are willing to leave villages and study in cities onpaar with metropolitan students but It has been exploited for decades till now over 70 percent of minorities are exploiting this reservation system where only 30 percent are benefited with reservations it can't be undone I wish there are no reservations after a decade that our next generation will have no hatred towards others and only merit may achieve seat in competitive exam 😉

[@yuvrajthakur7442]

@@bhuvneshlatawa8874 EWS

[@bhuvneshlatawa8874]

@@vikramsahay5993 exactly jisko milna chaihiye use toh education tak proper nahi mila

[@prachishardul5380]

In abroad, anyways they need labourers. Indian are hardworking and are ready to work overtime for it. You will obviously face some kind of racialism. There are good universities there, but people over there are living with all kinds of allowance, they don't know what it is to do hardwork for your job so people there are less qualified than Indians are. Fact is fact.

[@aryansandhu3871]

People are going on all about going to study in abroad living in abroad enjoying life in abroad it is not easy. I am living abroad as an international student working, sometimes doing double shifts in a day. It is not easy at all first of all you have to work almost everyday otherwise how will you be able to afford your living expense other is that you have to save for your college fees which is hell lotta expensive for international student. After that you have to study. The curriculum here is completely different from back in our home country. Here there is more emphasis on assignments one has to follow the guidelines rule to pass the unit. Making your own food is not easy at all. Attending classes going to work and sleep that’s all left of your life till the time you are studying. So think twice before you decide going to study abroad. And if you are choosing a good course which gives you a high chance of better employment don’t hesitate to take the student loans.

[@trepein9820]

There are lakhs of students in india and other countries who would want to be in a 'struggling' situation as you are and they won't even crib like you. Life is not a fairytale even in West. You need to work hard for it. So stop crying and be grateful that you are not stuck in a shitty third world country and start practicing gratitude coz this victim mentality of yours won't take you far in life, Mr ananya pandey of struggle.

[@nil4416]

@@trepein9820 lmao your the one cribbing . Everyone’s struggles are different! Not everyone are like you . That person was just sharing his/her experiences living abroad. Anaya did have privilege at the same time a lot of trolling , cyber bullying was done to her that affected of mental health . She have the privilege because of her family , but did she deserve the trolling ? Absolutely nope . & ya follow your toxic positivity to yourself, who are you to tell someone won’t go far ? Think for yourself! Victim mentality? Learn about the term 1st . Honestly you sound like you’re really unhappy within yourself innerly . Peace out !!!

[@trepein9820]

@@nil4416 batte sannatta! Why are you getting so offended? Is he your dad? Of course I know hez sharing his struggle and similarly m talking about how being grateful eventually help them coz the kind of victim mentality he is showing widout checking his nice privilege will make things crazier for him. But who tf are you? Seems like you are the one who is extremely unhappy with ur life. That's why u have so much time to comment on random ppl conversations.. Get a life brah!

[@stxfdt1240]

@@trepein9820 shut up

[@rajsingh8372]

@@trepein9820 see everything u said is okay but don't call india a shity third world country. Please be respectful for what your country have done to you. No matter where u go u will be identified as a Indian.

[@hgkhuman6619]

Good job Daughter 😊. I'm proud of you. Keep Growing ❤️

[@shihabshaikh4809]

પૈસા ક્યાથી લાયવા આલ્લા બધા?

[@DhruvSharma14]

Great video, I was in same shoes and I totally understand what they were going through. Thanks for bringing our issues to light

[@dr.strange5815]

Thank you @brutindia and the two students for bringing this video also thanks to others who are sharing their own experiences.

[@shrinivasmutalik7067]

See all these things are to be done in India also!!Basically all the personal stuff has to be done by yourself!That is real freedom and Independence!!

[@dattebayo07]

if you study in abroad , you have to sacrifice family but youll become a stronger version of youreself. Youll find your true self.

