Reality of Indian Students Going Abroad

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Dreaming of going abroad for your undergrad? Before you do, you might want to check out this video to discover how the Undergraduate Programme at Masters' Union helps you get world class education in India! Click on the link below to know more details about the programme! bit.ly/sochbyMM

[@faizanayubi001]

Respect button ✅

[@ranjeetkushwaha8082]

Yes

[@mohakgodbole9869]

Sir make video on what's wrong with India education system

[@AdityaSharma-mc4gv]

This reason you came in India

[@Randohandle55748]

Fix the Taiwan scene it shows Hainan which is Chinese

[@Ducktility]

That point hits home: 'Life is better outdoors in a western country, but is better inside homes in India'

[@projjal828]

Mai gothic structures me akele reh lunga

[@ninii394]

😢

[@lookeshdas455]

Same bhai ​@@projjal828

[@sowmyab506]

Omg so true

[@onlinecomputersolutions]

​@@projjal828Tu kabristan mein raha kar 😂😂😂

[@ayushnews5735]

India doesn't have enough good colleges to support the growing student community. And now abroad is also not an option. Nice. 😊

[@arpitroy01]

between the devil and Deep blue sea 😂

[@Jesusisinvincible]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AryaLife.1M]

Sidhi si baat he bhaiya...jahan pe ho wahin raho bharat mata apni god me bithai he indian ko...bharat best he baba❤❤

[@bratwurstmitbiryani]

Just because mohak made a video and talked rather negatively about it doesn't mean it's not an option. Do you research and try to get out. If not, find something worth doing in India.

[@MS10x]

​@@bratwurstmitbiryani He said truth. You need to check the no. of candidates appearing in any competitive exams vs total seats available "good colleges" in particular This area highly need attention and some work but considering our govt there isn't much hope

[@nehashaikh4]

I have a close friend who lived abroad for years, then came back to India because he was homesick even after so many years. Now, here's the twist, after living in India for 2 years he realised that his life abroad was better and wants to go back. Moral of the story: insaan kahin khush nahi rehta, grass is always greener on the other side. So jahan ho khush raho, move kar rahe ho toh wahan khush rehne ki koshish karo. Baaki life is all about struggles. You'll struggle in India, you'll struggle abroad as well. Embrace it and change your mindset first. Life is not gonna be all hunky dory all the time🤝

[@user-ep6iq8itr]

Casteism is a big problem in India.casteism uthana chahiye.isme sare sc st obc caste k talented students ayega💯.desh or age jayega

[@vf9201]

I guess that's why digital nomad visas are getting popular. New year new country

[@aftabshaikh907]

I was looking for this comment only perfectly answered i am living abroad and i am very happy with my decision struggles is everywhere people need to understand this.

[@diyaaa6266]

well said 👍🏻

[@SalmanRavoof]

@@vf9201 No. Digital Nomads Visas are more geared towards attracting white rich people, not the other way around. Don't be confused. That's what they are. Some may end up being Indians by accident, but they're all mainly geared towards attracting white rich people.

[@Whatsnextakanksha]

Doesn’t matter what anyone says, but studying and living abroad has been the best part of my life. Working part-time is part of the process and teaches you so much. What a lot of students don’t realise is that part-time jobs teach you soft skills that are valued highly by many companies. And it also helps in getting full-time jobs, unbelievable?

[@fahadalnabi]

*Bhai maine just abhi 10th pass kiya hai. Boht confuse hun? What stream, subjects to choose? What skills to acquire? Koi advise deni ho toh de do mujhe. Mai maximum time bacha ke acha kamana chahta hu. Say a word?*

[@iamnoob7593]

do we need collateral for loan , Will i get loan without any collateral for masters

[@liteshnarang834]

@@iamnoob7593which country and uni are u taking admission

[@mohitsingsisodiya7891]

Which country was it?

[@cyberfunk-re7jy]

​@@fahadalnabipart time Kam kro Ghar ke aas paas yar 3 din school jayo baki din kaam kro 25 ki age Tak tumhare paas kuch wealth or skills bhi Sikh jayoge

[@jothishprabu8]

Very high population is the biggest problem in our country. It increases competition in every field 😢.

[@ProudIndian2024]

Population inequality between town and villages. Peoples move from villages to town for good quality of life( connectivity, hospitals, electricity...) If we can provide good hospitals, good connectivity with nearby city, uninterrupted electricity, good education... then maybe the pressure of population on cities may decrease.

[@bikramic]

I stay in Bhubaneswar here also people are lifeless

[@peteck007]

Yes bro I've been rejected by two girls for marriage. They got someone better, but it's ironic I've met a Iranian girl and she is ready to marry me. But I'm afraid.. because I don't know about the future of such intercultural marriages

[@Fattu_07]

What about China

[@Sameer_Chaudhary_07]

​@@Fattu_07 Superpower🙌

[@RohitKumar-ht8rl]

maturity is when you realize family friend and mental health is biggest treasure.

[@sazidafnan5015]

Money is needed to be in a good mental health

[@jethalalnhk2409]

Bro the thing is slowly india is converting its culture to western

[@notyourfriend-li7rq]

All that doesn't matter when you can't even earn good for the same skills as someone else.

[@mrconfident786]

When you earn hefty living abroad a year for your family and providing them every support to live their dreams providing them every facility is actually the purest bliss .

