How much can you REALLY EARN by working abroad?

[@AkshatZayn]

►Check out my Study Abroad Program: wisdomhatch.com/study-abroad/

[@yuvjyotihazarika6887]

Sir, Will u re-balance the smallcases periodically which you have created recently..if u re-balance it, shall be get to know at that time

[@munishvaid266]

Hi dear Akshat (sir). How to reach out to you regarding counseling wrt GMAT. Please respond. Thanks.

[@sreism]

I live in Ireland and it's very very costly 😀

[@NeelMonk]

Akshat, 1.25x is better. 1.5 seems very fast.. and thanks for the content.

[@vijaytogla2614]

Hi Akshat sir...how can i contact you about my carrier..plz reply sir🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@NeuropsychiatrywithDrAnkit]

YOUR MARKETING GAME IS JUST NEXT LEVEL.. HIGHLY IMPRESSED

[@AdityaShergill]

The movement he mentioned "Cases of coffee" I came down to check the comments if some actually figured this out.

[@kksilvery]

Can you tell a out it?

[@kannadigasachin]

Good advice. Very well analysed. My advice, is learn some European language (German, French or Dutch) either apply for masters or a job & Relocate to Europe, getting a citizenship is easy, also you have opportunities to invest in market world over. Your retirement, medical care and education of your children is taken care by the govt. Plus if you love vacations & adventure no better place than Europe. Enjoy life.

[@basilj8981]

Could you let me know what country is good to travel with family with a kid . Am the only earning member at the moment

[@devanshgaur_]

@sripad I think Canada is also a very good choice if we see from the perspective of getting a PR.

[@harmony202]

@Sebulev Potente Muslim, arent you?

[@hehehaha755]

Medical care is cheeper in India compared to those European countries, children education is free in govt. schools not in private schools, same as in India. In these countries you need to pay atleast 40-50% of your salary in as tax😂 don't think the facilities are free. Leave about buying a property, renting also very expensive. Theses are only good to make some saving and coming back to home country.

[@Mike-wc4zq]

​@@hehehaha755 Agree with the cheap medical facilities but education from govt school bro better be illiterate😅😂.Poor facilities , bad infrastructure, unskilled teacher, bloody politics etc make the govt school. If govt school is so good then every middle class would have take admission in govt schoolbfor their children.

[@cipher-6.66]

I moved abroad not for the money or career, I moved mainly to live in a western developed country with good quality of life, lifestyle and a access to better infrastructure. I am happy with the move i made.

[@KSHITIJA_SAMANT]

Which field? and how?

[@pareshpandit5591]

What good quality of life means to you? May be your perception about it is different but I just hope you have taken your parents their too

[@cipher-6.66]

@@KSHITIJA_SAMANT I am a software engineer Moved on PR in 2018.

[@youthoobyo7954]

Which country did u move to ?

[@sumit6190p]

You are lying to yourself if your say that u moved to foreign country not for the money.

[@birajdey4566]

Real happiness is all about 'you'. You decide what brings happiness to 'you'. You can go and settle in mars & still be sad. Figuring out what gives you true 'happiness' is the only thing you need to take care of. Nothing else. Peace!

[@Travellholik]

That's very well said .. of course coming to abroad has it's benefit and can really add up to your work experience and helps with savings. I can say this based on my experience, I have decided to move back to India from US in Oct and have no regrets. #peace :)

[@ramalingamsadasivan2835]

Perfect answer all this international orientation is colonial hangover.

[@abhaypr081]

Happiness is state of mind. And this state depends on how healthy you are, how healthy your relationship is with family friends and colleagues and how much bank balance you have.

[@yasssh7835]

@@Travellholik hi, were you in cs/it field?

[@Kathakathan11]

@@abhaypr081 bank balance is crucial, good investment is too. But beyond that we need purpose as well. Atleast I have decided to have better purpose before I have kid. I don’t want my kid to be in this rat race. If I can explore world then only I can give my kid better choice and opportunities.