[@themotivator9982]

It was a time when students from all over the world used to come to India to study

[@eudaimonia__]

Yeah in history, but things have drastically changed now, sadly

[@ElonMusk-tb2yi]

Time changes everything

[@themotivator9982]

@Aashish Telgote ur madrasa knowledge every one wants

[@avvsk11]

I’m a masters student in Canada and I feel like studying abroad is such a scam! You just keep paying for everything. The education is good but also so much hyped. The actual learning experience is out of the classroom which is universally true. So not like countries in the west tell you some secrets of a great career inside the classes. You learn from the people you meet. But there’s so much loneliness, it takes a toll on you. If you’re someone very close to your roots, you will question a lot. Like there’s this fascination Indians have for native English speakers or the white people which is so unnecessary! You’ve been taught they are better or superior in many ways than you but do you listen to them carefully? They are talking shit. I’m very proud of people in india who are struggling and fighting their fight. Please know that you are not missing out on anything. Your struggle is real and keep working hard. Indians abroad: hang in there! ❤️

[@shreypatel9379]

Some things you said are true but the benefits of living in such a place outweighs some struggles you'd need to endure during your initial phase

[@avvsk11]

@@shreypatel9379 Hi Shrey, I agree with you. Although we also need to analyse what’s benefit. That varies from person to person. For example- some people are happy abroad without family but with all the facilities that the country provides and for some family life is more important than earning unlimited. So I guess it has got both.

[@shreypatel9379]

@@avvsk11 Yeah fair enough. Me personally, i can live all by myself, which resonates with the individualist ideology that people in the west live by. But majority of indians have family centric way of living for which west might not be the best option. To each their own i guess

[@tinaperez7393]

Vir Das has a joke about how hearing an Indian speak English with a British accent is like hearing a cat bark like a dog. Dogs are not a cats normal friend nor should they want to talk like them!

[@avvsk11]

@@tinaperez7393 hello Tina! Looks like your wit isn’t any lesser than VD’s. Thanks for sharing this one.

[@lenswars]

I am studying in Canada right now...and let me tell you guys ....there is nothing like India ... At the end of day you gonna feel lonely deep inside because there is no one here and you gonna earn money just for urself because ur family and friend aren't here ... & That money means nothing because u don't have anyone to spend with you ..just some friends who will be with you just for a year or two that's it . At the end of the day ...you are just an immigrant . I highly recommend guys to stay in your own home country and do something . I am Also gonna go back to India after finishing studies.

[@as_ashutosh386]

very well said

[@oishanubhora1604]

Yeah it's better to gain as much as you can in those 1-2 years and come back and use in India.

[@suryaprakashkar754]

We should just take the needed education, grab money and comeback to india ...like we Indians have been exploited so much by the foreign colonies and so on.. no need to stay and live abroad forever .earn and comeback..do and live for the nation. Reverse brain drain👍

[@darreldennis7115]

sadly alot of students hate Canada. Its a rough country to live in due to the extreme weather and loneliness.

[@radhika26cv]

@@as_ashutosh386 What about Indian friends? I'm sure everbody wants a companion and nobody wants to be alone. Don't they keep in touch after college? I think Indians should stay together abroad. They'll feel less lonely. Why do they lose contact with each other after completing their studies?!

[@kimjongun7590]

My dream is to be truck driver in Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦😍😍😍

[@happypotato480]

🚛🚛🚒🚒😍😍😍

[@Thundergel-n5l]

Why do you want a job when you have a country, North Korea 😂😛

[@qatarnakhyderabadi9222]

Actually life is more harsh than it’s shown in video, as most people don’t have proper jobs to pay bills plus they have family to take care back home.

[@hossainayon9588]

Easier than india tho

[@Terrinist]

the best part of living abroad is to see cleaner countries and MAYBE less competition for now. Look at india, so many people are studying for courses to become doctors or other profession but barely few of them gain the opportunities while others fail miserably

[@ericamacdonia5437]

You guy's will make your parents proud one day.....🥰 This is the biggest dream of parents that their child does well in life ☺️ keep it up ...do well ... take care ♥️

[@nehashirodkar1273]

yes they will make their parents proud by spending their parents money and going for an education abroad , instead of funding it themselves

[@ericamacdonia5437]