[@redwan2523]

this "maturity is when" became an immature empty phrase

[@pranavsharma5101]

Majority of Indian students won't go foreign if only our education system focuses on required skill subjects instead of useless information which is readily available on Google in just one click 😞

[@Factboy0003]

Are bhai anpadh neta ko paise bharne hai 😂 aur builder toh Lage pade hai kuch ghanta nhi hoga b tech yha karke foreign me mastera aur mba karke company me badi post vo khud denge tuje par masters aur mba India se mat karna

[@bavarianmotorworksbmw5064]

Skill based subjects are there in IITs IIMs and IISc. Did u crack JEE or CAT or GATE ? No , right. So you are the problem not our education system. Our education system is not bad unless you want to pursue a career in research.

[@saikumar4828]

⁠@@bavarianmotorworksbmw5064you are partial right our education system is good but the way it is portrayed is wrong. You said that student is problem not education system but main problem is competition. It’s like the one who gets first rank is great and others are not great but skills matter a lot. We can see it in undergrad level but not at the point where selection of undergrad takes place. Marks matters not rank. If a student gets 95 marks he should feel happy but he checks how many people got more marks than him, if many people get more than 95 he will feel depressed because of our faulty education system and societal pressures. To avoid this kind of system grades are implemented but it is not that effective even in current scenario. Also teaching should be application oriented even during undergrad which is not taught by many universities.

[@saikumar4828]

⁠​⁠you are partial right our education system is good but the way it is portrayed is wrong. You said that student is problem not education system but main problem is competition. It’s like the one who gets first rank is great and others are not great but skills matter a lot. We can see it in undergrad level but not at the point where selection of undergrad takes place. Marks matters not rank. If a student gets 95 marks he should feel happy but he checks how many people got more marks than him, if many people get more than 95 he will feel depressed because of our faulty education system and societal pressures. To avoid this kind of system grades are implemented but it is not that effective even in current scenario. Also teaching should be application oriented even during undergrad which is not taught by many universities.

[@bavarianmotorworksbmw5064]

@@saikumar4828 i can agree with you on some points definitely. Good day.

[@ajeynager8452]

This is exactly what Dr. Amartya Sen, honourable Nobel Laureate in Economics had told about India. He spoke of the lack of primary education and the lack of quality education in formative years. While the no of colleges may be stupendous, it's important to understand that a building cannot stand on weak foundations or no foundations at all.

[@bobsinhav]

When you have ten thousand forks when all you need is a spoon

[@Mr.Coffee576]

What an irony. The owner of IITShaadi isn’t from IIT. 😂😂

[@Karan_Singh14]

Khud ka shadi khud ke website se nahi hoga

[@peteck007]

They very well know IITians are the brightest of bright kids but when it comes to social interaction they are inept, and won't likely to find girlfriend on their own. They are also very creepy, they keep asking creepy questions on sites like Quora. सो ऐसे लोगों की ठरक का फायदा लेकर पैसे आराम से बनाए जा सकते है

[@bikramic]

I stay in Bhubaneswar here also people are lifeless

[@peteck007]

Iitian लोगों में ठरक बहुत ज्यादा होती है ऐसे में सही टारगेट किया है

[@Karan_Singh14]

@@peteck007 Bhai jab kuch kisi ke barein me nahi pata ho toh kisi ko galat bhi nahi bolna chahiye

[@SHZ365]

I have studied in India but I have worked in couple of Gulf countries and now in Ireland. One important thing what you missed is the attitude of the youngsters. We had been driven in our society that do the work what you have studied so and so. I work as lead engineer and I interview student engineers who come for internship, graduate engineers, mid level and senior engineer as well. You can see these students start working when they are 15 and they never have a feeling that I need to do 'this' job only. Even if they are well educated they take breaks, do any jobs like bartender, mechanic, waiters and they are happy with it. But Indians never work until they finish graduation and depend on parents. Even parents don't allow them to work if they wanted to because of emotional and "what ppl will say' issues.Basically no life skills are there. This is the root cause for all depression and problems.

[@sirichandana8560]

Easy for you to say, having worked in Gulf countries, Where the Work Authorization is much relaxed to work as a bartender, mechanic, waiters.

[@nikhileshdorbi5883]

Dude, I did my BE from a very good college in India, worked a really high paying job for 3 and a half years and now I wanted to study psychology so I could transition to cognitive neuropsychology and get opportunities to leverage my skills from my other career. I came to the UK coz the path in India for the same was too long. I understand that India has extremely good colleges but the traditional way of providing education that a lot of time suppresses interdisciplinary development is a reason for some people if not everyone to move to another country.

[@SHZ365]

@@sirichandana8560 I meant those work in Europe not ME.

[@SHZ365]

@@nikhileshdorbi5883 True. Education system is India needs a serious revamp.

[@sayan64]

How is the prospect of an Indian computer science n engineering student (studied in India)​ getting a relevant job in those countries according to his skills ?@@SHZ365

[@niravmapuskar2546]

One of the major reason for going abroad I observed in my friends is independence and escaping the family pressure. Indian families are not equipped to deal with modern way of living and going abroad is a better way of moving out of the house. Its an easy escape and a win for all.

[@SpecialGlobalTalks]

Soch by mohak Study iq Hyper quest ❤❤❤🙂

[@tripathisanjeevkumar366]

By the time they'll finishing their "LOAN". , I'll be enjoying my coffee in a house bought by me in India .

[@preBLANK]

​@@tripathisanjeevkumar366looking at the prices of houses here I doubt you will be able to afford that coffee

[@Aobix]

I'm thinking of moving abroad with my parents in the future. I love ❤ my parents and never leave them

[@walterwhite5392]

@@tripathisanjeevkumar366they’ll work and pay back their loans, and after that they’ll return back to India and start their own startup and will generate employment, it is fact that most of the startups that are successful rn were founded by IIT/IIM graduates and the ones who went abroad for education.