[@ROHITKSINGH107]

man, when I accidentally play your videos at normal speed, it sounds like super slow-mo. I am addicted to watching at 1.75x now

[@Badbadderbaddest]

Very balanced in all aspects. I have struggled and settled in US. The first 3-5 years are a challenge financially and socially. How ever it's the easiest place to be a millionaire.

[@tito98496]

I always knew this.But I am hearing this for the first time , from an experienced individual. Thanks

[@1003kaykay]

Hello Akshat, Really enjoy your LinkedIn & KZbin snippets. Really insightful. Keep 'em coming. Also, as someone working in the USA, I absolutely relate with the point of 'belongingness'. Everything might be perfect here, but I still miss Delhi; the street food, metro, people, local haunts etc. I know many people in India might think I am absurd, but these feelings only emanate once you are far far away from home.

[@hardiksharma5751]

Love the new editing style! I feel that the more modern type of graphics are great to attract the attention of people from a younger demographic

[@romylovechuchi]

In New York your getting 130000 is as equal to get 85000 in a normal second tier city in US , being in US for 10 years + I can easily say if you reach US in IT field you can easily make between 5000 to 6500$ monthly after tax and easily save half of it with a quality life style , similarly in Canada ( but 1000$ less plus value of cad is also less ) the challenge is to reach US and to stay here long term till you get a GC . But in a city Like Bangalore or Hyderabad it was hard to save 25000rs monthly after all the expenses . I am not talking about high exceptionally skilled people I am talking about normal IT guys .

[@sociopath2108]

normal it guy wdym

[@soumil1073]

I studied in Belgium and got a job in Germany, since i knew German. Learning local language, really helps :) Germany, Netherlands and Belgium have good opportunities. You could also travel to all 27 EU countries without any trouble. For example, in Germany, you get a PR within 3 years, if your salary is above a specific limit..! There are job vacancies in Europe in almost every profession you can think of. We just need to learn the local language, that's it!

[@techieplex]

Inspiring .. what about in 30s

[@soumil1073]

@@techieplex continue working in 30s as well, earn good amount of money, invest it in good companies and retire in your early 40s 😉

[@tejachinu3487]

Refer me

[@ShubhamSaxena-te7nb]

Even if you learn German you won't be able to hold a conversation like the native speakers! I mean you just did a course and they grew up here, getting that level of fluency takes like at least 10 years. I know people who have been living in Germany since last 15 years and still struggle when it comes to speaking in a group where everyone is a native speaker. Not to mention that there is a lot of "Umgangssprache" words which are used and you can't know all of them. It's a very long process and might take half of your life. The only people who would enjoy are your kids, because for them it would lot easier and also to make friends with people. The feeling of belongingness is never there, you are just a cog in the entire wheel, the only people with whom you can hang out with is other fellow Indians, even if you can speak C2 level German. Then comes the taxes part and I can go on and on, but it's of no use :) Also if you are getting married in the future, I assume you're marrying someone from India, then your spouse also have to learn the language and maybe they don't have the interest "oder keine Lust", then it would really get very lonely for them! Moreover, your kids will grow up learning only German and not much English, which will confine them only to Germany. All I want to say is that people should know the big picture before making any decisions as those decisions are gonna influence not only theirs but also other people's lives who would be dependent on them.

[@soumil1073]

Very well said! These are also some of the aspects which one should be aware of, before making any decisions. But frankly speaking, i also wasn't aware of these negative aspects and simply took the decision to move abroad, and looking back 8 years, i don't regret them at all. Although the points you mentioned above are all correct, living in any country outside our home-country has its own challenges, it's all about how we find our way out of it. Taxes, yes they are high, but as Akshat says in his videos, when you are in a higher income bracket in India, you pay high taxes too, but do we get good health care, infrastructure and social security facilities in our country? we get all these facilities here. That doesn't mean we should leave India forever and settle in these countries. Even living and earning here for 5-10 years of our life, will give us that financial push and a good career growth, to go back to India and work at a higher post in any company or work on our own startup, and contribute to the growth of our country by being a job creator :) I have friends who speak really great German and have integrated into the society very well, and also friends who, decided to move back to India permanently, because of the points you rightly mentioned above. So I think it is definitely worth taking that risk to study abroad, find a job to recover all that education money within two years, and then make a decision whether to stay longer or to go back to India. In both the cases we are not losing anything, just gaining :)

[@mansiaggarwal4839]

Hi Akshat. The level of knowledge you are offering on KZbin is absolutely commendable. Hats off!!!!