@@nehashirodkar1273But you don't know girl .... whatever money they have taken they will return 10 time's more than the amount taken from the parents 🙂 also if they wants , they can settle their entire family there....and along with them...they can set the life of their parents as well and last thing such a comment can only be done in whose life nothing is happening ....this could be the reason 😂 Make your own life , nothing wil happen by biting other's life 🤷

[@ASH-gc7kb]

@@nehashirodkar1273 its not like they wont earn anything after studying there....just that they get better education

[@nehashirodkar1273]

@@ericamacdonia5437 i have a super fabulous life girl and i did it all on my own.. best of luck to you

[@nehashirodkar1273]

@@ASH-gc7kb i beg to differ , the education they get there is the same as here. We are all entitled to our opinions, but i suggest you do a little research in terms of syllabus and texts of the foreign universities with Indian universities before joining either

[@akashchowdhury2856]

"My dream was not to study abroad, it was to study in USA?" Bhai koi meaning ha?

[@nehashirodkar1273]

matlab USA hai toh status symbol hai.. aur India mein padho toh gobar hai

[@_prash]

@@nehashirodkar1273 😂😂 yeah true, education is mostly same but what we get after graduating makes us lag behind these foreign universities and simple reason is the Over-population

[@nehashirodkar1273]

@@_prash I agree but life isn't that horrid in India yaar. People need to get over the colonial hangover, that getting a degree abroad is the only validation needed. I have a good life, basics are fine and i am working hard in the best manner possible. May not be living in metro and working in an MNC but I'm happy

[@shwetaverma3782]

@@nehashirodkar1273 rightly said

[@trueword4971]

@@nehashirodkar1273 you have never seen how some people live in this Nigeria like country

[@ishaangarg9288]

I am studying psychological sciences in Australia at university of south Australia. I don't understand what indians means when they say the education abroad is really good?! I mean it is surely a perception when I was in India I use to think same way, but after living here I fail to make sense of education is better in what way?!

[@AnushkaSharma-xh4xk]

Maybe because you went to Australia lol

[@ishaangarg9288]

@@AnushkaSharma-xh4xk thats the point! I mean a lot of our perceptions crumble once you live in the west. Most of what we believe about west in India is nothing but work done by PR agencies of west and in part Netflix!

[@_prash]

No of students there is less so people get job easily after graduating unlike india and I don't think except China and India we have such huge competition anywhere else for a college seat.

[@ishaangarg9288]

@@_prash sure thing! I think yeah that's quite correct! The thing is we see western societies by cheery picking some facts but ignoring others! Or say the way their movies and governments wants us to see!

[@hitishawaghela5183]

@@_prash well said!!

[@awsmsahill6414]

Why that bg tone is sooo emotional literally giving Goosebumps 🙆🏻‍♂️

[@RajalJulian]

You can be in your country and still achieve success. All you need is having the mindset of the Rich. Spend less and invest More. don't give up on your dreams.

[@AhmedNisan]

Well said. Money invested is far better than money saved. When you invest, it gives you the opportunity to increase your financial worth

[@MuhammadAfreez]

Talking about investment, do you know what one can invest and be successful? I really to start investing to avoid rat race during retirement

[@GregPaul-ic4sv]

investing in Bitcoin, stock, Gold, is good idea but you will need a professional to guide you through the process

[@JamesClara-nl6ii]

​@@GregPaul-ic4svyes you're right. But finding a professional isn't as easy as it sounds because I've been searching for one

[@rosemaryjames3319]

First of all students are going abroad knowing all these.. They have ofcourse done a detailed enquiry about how to have a living there... And most importantly its not only in abroad.. there are many students who are living away from home, on their own have to do everything... buying groceries, cooking, washing, paying billls etc and that's not a big deal....and one should not wait to go somewhere or until a time that you must do the house chores.. You can even practice it early at your home.... without the gender difference.

[@vijrah3600]

There are many a people who do the same in India who lived in a village and left for a city to work ,learn, study and for national duty.

[@sourabhdutta700]

Absolutely , actually the main thing is money , who have that precious thing can afford anything yes they can study abroad.