[@arandomguy8135]

I moved to Australia in 2017 for my masters. After going through some tough years, I am now well settled and working as an Engineer. The answer is - not everyone succeeds and not everyone fails. So stop putting everyone in the same basket.

[@iamnoob7593]

I also want to move abroad , Am not sure about loan related stuff , Is it required to have property n stuff for getting loan , ?

[@svtlikk0]

​@@iamnoob7593 yes ofc but try to get scholarship

[@khushalvanani_]

That was a little bit easy back in 2017. There were many jobs available. Right now you cannot find a job in canada, there are too many people. I'm not telling you that You did not work hard. But right now the situation is changed.

[@arandomguy8135]

@@khushalvanani_ So you ASSUME Canada and Australia situation are related which is totally wrong. Before 2019 job market was very bad in Australia. But since the COVID started they reduced the student visa intake significantly and there is no dearth of jobs since then. You can work 200 hours a week here if your body allows. People beg you to work for them.

[@svtlikk0]

@@khushalvanani_ I was talking about undergraduate but australia's job market is pretty good but dont trust these KZbinrs, they will spoil your mind. And also it's preety easy to get scholarship as an undergraduate in England, australia.

[@santoshktd]

You haven't asked a question that why even after 75 years of independence we don't have a university in top 200 on global ranking ?

[@himanshutomar3330]

And what about 75 years but not having proper fencing of border

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

Aadhe se jyada Criteria Bakwass hai. Just like Students say now a days in India. The Only Thing you should Avaoid while selecting a Collage is the NIRF Ranking😂

[@rohan_gupta]

We do but there are suicides getting into them too 😬

[@technicalist101]

What world do you live in, there is IIT Bombay (Ranked 149), IIT Delhi (Ranked 195) and IISc

[@technicalist101]

​@aman_2002 winning a nobel prize is amazing but not winning a nobel prize does not amount to low quality work. If you read Gene Machine by Dr Venki Ramakrishnan u will get to know that winning the prize is largely based on luck. There were indian scientists who did valuable work but never got the nobel prize eg. Dr GN Ramachandran, inventor of Ramachandran plot and discoverer of collagen structure (he was based on IISc, Madras University) and Dr Shambu Nath de who isolated cholera toxin (based in calcutta; he was recommended by Dr Joshua Lederberg but was never taken)

[@Aditya-ud6km]

Talented people will survive anywhere! Whether it is India or abroad. Leave India only if u know u can generate good value. Going abroad out of FOMO or Jealousy would end up bad

[@arpan9937]

Most lose thier path.

[@ankanmukherjee1447]

Bro it's almost same everywhere if you are talented and someone wealthy had noticed you by judging their criteria of success or need then you will be hired or successful bcz of their money and connections but if you are talented but no one recognizes your talent or no one noticed you are useless as fuck and maybe you are just lacking 1 thing they want in their criteria you are fucked but in India you are just 1 of many options but in abroad maybe just competition is not there

[@Mr.Coffee576]

The issue is most people leave India out of FOMO or as a status symbol. Very few people have a plan in mind.

[@abhinavcharan6893]

Even talented are struggling in US in 2024 market lol stop misleading people

[@dannyboy3413]

​@@abhinavcharan6893US is the worst country ever

[@ThinkifyIndian]

Countries like Germany and other EU countries have equal respect for all jobs no job is small or big we need to adapt that mindset then only we will solve this problem 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@vinsmokeff5488]

lol but India mai ye nahi chalta, agar India mai rehena hai target high hona chayhe. Ya abroad jake koi regular job krenge then better

[@cerveauy8782]

That's the DHARMIC mindset which Indians need to find again in order to be called Bharatiya.

[@tapashaviator]

This model is not economically feasible. Every work doesn’t generate same revenue for the company so equal pay is only possible with either tax payer money or printing money.

[@amitoshnigam3001]

What is the point of going to germany and working in kfc 😂😂😂😂

[@Abin500]

💯💯💯💯

[@saurabhbandyopadhyay6310]

While working in Europe, whenever I ordered food from Uber eats, the delivery guy was mostly from Indian subcontinent. It was -20°c outside. I tried to tip them few times. Their life was really difficult. It's better to stay in India than be a 2nd class citizen outside. People often don't realise what we get here.

[@savitagupta132]

Very right👍👍👍

[@ms3025]

And not just Indians. Many others as well.

[@macdeep8523]

You belong to India 1 only , India 2 and 3 want to go to Europe and USA , canada ,

[@aayushchavda9924]

In short abhi India me esi situation he ki "EK BANDA YAHA REHKAR ACHA BUISNESS RUN KAR RAHA HE AUR PER MONTH 2-3 LACS BANA RAHA HE VO BEKAR HE AUR DUSRA BANDA JO LOAN PE ABROAD JAKAR VO BHI WITHOUT PROPER KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE PER MONTH BAS 50K - 1 LAC EARN KAR RAHA HE VO ACHA HE". INDIA ME SAB JESE HI SUNTE HE KI ITNI DOLLAR SALARY AAI TO UNKA MIND YAHI KAHEGA KI YAHA REHNE SE TO BADHIYA HE VAHA DOLLAR ME EARN KARE.

[@paromita_ghosh]

​@@macdeep8523wtf ??