[@thebharaths12]

This is the first video of Akshat that I felt too vague & generic. And it eventually ended up marketing his business "Cases over Coffee"with 0 value.

[@RaviShankar-nm9ov]

You have been doing great service to Indian society by bringing out reality

[@muktharnoor3730]

Back then in 2014 i worked for 3 companies together with full efforts in sales i could make 1 lakh only. Then i went abroad i got 1.5 with 10% effort along with better standard of living

[@double_courage57]

I belonged to the last category where I wanted to work for a few years and return (which I did) to be with family. I left a high paying job in US and an extremely comfortable suburban life to work at a startup in India. IMO the amount of work that you need to put in for the kind of lifestyle offered in India is totally NOT worth it. Planning to move back next year. Fingers crossed!

[@TiMon-Experience]

Understanding what you want from the Time and Money invested in terms of Experience helps you to gain better clarity

[@rahulyadav-yn6qs]

You forgot Heavy income tax in countries Like United states and UK, Also hyper expensive health care & Medical Bills. Racism in United states, you will always be a Treated as a 3rd grade citizen in US, Canada, Germany even the Police Do not take Interest in Taking your Complaints Against Racial Remarks by locals and resident Individuals. You will not be able to enjoy the benefits of Govt Policies and Schemes, First right Goes to Whites living there, Then goes to Blacks, then comes the Category of People from South Asia, Racism is Real and Its a Serious issue in US and Germany, you will face it, Even in some parts of Canada, how do i know my friend is an IT Engineer he have been to US, Germany during On site job. Grass always looks greener on the Other Side. Those broad road, Tall building, Parks and Nightlife in Pubs will all fade away after few years once you'll see your friend enjoying their lives in India, and you will start to feel that you never really belong their, Life is so Fake and Material in western Countries, they Wont treat you like their own.

[@sociopath2108]

lol dont get injured in usa or else u will go bankrupt lol and its true

[@GunsAndRoses-p1g]

Working abroad is awesome if you are working in Middle East. No income tax, even US stock market income is not taxed. High quality of life. And india is few hours away. Lots of Indians are there in Middle East.

[@swagatsaikia3492]

Hey Akshat, thanks for the wonderful video. It would be really helpful if you could create a video on professional careers and lifestyles from PPP perspective in countries such as Canada and NZ, where majority of the Indians migrate. Throw some light on different industries to work in these countries and how big are industries like MC, IB etc

[@gurjassinghbatra5758]

Yes, a video on this would be great!

[@Handle2190]

Thanks for sharing, on a lighter note: every gujju and southindian boys desperation to settle down in the USA does not beat the negatives...

[@vivekshivdasani9521]

Don’t compare earnings. Compare how much you can save abroad versus how much you can save in India. The difference is startling. You can save Twenty to thirty times more abroad. I am talking from my own experience of working overseas. We Indians are great savers.

[@kamalravi3650]

Honest advise mate. Do what you are good at. And of course we like you a lot and your insight. Keep away from topics which aren't your core competence

[@ravikiranp7532]

Wow Akshat! Your channel is growing really fast! It's barely been a couple of weeks since you posted your 300k celebration video and you have already hit 400k. Congrats on that! And I am really loving your videos. Keep it up!

[@whatsapme5691]

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[@khushrauaibara8850]

@@whatsapme5691 is it u or a scamster

[@atit87]

Your video is good. But I also wanted to know from a perspective of raising kids abroad. Eg. the positives and negatives of raising kids with US based education and culture. Will kids and grandkids turn out to be more americanised? This is a major factor in deciding shifting abroad I feel .