[@14-c1amitanshu9]

Love Priyanshu (Neutron Nerds) .... Your vlog's are always cool....😍 it's lot of fun whenever I watch ....♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@priyankakhuman4028]

Thank you for sharing the video. It was a pleasure! 😊 ✨

[@gypsycurse9040]

" what is the best part of being here?" =" the best part is being here"

[@mayankkapri7305]

Very real and raw video, thanks to both you guys to share your, a day in us/uk, very good vlog👍

[@RKagora862]

As an Indian I can really say living in US i should definitely follow a sage life to be honest don't think about anything outside just focus on for what you have come

[@kaustavchakraborty8379]

Q: What is the best part about being here? A: //chuckles// The best part is BEING here

[@yagneshpatel1183]

life is race in foreign. some never feel what this land ( mother India ) give you . Always with India . India is our pride.

[@agrajyadav2951]

Oh. You think there is more competition there? Wow.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@agrajyadav2951 In India you have family in Good families people help each other There is rest in life IF you got sick abroad for any reason you will be alone ... Just alone

[@jaitrasaketh767]

@@_kartik_chauhan That teaches independence. Do you think family will be there for you for whole life ?

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@jaitrasaketh767 No they are not going to be there that's why for the time they are there be with them

[@abhishekrathore7045]

What's the best part being here THE BEST PART IS BEING HERE It tells everything

[@ronitbanerjee2678]

True

[@thefashionamclothing]

👍👍 Glad that finally I got to watch the original video. 👍👍

[@kamalchakraborty6026]

That's independence, you can plan what u want to do etc. That's power actually. Enjoy your stay there.

[@AAA-bh3zw]

Well said ! “The best part is being here”

[@malinichauhan8318]

Neutron Nerds 🔥🔥 His vlogs are always amazing 🤟

[@SanaKhan-qf7cp]

What a stupid video, that girl is literally comparing living abroad with living without parents, here in India as well people leave their towns and family to move to bigger cities and learn adulting, she could have talked about actually the difference in being abroad as supposed to not being taken care by your parents and getting cooked food on the table

[@alpaciandecatre4385]

Even I felt that. But that was only the girl. She probably just expressed her gloom. Don't need to go mental over that 😎

[@spookyneha7670]

True.. I am also paying my bills rent.. Even while living with my parents.. what comparsion is that 😅

[@spookyneha7670]

The girls boys who lives in delhi, bangalore etc cities without their parents.. they also live same life…

[@debasmitamohapatra7538]

She talked about students in general. It's fine. Obviously staying abroad is not similar to staying in a different city in India. Listen to their perspective and don't be so critical.

[@Hanzala_Siddique]

In India most of the students either live in Hostels or PGs so this comparison was okay. Btw he don't ask our parents for money ;)

[@saurabhshah4879]

I was born and raised in America, so I never had to face this problem. I was given all the resources and grew up in a very financially well off family. I am lucky. I visited 30 countries and am starting my own business.

[@sushantthecoolboy]

Pateli marna hai bas

[@saggittarius321]

You are financially well, that's why didn't face difficulties, stop boasting

[@trepein9820]

Gujaratis are most cunning. Settle in foreign places and support modi govt in India who is responsible for polarization, hate and communalism in country. They will say modi is best for india but will never come back to check out the ache din of their homeland under the great gujarati king of india.

[@joicy3308]

Accha

[@eliot2244]

I wish I was blessed like u :( here in India I m hope and praying to God to give me birth in USA or any western country in next life because in this current life of mine is ending sooner miserably/. my cousins are also blessed they born in new zealand and living there peacefully without any problem while I m here dying everyday and getting curse from these parents/

[@tokoryu4594]

Studying abroad is like study, class, working, hard to do but intresting

[@nightgazerx6263]

Festivals and culture, hostel and mess are the 2 big plus points of India. If India had funding and money like the west it would be heaven for students like how Nalanda University was back in the old days until fanatic Bakhtiyar Khilji.

[@sattviktripathy3587]

The video is really accurate until she said she's going to read bhagwad gita.THERE'S NO WAY IM BELIEVING THAT

[@RyaThoughts]

This is same for anyone living out side of there home . Not just uk . You have to do everything ur own .