[@peengoo]

I left India 8 years back just because I got selected in a company. Since 2015 a lot has happened. Living far away from my family, struggling, not able to see them more often, missing important events... it's just not for me. I am going back to India this year. Actually I realised a bit late that I have a wonderful life in India, full of nice people. Without thinking much I left home and I terribly miss my important people here, every single day😑 1. My parents are getting old and I want to be with them. My brother is my best friend. I want to travel places with them and celebrate important events with them. 2. I have some really nice friends and I want to connect with them once in while, just to have some long unfiltered meaningful talk. 3. I have okay amount of saving and okay-ish career back home as well to survive and I'll be really happy in that. 4. Maybe I don't want more , so going home soon😊 Maybe I've realised the difference between NEED and GREED. Edit- Just for clarification. I belong to a middle class(maybe below middle class) My father took a loan for our house and for our studies. We both siblings worked hard but we were not able to clear that loan faster. For that I left India. In 2020 November our family got debt free. so after 2020 why I am living here, I have no clue. I am working and paying taxes here and already have the PR so I am eligible for the citizenship. But I have decided not to go for it. NO I'll not just relax in India, I am giving interview currently for relocation and I'll work until my old age. After few years I want to open a school in my hometown :)

[@yellowzad]

Great decision and all correct points. there is no limit to greed to earn more. We have dream to buy one house in India and end up sucked into in black hole😅..

[@mewatrader]

Very goooood brother,, one life enjoyyy with frnds and fmly

[@taheenruksar6339]

Good decision Bro

[@calmdown-vf9qb]

If something wrong happens in hospital your parents will die and you will never be able to sue the hospital and get Millions of Dollars. in USA you can.

[@KannadathiAnusha]

Best decision all the best

[@gverma4]

Indian govt’s education budget: 68,805 crore rupees. Students studying abroad (US,US,Aus,Canada): 13 lakh x 32 lakh avg fees = 4 lakh crore rupees. Imagine how much Indian money is going abroad every year. That’s more than the central govt’s education budget.

[@Nihaal_lol]

So what if its going? Don't blame people for spending money abroad, blame India education system 😂

[@shubhamkurade1537]

Padega India tabhi toh badega America...

[@vibhishnagul]

Life style k liy jate log pdhne nhi

[@shubhamkurade1537]

Who cares...😅

[@harshuldesai8901]

@@Nihaal_lol Indian education system is not bad. It's just that the teachers teaching it are. I've had an opportunity to learn from wonderful teachers and I could not relate to students saying the education system is rote learning. We have always developed a mindset that the education system abroad is better but honestly, if you speak to people abroad you'll find out how bad their system is. Only sounds good when you're not a part of it 😂

[@jestinmathew4503]

This is why it's important that India becomes a developed country. For how long will Indians keep depending on other countries for better jobs and better standard of living. If India becomes a developed country, Indians will not have the need to migrate to other countries and live like 2nd class citizens. India becoming developed will also serve as an inspiration for other developing countries. I genuinely hope that India achieves this milestone. 🇮🇳

[@akashbs3896]

Sadly it will take so many years and idk if this students will be alive. All of them are going through this mental depression and stress due to the family problems and studies. I hope everything will change here and will be a time where all the Indians can live by getting more opportunity

[@gouthamsudheer2080]

Realistically and Statiatically speaking, India will become a Developed country only by the year "2075"

[@iamnoob7593]

@@akashbs3896 Not years its almost impossible. U dont know the ground reality of india once u step out of major cities.

[@jyotsana4266]

India's biggest problem is overpopulation. Until that is solved, we will have people fighting for the basics

[@madhavkalia3016]

No buddy... 2045... Looks a realistic number for a sufficient development... Around $18 Trillion..... GDP Per Capita :- ($13,000/-) Medium Income Economy..... Developed:- $65 Trillion Per capita :- $33,000/- (Developed) ​@@gouthamsudheer2080

[@skewd2528]

I'm currently completing my bachlores in CS in the US and I want to say that this life is just not for everyone. I am really happy and glad I came here, but that's because it is exactly what I wanted from my life. The people that end up unhappy are in most cases (I think) just going to different countries because everyone else is doing it. If you are really strong academically, this is the best opportunity, but if you are average/below, it messes you up because you'll feel like no one wants you here.

[@RanjeetaDevi-10]

So..can that average person after giving their best become enough potential for abroad? Can I know your good college?

[@skewd2528]

@@RanjeetaDevi-10 You can def be good enough.. its just that you have to be ready if you don't get a job or something. I go to University at Buffalo. Its not very competitive.

[@RanjeetaDevi-10]

Ofcourse...if you are living there so do you know about Harvard. Is Harvard good or best..or a student is capable enough to get enrolled themselves there?..

[@swoopzegaming3124]

@@RanjeetaDevi-10 harvard is a good business school and economics if u want enginerring then cornell,carnegie mellon and mit are good for cs humanities Columbia is good,harvard ain't everything mate

[@feistyswe350]

Should I do a professional course first so that even in another country I can earn atleast to sustain myself while doing my masters from University in UK or USA 🤔 is it a good idea or not ?

[@andy8357]

In India private medical Colleges can cost you from 80 lakhs to 1 Crore rupees meanwhile Ukranian/Russian colleges only charge 25 to 30 lakh for the same course.

[@abhay3212]

Bro are you preparing for neet

[@1.9tdilove71]

Bro ,but Ukrainian or kyrgyz mbbs has got no value.

[@andy8357]

@@1.9tdilove71 But people want a degree I guess.

[@Nihaal_lol]

​@@1.9tdilove71they have better education than India bruh

[@1.9tdilove71]

@nihaal2758 brother, I know it very well. Indian doctors have to work in very busy opds and ipds, they get huge exposure and experience of various types of cases. And they are knowledgeable and skilled. I have seen Ukrainian and kyrgyz doctors. They don't get any exposure.

[@swatichatterjee1513]

In English speaking countries, students can work in Supermarkets but in Countries like Germany, France, etc. they can't do it due to the language barrier.