[@PreS2]

Every single point is bang on! Regarding the expense aspect, one thing I would like to add which I was not much aware of when studying abroad. You can get scholarships in the colleges abroad which do help. Else many colleges offer an in state tuition (lot less than regular fees) incase you do a part time job on campus like a teaching assistant or research assistant. In a few cases your fees are fully paid too. I have studied in the US and have been working for the last 6 years and honestly I think I made a good decision for myself. It really depends on what do you want in life and what makes you happy! All the best! I hope you achieve everything that you aim for! ☺️

[@yasssh7835]

Hi, I am a recent cs/it grad, can I ask you questions? Can I have your mail or some social user ID?

[@sahibolrahahaibhai]

Two questions if that can be processed approx, 1.can you please estimate range of purchasing power parity and salary equivalence . 2.can we get abroad jobs from India?? Like salary of abroad by living in India.

[@bhavyavijay0]

Most awaited video 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@PrakashKumarr]

Sir, I am an BBA+ MBA graduate & there is huge difference in work life balance india vs abroad. Even, passing from Top B schools won't give positive work environment here. This is my personal experience while working in mnc.

[@prashantkumar-dm4hg]

join some easy going MNC like TCS, Wipro if u are in IT, they provide much better work-life balance.

[@siriusblack5187]

Which top tier B School are you talking about ?

[@RAJDKAISHAB92]

You are a great personality Sir 💯

[@rockden2897]

Hey Akshat pleasure to have people like you on youtube who are so bright and full of knowledge.. I was wondering if could you do a video of buying and selling NFTS.

[@akashr6798]

First comment today. U are really doing a great job Akshat. All the best dude

[@IITKgpian]

Hey Akshat rightly said.Keep it up.

[@sunnykesarkar2360]

Please upgrade your mic. Content is good and right to the point

[@AKS626]

The goal is to enjoy a open society rest they can do anything.

[@nikhilunnava]

Hello sir ! Just a shoutout to your videos and content . I should say that the videos are worth so much and to share such great topics of discussion on a public platform like KZbin is really generous . I hope this meteoric rise of yours continues ! Good luck !

[@jarbuyer]

The best job to earn money in India is POLITICIAN....

[@sociopath2108]

then u are wrong my friend

[@jarbuyer]

@@sociopath2108 my uncle was an mla... Black money is everywhere bro.. it is the best job to earn money while doing least amount of job trust me..

[@tinyannadas9494]

Got to know about Banoffee pie today. An English dessert pie made from bananas, cream and a thick caramel sauce, combined either on a buttery biscuit base or one made from crumbled biscuits and butter.

[@niranjan6068]

Hey! Good clarity given. Thanks

[@norajbrent1164]

keep buying and investing in stock or crypto and in the end you will enjoy your rewards. Soon BITCOIN $70K - $10K

[@bellachris1285]

The market is getting really interesting lately, but don't know how to go about it since i heard it comes with losses just like what is happening now with me

[@chartonrodwell2426]

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[@oluwax6969]

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[@faithharriet2122]

Bitcoin is on it's way to the moon, no regret trading for some time now

[@catherineeve2769]

To the best of my knowledge I will advise newbies to trade with an Expert who understands the market with the wave to avoid losses

[@sauravpal1325]

Make a video on how much you can save working abroad

[@ashokkumarallu7702]

Waiting for your video and finally 😀

[@vishalthakur9688]

I have seen many people going to the UK after working in India for a few years with sponsorship visa.

[@hritikray9087]

That desert looked yummy.