[@VishyVV]

Hope all the kids that go abroad stay safe, will do well in their studies, get a job either there or back home and not forget to pay the loan taken from the banks. The student loans are amounting to a lot in the banks. Also not to forget their parents who may be paying some of their loans already...

[@travelworld2738]

That guy is living in a very good apartment and driving a bmw. So either he's rich or he's taking a lot of credit. 😅

[@userxxx123]

NONE OF YOUR BUISNESS

[@radhika26cv]

@@userxxx123 Dude! If a person is driving bmw , I'll surely point that out. The guy just said he is rich. It's comment section, you can express your views. I don't know why people get offended so easily nowadays. I mean if somebody is rich, I'll surely wonder how he got a bmw. That's human nature. NITPICKING AT ITS PEAK

[@travelworld2738]

@@userxxx123 dude take a chill pill. It's a public comment section, so I can comment on it. And I'm not saying anything derogatory. So calm down and take a chill pill.

[@diamondmaterial110]

Apparently, Brut chose the kids to showcase what adulting is in Abroad. That’s ironic.

[@vloggersvlogs4354]

THE FOLLOWING KIDS GO FOR: USA - KIDS OF RICH PARENTS OR THOSE WHO GET SCHOLARSHIPS CANADA/AUSTRALIA - MIDDLE CLASS KIDS MOSTLY TAKE LOAN TO TAKE PR AND WORK PART TIMES GERMANY - LOWER MIDDLE CLASS KIDS WHERE TUITION FEES IS FREE.

[@jain8944]

lower middle class cannot afford germany lol. flight expenses, living etc is costly. also depends on city tbh

[@shivam_nagar69]

middle class - germany & canada & australia Lower middle class do go but very less in number

[@jain8944]

@@shivam_nagar69 imo only like REALLY skilled lower middle class can go.

[@saivardhanchowdary7918]

German Universities are tuition free but have strict admission requirements as compared to other countries, as nobody wants to spend money if they are getting something for free. In other countries you can easily change your field of study, but, its not the case in Germany and also being a non-English speaking nation and it has its own disadvantages and you need to have at least 15-20 lakhs for living expenses alone for 2 years depending on the size of the city. Its not like a rich or poor kids game, rather the aspirants have to look in a broader perspective.

[@asianfan7373]

They are so young 🥺🥺🥺 Best wishes from me

[@Achintyanath]

Very interesting. I am used to living alone in India and I cook my food myself. I think I should also think about going out of India and doing a masters degree or something.

[@amans6504]

I hate it when these privilaged kids say "sara kuch khud krna pdta hai", "cooking is hard", i mean LOL man, any random kid who lived in hostel knows how to cook or how to live by themselves, just that those who go to study abroad are highly pampered indian kids who never cooked maggy before.

[@sunnyoberies5795]

Biggest problem in abroad is money.

[@Manisha-kd4bj]

Half of my friends left for studying abroad and i got stuck in Delhi University lmao.

[@tardtryinhard]

literally, 90 percent of my class is in abroad, and im here lurking in jee syllabus. #punjab

[@goodman8469]

Same man, most of my friends also left India and I am stuck here living in this hell where there's no room for growth and personal development. Toxic parents treating you like a robot, teachers abusing their powers, religious bigots doing bullshit and what not . Wanna leave this hell as soon as possible

[@lanticocean]

@@goodman8469 It would be fun when you experience the second class immigrant treatment there, If you have money tho then no problem.

[@spyrex3988]

this place is hell

[@thevoid786]

Thanks brut for making us aware of do's and dont's the lifestyle and all the stuff as if not like students but for anything if we ever pursue a life over there How it should be Thanks a ton BRUT

[@tgagaming1354]

Faith in the hindi people and other country you guys have hidden potential.

[@capt_vicky]

Thank you for this. I planning for Germany. Hope everything's go well with me.

[@parshuram0711]

Well, that’s how every youngster spend their day in the UK and US. Most Indians tend to get cozy and lazy in home county and they struggle during their higher studies abroad.