[@abhinavcharan6893]

Working in supermarkets will barely get you through your basic needs 😞

[@mystico9595]

The problem is in the mindset where students are only finding retail jobs instead of finding that requires skills or even better creating opportunities for themselves and others

[@swatichatterjee1513]

@@abhinavcharan6893 it's just side job. Only to survive.

[@swatichatterjee1513]

@im_Carlisle it takes lot of years to learn a new language. Specially if you want to work there.

[@jestinmathew4503]

It's important that India becomes a developed country. For how long will Indians keep depending on other countries for better jobs and better standard of living. If India becomes a developed country, Indians will not have the need to migrate to other countries and live like 2nd class citizens. India becoming developed will also serve as an inspiration for other developing countries. I genuinely hope that India achieves this milestone. 🇮🇳

[@lakshyasharma3826]

Major issue in India is that there is a huge amount of competition many of my relative's children's studying has gone abroad to complete their MBBS becuase they aren't able to get selection in neet if you do private MBBS in India then it cost around 1cr but in country like Kazakhstan and Ukraine it drops to 40lakhs irony ye h ki jo abroad jaate h jinka selection nhi hua unko ghar ke bade sochte h ye jyada intelligent h compare to jinka yaha India me hi selection hua this is sad part even I am going through it 😢

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

This is harsh truth many who go to abroad are not the bright ones many times but still it is understandable they will get better opportunities there whereas in india cream of the crop get good life only

[@lakshyasharma3826]

​@@ShubhamMishrabrototally agree m to as indian citizen neet aspirant yahi koshish karunga ki aane wala samay Bharat ka ho ❤

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

​@@ShubhamMishrabro Congress is removing the 50% cap on reservations so more general candidates will be competing for less seats in the future and more people will move abroad in the form of a brain drain. The country will be left with reservation doctors.

[@palakkisbji3822]

I have my friend who went out Russia for mbbs but all of them came back India after getting there mbbs degree and now competing for fmge. I think it is better to invest 40 lkh outside for mbbs than taking private mbbs college in India. Might be by doing mbbs outside be cost effective but it will add a year and that's not a problem.

[@bikramic]

I stay in Bhubaneswar here also people are lifeless

[@vedanttaneja8578]

You talk about not getting jobs abroad yet fail to mention the fact that 200+ people are applying for one job in india. It’s even more difficult in india

[@pallabob]

Yes but western countries are not here to provide for our population when they have their own people

[@GenshinWorld7]

Just telling my thoughts: If you're thinking about studying abroad, it's important to have a good reason for it. First, consider if your goals could be achieved in India instead. For many middle-class people, it's very difficult to afford studying abroad. From what I know, it can cost around 40-50 lakhs for a master's degree abroad, which is not feasible for most middle-class families. Before deciding to go abroad, think about whether your reasons for going can be met in India. Some people talk about the lifestyle abroad, but India also has modern cities that offer a similar lifestyle. Personally, I find joy in being connected to my Indian culture rather than living a modern life abroad. If you still want to study abroad, that's okay, but you need to plan carefully. Make sure you have proper guidance and knowledge about where you're going, where you'll live, and how much you'll spend. Consider if your education abroad will truly benefit your future. In short, it's important to have a clear understanding of everything before deciding to study abroad. Thank you.

[@Emp31]

A nice way to put it forward. I've noticed a good chunk of people defending going abroad to study/settle also overlap with the same group of people involved in any sort of political outcry. It always seems like a convenient coverup for their ulterior motives. They always seem to conciously ignore equally bad things happening in their ideal destinations. The crisis tories is going through in the UK? Ignored. The absolute state of those lunatics known as Republicans in the US? Ignored. Any mildly wrong thing occurs in India? "hUrRr dUrRr iNdiA bAd, LeTs LeAvE tHiS cOuNtrY!1!1" Sure this nation has a long way to go but its atleast heading in a somewhat right path.

[@Geetaskitchenofficial]

Very true thoughts

[@Geetaskitchenofficial]

My son is studying in uk

[@GenshinWorld7]

@@Geetaskitchenofficial Thank you mam! 😀

[@GenshinWorld7]

@@Geetaskitchenofficial Ohh really nice, Can you please share everything about studying abroad.

[@premdeepak5406]

after seeing this , I think I'm in a good condition having peaceful job eating home food ,having friends nearby and going wherever I like.

[@akshaym2203]

What is your profession?

[@p.k.5332]

@@akshaym2203 he works as a sweeper in bmc.

[@HarshPatel-yf2mu]

Same bhay...

[@p.k.5332]

@@akshaym2203 he works as a sweeper in bmc.

[@p.k.5332]

@@akshaym2203 he works as a sweeper in bmc

[@rapidvelocity]

A country where your caste and category decides your destiny, where your future college and your fees is decided on basis of your family origin where just getting good Marks is not enough, it should not come as a suprise that students are leaving India (The comment does not aim to belittle India, by Gods grace we'll be a developed nation soon ) 🖤

[@jaygupta2839]

Add the working hours as well. Toxic work culture in almost every company 2 hr travel

[@swapnilkadam8410]

​@@jaygupta2839 Agree 💯

[@iamnoob7593]

@@jaygupta2839 Compensation here in india is so low , As mohak mentioned very dirty roads , gargbage , bad infra , Average people , Dusty . I am tired of all this.

[@jaygupta2839]

@@iamnoob7593 very true

[@arnabmedhi5340]

Tera hi intezar tha

[@abhishekashok506]

Colleges ki kami nahi hai, education ki kami hai !!!!!!!!!

[@pikingd8840]

Quality education, skill based education.... Only rote learning..no critical thinking.