[@rahul1989ism]

Hi Akshat - really good video, you also consider the Ppp post tax. I think that also plays a difference. You should also mention that savings in absolute terms have its Advantages as well. A frugal lifestyle in the US/ Middle East markets - you could end up with usd 50k savings per annum. In about 5 years that accumulates to 2 cr (without investing). With a salary of 28L pre tax in India, it take much more. Quality of life is also major factor why people move abroad. Keep up the good work! Cheers

[@sujitmajhi3037]

Our india is best rather than foreign slavery 😀

[@karsuniverse9178]

What slave ? You can do business in foreign countries too and can be doing job in India too. Slave is a derogatory word

[@imranhussainfca]

Nice shave. Looking smart Akshat

[@DP-wm4mi]

God bless you for sharing your knowledge and experience 👍

[@abhishekinfra]

I don't agree with your idea of PPP. Goods and services of the same quality are approx 5X more expensive in the US than in India. This applies to taxi fares, haircuts, real estate, or a restaurant meal. Now the specific example of a pastry you gave applies only to branded items originating from abroad. For example, iPhones, luxury cars etc cost roughly the same anywhere in the world because their point of intellectual origin is in US/Germany/ etc. Now of course, the pastry you ate was made in India by Indian raw materials, but most of its cost is towards the brand royalty that's to be repatriated abroad to its country of origin. This fee will be the same in India, Japan, Vietnam or Egypt. And so will your bill in all these countries.

[@swastikrajghosh]

iPhones don’t cost the same in India & US. India has a higher tax rate on imported items and you actual end up paying up to 25-30k more on the newer iPhones. And the amount goes up for pricier items.

[@abhishekinfra]

@@swastikrajghosh minus local taxes and international shipping, iPhones, Gucci bags and Tesalas will cost almost the same anywhere in the world because their point of manufacture/ intellectual origin is a single place in the US or EU. On the other hand, a leather bag crafted in Rajasthan, Bangladesh or Texas will all vary widely in cost. That's due to PPP.

[@swastikrajghosh]

@@abhishekinfra Comparing a luxury/high price item with a low price local product is not an Apples to Apples comparison. If you want to compare with Rajasthani bags, compare it with something made by Native Americans or some traditional handcrafted Japanese stuffs.

[@abhishekinfra]

​@@swastikrajghosh the point was that Akshat was dismissing the concept of PPP by comparing the cost of a BRANDED pastry he ate in India and Singapore. That's not right. Branded items -- even non-luxury ones, like a pastry -- will cost almost the same globally, less local taxes and shipping. As I said earlier, ordinary restaurant meals, cinema tickets or taxi rides are the true indicators of PPP --- same quality of service, but varying widely in absolute dollar cost.

[@sociopath2108]

@@abhishekinfra and he even ignored health care and taxes bruh taxes in Germany is like 35 to 40 percent 😅 but why did he ignore this point one can not simply ignore living expenses and taxes and healthcare

[@srirammanda9697]

Thanks for amazing videos! Request you make investment videos for NRI.

[@rashmipai9523]

What do you think about abroad vs Indian argument in terms of health careers?

[@narayanamanjunatha744]

No one can explain perfectly the pros and cons of living in developed countries. You should spare at least 2 years of your lifetime and experience. I bet you will be enlightned for sure.

[@nitinsharma5881]

Nice one... Please keep up the good work... Looking forward to the courses you are going to launch...😃

[@sakshi_bairagi]

Really like the humble starting tone Hi everyone 🤗 Zain is so lucky

[@wealthcreation6829]

Now that's a banoffee pie worth travelling for! 🙂

[@sandheepkrishna21]

Hi Akshat, good content :) 👍

[@sandheepkrishna21]

You're welcome 🙂

[@ivinitmittal]

5:12 In kolkata you can survive a week on 250!!💪🏻

[@srareviews9647]

Akshat, please make more videos on MBA abroad.

[@blackegg6964]

Hi Akshat, I have a very important question for you, If you can please answer. I am a software professional who just started last year. I am 23 years old and already making 6 figures per month. I enjoy my work and also love swing trading studying stocks and investing myself instead of just blindly putting money into just index funds(I put money also in index funds but i love pickng stocks on my own (I only put in large cap as i am not experienced enough to identify small cap value stocks), ). Now lot of people tell me that i should not pick stocks on my own because no matter how much i learn to study financial statements and statistics i cannot compete with other people who are actively involved in this buisness. So according to you should an engineering professional spend a little bit of his/her time in studying and picking stocks or do you beleive i should just give and and invest in index Funds and forget about making money by picking stocks on my own. Thanks a lot if you could answer.