[@planetwonders]

If we work as hard in India, there is no place in the world like home. Lots of money in India too just one needs to be patient and focused on what they want from life. People who "want" a better life can make it here too but they're too chicken to commit here but gladly work 3 jobs in US UK and relearn how to be disciplined or a professional person etc etc in a completely different system.

[@NM-bq2dr]

Who said people go abroad for money people generally go abroad as they generally don't get recognised for their hard work

[@trepein9820]

It's not just the money. People are fed up of BJP hindu muslim and corruption politics. No body gives a shit about environment. India is still the most polluted country in the world but who cares. Why anyone wants to work hard here when the infrastructure is shit and the politicians are gawaar and nobody talks about relevant and important issues. You can earn hell lot of money here by working extremely hard but u can die young because of extreme pollution. Riots happen every now and then.. Taxes are high and inflation is crazy high too. And the govt is damn ruthless. They don't give a shit about citizens. So It's not just the money. It's about hell lot of other things. No wonder ppl are dying to go to foreign places.

[@_zeus_9344]

I completely agree with you brother

[@namra9294]

@@NM-bq2dr no their main aim is money along with quality education ..but money matters

[@Battamizi]

I also want to study abroad as an Indian… But I’m terrified because of Khalistan and Indian clashes that are happening right now all over the world…

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

Atleast they don’t get beaten up Mercilessly by so called ‘Teachers’.

[@janazapak]

This is the most luxuries living style of Indian students in canada, where the actual real crysis of indian students in canada is far more worse than the imaginations.

[@JharkhandiVlogger623]

Love you ( neutron nerds ) your are my favorite youtuber and I watch your videos so love you 😍 😘

[@whatever_music]

Don't move until you are mentally prepared for the worst case scenario taht could happen. We all know it's not a walk in the park to move abroad for studies or any other reason. Not just moving abroad, anywhere in life if you take any big decision impulsively without proper research & consulting, you're gonna regret it. Simple as that.

[@mansipandit6310]

Congratulations to everyone staying abroad getting in best college the irony is the way they are working in so called lower jobs in india same people say eww you do this while living in india ...its easy calling doing same amount of work in restaurant as disgusting because its indian .

[@The92Abhi]

8:32 Impressed to see that you read the Bhagavad-gita

[@White_beast1717]

Could’ve been done better, dint expect this from brut.!

[@dheenaswetha4579]

It is nice to be among our family and relatives rather than going abroad to study 📖 really felt homesick

[@sindhuugandhar]

Iam also going to join my university next week in Uk🇬🇧, but the thing is iam mom with 2 kids, iam going alone, I don't know how iam goind to fight this period, without my husband and kids, I think I will do it well

[@samiksha7899]

You can do it! May I know your going for masters or undergrad

[@sindhuugandhar]

@@samiksha7899 masters in business management

[@anonymousfrnd326]

All the best

[@Namanfornature]

Normalize respecting 'networking' and 'privacy'.

[@satyaharish7788]

When i was yooung i really wanted to move to usa. But growing up, i dont feel that excited about us but Scandinavian and baltic are ❤️❤️

[@eudaimonia__]

why are some people so negative here, I don't see why if someone *wants* to study abroad and can afford it, whether by loans or directly, should not go there.

[@jaitrasaketh767]

Exactly !

[@nehashirodkar1273]

kids in the video live in a different city , you will have to do exactly what u r doing all by yourself without family. it's the same experience. I mean looks like these guys are entitled kids at home, mummy khana do, mummy kapdey Kahan hai, mummy mummy

[@ripejourneyman]

No offence but most stuff is equivalent to living anywhere other than your home state within India. Making food, paying bills and doing stuff you normally don't these are not really something you only experience going abroad, you simply do even when you live independently. The difference comes when we talk about culture, way of living, cost and finance and of course distance from your own country.

[@anubhav440]

Bhai this jharkhand guy is driving a BMW over there in student life 🙄🙄

[@anxiousapien31]

i think it is the case with every foreign student not just india . but yeah it's good to hear from them . this happened to me as well when i shifted from Kashmir to Delhi.