[@newheadstart]

Private colleges m Jo so called education di ja rhi h vo education ka E bhi nhi h

[@akshayganesh4144]

Everyone is going for jobs not for education. Student visa has a least rejection rate. Moreover, for a long time companies located in the west preferred ppl holding degrees from their countries first over any degree from a third world country

[@Abhishek-bg5xd]

As someone who has recently moved to the US, I personally haven’t had to face any of these issues, but I emphasise with people who have. But yes, life’s been just better for me personally here compared to India. Less population, less pollution, cleaner roads, environment and people, more open minded folks and no religious extremism.

[@navinshringi4608]

Same here😂

[@RajThakkar248]

What are you pursuing there, bro?

[@legend110]

same here (im from bangladesh) it is more peaceful and more safe than the mess in my country

[@daniyalpathan3525]

Same here bro, I didn’t face any issues in the UK

[@M1551NGN0]

I pray for your safety, may that peace keep consistency

[@abhimanyukhurana3213]

Bro i am living in canada right now and will be moving back to india after my PR.Honestly, if you have a good business in india don't leave india.The dream is lost , there are no jobs and even if you got a good job u will face racism, high house prices and depression.From my experience, i have lived the most frugal in canada as compared to india.

[@sktkkk1]

Agreed, I'm studying for my master's in Australia right and have a family business back in India, already planning on moving back, so lonely out here and there's hardly any jobs even in IT.

[@PB-yw9mv]

​@@sktkkk1 brother I am planning to pursue MS in Cyber security from Australia... Could you guide me? Expecially in terms of Returns on investment... I have heard positive from my friends

[@rishabhbhatnagar6795]

Please note: the catch phrase is "if you have a good business"

[@peak_911]

gatekeeper

[@Godbless270]

If one has an established family business then one shouldn’t move abroad, also why are u waiting for PR, eventually u will stay in India so wats d point? Or u that type of person who only says will b leaving Canada but never does????

[@akshatnegi211]

00:03 13 lakh Indian students went to study outside the country in 2023. 02:33 60% of Indian students pursue master's degree, while 33% pursue bachelor's degree. 06:47 Real estate racket in colleges controlled by politicians and builders 08:46 Changed My Perspective Towards This College 13:05 Marriage market in Punjab influenced by wealth and English speaking skills 15:16 Global economic slowdown leads to job losses 19:24 The struggle for reliable degrees and institutions in Canada and the role of agents in this process 21:24 Scam involving fake student applications and visa appointments in India 25:54 Happiness equation varies for every person

[@jestinmathew4503]

It's important that India becomes a developed country. For how long will Indians keep depending on other countries for better jobs and better standard of living. If India becomes a developed country, Indians will not have the need to migrate to other countries and live like 2nd class citizens. India becoming developed will also serve as an inspiration for other developing countries. I genuinely hope that India achieves this milestone. 🇮🇳

[@SanghPath]

Studied IT in canada and didn't get a job in 6 months ..hiw it can be possible?

[@ninja11120]

Canada is a joke now ​@@SanghPath

[@SanghPath]

@@ninja11120 Really 🥺?

[@S4EGEF9RDgaming]

Here's the thing, I have a friend who is working in Abu dhabi, when he came back to India in 2016 , he only got his visa in 2019, this system is sooo bad

[@lgtv8526]

So happy my dad decided to buy 4 small houses in NYC when he was working abroad in US. He retired at the age of 43 cause the rent from these 4 houses is enough for us to live happily in INDIA

[@User-1683-o1v]

Bro how much it costed him to buy those houses and what work he use to do

[@pitco]

0:27 reason she is unemployed is that she doesn’t know that ‘unemployed’ is the same as ‘don’t have a job’

[@swapnil_jadhav1]

In India people says .... bolo juba keseri Thats why dentist go to abroad

[@Sopyaaaag]

Broo 😂😂😂

[@athul7545]

I am a dental student my plan is either to do buisness in India or to work in Dubai

[@jemappelleyash902]

😂😂😂 bolo zuban kesari

[@citrine_111]

both dental and veterinary

[@craycraypixels]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Harbringer443]

Most of us aren't really living. We're just trying to survive in a strange land where everyone live in anonymity. People only feel they're alive when they're a part of our society... When they feel they're contributing something to mankind no matter how little. But this has became so insignificant with steady rise of competition. There are many people who feel they're useless amd they're in fact useless. Humanity has grown so big and an individual so small... Many complex factors obstructing their simple life. People used to die before and they still die. Except most of them die without living.

[@shubhthepro]

even in germany we are jobless

[@SpecialGlobalTalks]

Soch by mohak Study iq Hyper quest ❤❤❤🙂

[@Ariesspring22]

What is living exactly? According to you

[@Harbringer443]

@@Ariesspring22 To feel useful. To be useful. To have the chance to contribute something to every human.

[@meghanarora4136]

@@shubhthepro why are you jobless. ? i have heard germany has a good market for STEM

[@TheUmaragu]

I agree with the fact that getting into the “elite” Schools of India ( IIT, IIM) is extremely hard; I am an IIT Delhi computer science, got in with great difficulty. The staff at IIT who taught were fantastic; however, there are numerous bright Indian kids outside IIT and IIMs.

[@legendaryblood4914]

"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live it's whole life believing that it is stupid " - Albert Einstein

[@jemappelleyash902]

​​@vishsagi2011i think there's something like brain plasticity which means your intelligence over time can grow and new neural pathways can be formed so i personally think einstein did not say that just in humility

[@legendaryblood4914]

@vishsagi2011 you can develop your brain, if you try to think differently. To develop just analyse and study the things. I am not an expert by the way, I am still learning

[@dm2060]

The fish should judge it's abilities and not join a climbing institute.