[@arkasarkar3901]

hey i'm not pro as akshat but my two cents : you can do swing trading but try to allocate only 5-10% of your portfolio for this and put the rest in index funds ,over time if you see yourself making consistent profits you can gradually increase your allocation for swing trading .you can do anything you set your mind to ,no matter what anyone says just try managing your risks properly ,good luck

[@mahadevisutar1436]

Check The Intelligent Investor Book by Benjamin Graham Summary on YT

[@HarshPatel-bl9ym]

I feel you don't need to compete with others when it's about learning, choosing and investing in stock market or for things in general. Every investor has their own method of evaluating and researching. I still do my own research even if big investors have invested in a company because sometimes even their bets can take unexpected turns. If the world worked on the point you mentioned then no businessmen would dare to enter any industry just because someone has already existed. What matters is how ones does it differently and effectively.

[@abhigyanbhasin6659]

Can completing all level of CFA get us into top front end jobs of finance without doing an MBA?

[@mahadevisutar1436]

YES

[@abhigyanbhasin6659]

@@mahadevisutar1436 okay, thank you, akshat sir are you of the same opinion?

[@karnsingh7041]

Akshat had covered this in one of his videos. CFA is like an add-on. It can't replace MBA which is a full time course. He had also suggested that MBA from good colleges abroad will lead to frontend jobs while the one from India will lead to backend jobs

[@abhigyanbhasin6659]

@@karnsingh7041 okay thanks man

[@ankurmazumder9060]

Hey Abhigyan, which level candidate are you now. If Level 1 or 2, its a good idea to continue it with MBA.

[@TiMon-Experience]

Industry and the demand for the same in economy also depends A simple example is in areas like electrician, plumbing and skilled trades have lower pay scale here, but the same who are hustling in developed nations can earn almost equivalent to these top end professional careers. (Though the earning growth in future might be debatable)

[@shendesiddhivinayak3]

Why are you using all these filters on your video?! Just let it be a simple & clear video

[@praneshmalarmani4870]

Hi Akshat, Please upload video about rights issue and also on Srilanka's economic crisis

[@kanchanluthra1558]

Hi! it would be great if you could make a video that sheds light on a career in Law abroad for Indian law graduates/lawyers, specific to UK.

[@nikhilsingh5834]

Thanks 😌 Make more such videos

[@nikhilsingh5834]

I am not able to understand

[@nikhilsingh5834]

Is it really Akshat Srivastava ?

[@sahil0094]

Why are we only taking consulting companies? Tech companies pay more than consulting companies

[@sujitmajhi3037]

It's good to be villain in hell than being slave in heaven 😀

[@AbhinavSrivastava11]

@Akshat Srivastava is this you ?

[@swabhimandalei8991]

Hi Akshat, would really appreciate a video on building profile for MBA abroad for Engineering Students in India.

[@vikramchaudhary440]

Why do you want to do MBA after engineering. Go for MS.

[@vkchaitanya2003]

I can talk about Singapore and US as I picked by degrees from top universities there, given a choice go to US, your exposure and financial gains will be lot higher . Avoid Singapore, Bangalore is better than Singapore in terms of job opportunities and life. Just a personal opinion.

[@ivinitmittal]

IMO Canada is a good place to work and earn the PR situation their is wayy better than the world, go study and work in the US for 3 or 6 yrs then move to Canada 😂

[@baivabmishra6368]

There are fallacies in the subtitle in the video.

[@MrShubhamJaiswal]

What was need of open MacBook here, Akshat, save electricity

[@sadanandpandeyy]

Wait is over. Much awaited episode is here. ❤️

[@mrhero1988]

Hey Akshat.. kudos for such knowledgeable sessions.. May u plz suggest some SIP's we should invest in.. looking to invest 5000 per month for next 10-15 years..