[@DheerajKumar-fw5xm]

Professional & Personal life : Abroad Social Life : Swadesh

[@SpecialGlobalTalks]

Soch by mohak Study iq Hyper quest ❤❤❤❤🙂

[@riyagusain3439]

Remote working while living in india

[@ankurgujjar1299]

Social life ki absence me personal life kuch ho sakti h kya

[@tigertiger1676]

Pata hai be

[@RKD362]

Personal life too

[@Rajivsince2002]

I can tell how flaw our education system. I learned things like HTML better in KZbin rather than school

[@sriparnoghosh2424]

Sometimes college also ... 1 month before exam many students see youtube videos and clears every topic ...some govt colleges can't even complete syllabus in time 😢

[@warpdrive9229]

My friend did his Masters in Data Science from The university of Leeds in UK. After a gruelling 4 months of rejection he finally got a measly 40K pound job in London. He said whatever he learnt at the university didn't help him. He had to learn on his own.

[@sriparnoghosh2424]

@@warpdrive9229 same here in CU ...self study is the best 👌

[@Jangoora]

I'm from Agra. I go to UC Berkeley on 100% scholarship (not including rent), but I have realised the trap lies on going to 'bad' American/british universities, assuming since they are foreign, they gotta be better than Indian universities. Specifically, I believe except LSE and OxBridge, I think most universities in the UK are not good enough to spend that amount of fees. I think you didn't take into account that specially for many Indians who go to these universities, their aim isn't to stay in the first place. They aim to spend money and get a shining degree while coming back and running their father's business.

[@shashankc9156]

Please tell how you achieved full scholarship in UC college. Please help me I am currently in undergrad and am keen on joining this university.

[@anwar.muhammad]

Being from pakistan, I can perfectly relate to this. This is brutally on point. Life in UK is not how it was before. UK has lost its charm.

[@Sheetal2933]

Bcz uk is suffering from peaceful community 😊

[@ITZ_ONLY_YOUR_HIMANSHU]

​@@Sheetal2933😅

[@TSCHANNELSHORTS]

Same for life in ireland

[@lombo5293]

​@@Sheetal2933 Canada is suffering from peaceful Kalistani community.

[@Mak_The_Great]

​@@Sheetal2933i don't know maybe it's suffering because of the new UK prime minister!!??

[@harvanshsingh-qc4yu]

I can speak to my own experiences in the United States. While incidents like the one mentioned do occur, it's crucial to understand that many students, myself included, have had positive experiences here. I've been in the US for five years now. Regarding crime, certain areas in the US have higher crime rates, and unfortunately, some Indian students may fall victim to it. It's essential to understand that they aren't necessarily targeted due to their nationality. The Indian students I know are doing well and have landed great jobs, and they're pretty content. This can be attributed to the effort we put into qualifying for reputable universities and being aware of the potential drawbacks of lower-tier institutions. When applying to the US universities, I really dug into the details. I looked at small details, like which state the university is in, where exactly it is in that state, the crime rate around, and the diversity of the people there,and what not. I actually turned down offers from three good universities because of higher crime rates and less diversity in the area. I ended up choosing one that matched my preferences better. Making impulsive decisions to leave the country without thoughtful consideration can lead to negative outcomes. Definitely I miss my country, no doubt about it. If I feel like I've gathered enough experience someday, I might just head back home.

[@iiakari_4456]

Which university did u end up applying?? And can you tell us further of the process and finance?

[@prajjwal.mishra]

I'm ex-Masters Union and don't recommend anybody to go there at such high fees. Total waste of money

[@prasadk4003]

No buddy knows this video is for masters union's promotion only.

[@foodzy8635]

Sir, kisika bhi sapna nhi hota hai MBBS karne ke liye abroad jana, Actually thing is india mein MBBS degree through private college took more than 1 crore where as countries like Russia, ukraine, kazakistan give same degree in 30-40lakhs It's not honor to go abroad, it is our "MAJBURI" Ki india mein education itna mehenga kiya hai ki humare jaise middle class log education afford na kr paaye, 😢😢 I pray to increase no. Of government MBBS college 😢

[@saichandu0260]

Hello bro

[@LB-xo5so]

Bhai everyone settling abroad has to go through these adversaries. It makes you assimilate with the hardworking and calm environment abroad. We all have gone through these stages before settling down. Students nowadays are too loud and expecting too much too quickly but i like it how some of them keep their heads down and work hard to achieve what is their out there 😊

[@nowherekid1]

Ok boomer

[@LB-xo5so]

@@nowherekid1 not boomer more like millennial

[@iamgod423]

how hardworking are we talking about here ?

[@saicharanallam2855]

Tell that to people who are dead!

[@nowherekid1]

@@LB-xo5so ah. My bad. Anyway, I am happy you succeeded but don't think everyone will achieve what you did. This factor of luck is huge. So I guess don't assume people can succeed the way you did. Someone can do that you did and fail. You may be an outlier in the data. An exception. Not the norm.

[@PANDITDADDY-kq9uf]

2:00 correction. That was Hainan province of China not Taiwan, Taiwan is adjacent to eastern coast of China not south Eastern.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

China's Srihari Kota

[@passwordbhulgaya2331]

Bhai edit karke ye bhi bol de ki hainan province bhi coast hai, warna log sochege ki aap china ki side se bol rahe ho

[@happyd6145]

Teaching jobs are in demand now in India. Try for school teachership. You can earn extra through tuitions also.