[@parthmalik3363]

Everything happens the way you described it except for the 'I'll come back' part. Sad, but true. It rarely happens. Only a few people like you come back to India. For the others, the rut of office and green card queue goes on for years and before they realise it, they are in their 40s and 50s. It's really hard to shift their entire life and kids to a different country at that age.

[@Ashiektom]

There is oppurtunity costs involved in decisions. Going abroad is ok. But expenses are very high. Standard of living is also very high. But once you make a decision its very difficult to come back. You will be in a devils advocate position. For eg: canada. 3-5 years will be required for a person to simply come to PR after studies. This comes around 40 lakhs -2 crores. If you plan to settle abroad its a good decision. But please dont waste huge money on fancy education for the sake of getting a degree. Any man can acquire knowledge through reading and experiences. Indian education is still good.

[@omchhabra9695]

In addition to salary , I think Quality of life in respect of HDI and in long term future of Childerns is better.

[@Janamjanmmke]

Hi akshat, is it possible to grab offer from good university if your grades are not good ? For average or below average students it will remain only dream to find a good rank universities. Not everyone is scholar 😔

[@nikhilnainwani1736]

hey akshat can you make a video about legal issues or document we need to work on while working abroad or remote working abroad

[@micagar2510]

If someone has four to five years of experience and then wants to study abroad for MS (NOT MBA) is it a late decision?

[@Zain18356]

No, you can still pursue MS, only thing you have refresh your under graduate courses

[@micagar2510]

@@arjunramesh6638 Tech has more value than management now

[@chauhanajay7744]

Each and every points nicely explained and adds value in real life scenario .lovely sir

[@mayurrindhe2088]

Hey Akshat please make a video on , how to move abroad for job in the context of IT field .

[@yashkhandelwal9933]

What a neat way of promotion. 😂😂

[@whatsapme5691]

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[@TheRiaanChannel]

If someone is working 40 lacs per annum in india , how much should be expected atleast if he is looking for job in USA or European countries ?

[@irfanahmed4974]

How to compare salary what we gets in India and how much it has to be in abroad? I saw in 1 video there is some calculation to be done

[@aravindgopan9864]

If we work in facebook office I silicone Valley with 5-6 years of experience we can make 500k usd

[@aravindgopan9864]

F scammers

[@realityconstruction1045]

Make a video on civil Engineer jobs in abroad

[@King_droid4908]

Akshat is this 😁 emoji in his every thumbnail of his videos

[@samakshavaish3757]

Very informative video. Please also make a video on how people from IIT/IIMs can land a role in Europe or Singapore, assuming they have not worked or studied in those countries. Thanks

[@noyel.k.philip2049]

Worth it

[@kodilakaleidoscope]

Well, not everyone goes abroad to do an MBA. That is just one of hundreds of professions.

[@shrirambishnoi5169]

I don't know why but whatever I plan to do you make video on that topic 😁😅

[@ramachiranjeevi2283]

Hi akshat, I have gone through the global fellowship program. So after my MBA I'm not interested to get into consulting,private equity,VC,Investment Banking roles. Still this course will add a value for me after my MBA. Will you please guide me in this regard.

[@VedicEasy657]

What about engineering and technology job abroad or india? Which better

[@artofwar3battles841]

Currently stock prize for cement like ultratech is reducing day by day... Is it good to keep the stocks in that or better to sell.. what is your opinion??

[@ivinitmittal]

This video is goin' to break a lot of hearts😂😂

[@westmerchantus]

Yes these days apples are so expensive in India and the cost to live is ok in India only if you have your own roof and no mortgage and if you got kids and one earning member in house you are living on tight rope .

[@cut-a-lyst]

ninja marketing along with good info

[@kumardiaries8741]

I have watched couple of your videos earlier.I felt you are very knowledgeable with investment. This video killed it all. Please do more research before making a video on topics irrelevant to you. BTW I work in NYC. Unfortunately very vague and general.

[@jungkookbaby1180]

Is it okay to ask what do u do? N the expenses living in nyc? I am planning to study and work there