[@happyd6145]

@@rijfd That's not true... 80-90% of the students still rely on conventional offline tuitions where they can interact face to face with the teacher. Particularly, lower class students depend on offline tuitions. Plus, students would always prefer to go their school teacher to stay in their teacher's good books.

[@Akira_Paramantra]

@@rijfd bro who told u dat

[@rohitjoseph8760]

Guys if there's one thing I can tell you it is this. I came to Australia, pursuing a Masters in Electrical Engineering. I graduated with high distinction. However, having an Indian passport I found impossible to get a job in the field. The only work I could find was to be a cleaner. I felt very sad and disheartened l, to think I worked so hard, and my parents spent so much money for me to study and have a career, and hearing I am cleaning toilets and rooms I thought of giving up and moving back to India..... But I decided this will not be my legacy and stayed. I put my head down, worked very hard, sacrificed alot. And after 15 years of this I am still cleaning toilets and driving cab now on the weekends. But just because my dreams never worked out doesn't mean yours won't. Never give up.

[@78_mary31]

Really?? A cleaner?! Wow u demotivated a lot

[@rohitjoseph8760]

@78_mary31 my motivation is still there. I work everyday and hope for the best! Don't give up your dreams can come true!

[@pietheijn-vo1gt]

If you have master in electrical engineering you are not a cleaner. Every country in the world is looking for electrical engineers. So I think you are either lying or joking.

[@saptarshimandal4289]

Cook your stories elsewhere

[@rohitjoseph8760]

@saptarshimandal4289 hey man get lost

[@ArtWorld6508]

You are right now I am living in UK and cost of living is very high for reduce that cost we have to cut our basic needs and my roomates are doing jobs in grocery store. I really appreciate you for providing such a valuable knowledge.

[@mystico9595]

Looks like neither you nor your friends upskill yourselves and are settlers

[@mystico9595]

Sorry, I meant to say bottom dwellers

[@jestinmathew4503]

This is why it's important that India becomes a developed country. For how long will Indians keep depending on other countries for better jobs and better standard of living. If India becomes a developed country, Indians will not have the need to migrate to other countries and live like 2nd class citizens. India becoming developed will also serve as an inspiration for other developing countries. I genuinely hope that India achieves this milestone. 🇮🇳

[@deki9827]

From the caliber of your English, I highly doubt you're in the UK.

[@peteck007]

जिस तरह की अंग्रेजी लिख रहा है तू, यूके याने उत्तराखंड से होगा

[@aks9329]

We are 140 Cr people and growing, the resources are not growing at the rate of population, no politician talks about it because its their bread and butter.

[@ranjankumar-ke6gx]

You think politicians are increasing the population?😁 I donn't know how they are able to make so many babies

[@ahsisjdvdve2022]

​@@ranjankumar-ke6gx Are you a politician? 😂

[@mksmar]

Everything has a good and bad side, so the main difference is that everyone has their own choice to move abroad or struggle in India but still happy & smiling 🤷🏻‍♂️😶🙂

[@rushalidesai3398]

Buddy you have to struggle if you move abroad as well

[@Aobix]

@@rushalidesai3398 but comparatively less, in west i won't see my seat taken by a less skilled lower castes people

[@rushalidesai3398]

@@Aobix agree

[@shrutisinha7007]

​@@AobixYou know I study at Village but none of the villagers are poor. They have property and earn good. I'm the only general category in our class. Came to know there's Bonafide scheme for students who will recieve 12k per semester. But it wasn't valid for general student 😢. The student of our class came wearing Puma Motorsports shoes.while hmko paise nhi mil skte kyunki hm general student hai wahan pr sabse jyada gareeb toh main hun, mere paas property bhi nhi hai. 😢 Ye kaisa discrimination hai?😢

[@Aobix]

@@shrutisinha7007 oh sad 😔

[@yamangupta773]

Whatta video man, you hooked me up from first to last second. Great video, I related to 90% of the scenarios from both worlds.

[@qoweed]

I think it is important to focus on the type of students coming here too. Most Masters and Undergraduate students going abroad will face harsh situations and challenges, while PhD students deal with non-financial stress So it is important to distinguish.

[@jestinmathew4503]

This is why it's important that India becomes a developed country. For how long will Indians keep depending on other countries for better jobs and better standard of living. If India becomes a developed country, Indians will not have the need to migrate to other countries and live like 2nd class citizens. India becoming developed will also serve as an inspiration for other developing countries. I genuinely hope that India achieves this milestone. 🇮🇳

[@qoweed]

@@jestinmathew4503 That too. But I am trying to make a distinction between the type of students going abroad. It is incorrect to club all students in the same bucket. For example, the largest immigration of PhD students in the US are from Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The largest in Masters is Andhra, Telangana and Punjab where you rarely see any Bengalis. So almost all the Indian Masters students go for industry jobs immediately. There just isn't enough jobs for int'l students considering such a high demand.

[@PULKITKAUL-great]

Dollar/Euro conversion rate is biggest reason why people go abroad. @

[@warpdrive9229]

@@qoweed Even after PhD you have to win the H1B visa lottery(which is totally random) or else you will be deported back to India. Happened with a friend of mine from Stanford. Though his company Google was kind enough to transfer him to Bangalore. Most aren't that lucky. The 6-7 gruelling years will seem bad especially if you don't have somebody with you.

[@qoweed]

@@warpdrive9229 If you stay in academia you don't have to go through the H1B lottery since academia H1B is cap exempt. Doing a PhD is not at all easy, I'm not even contesting that. I'm just saying it isn't a terrible financial decision like Masters and undergrad as an Indian student in the US. And just saying "Indian students" in the video doesn't do justice because there's more nuance to it

[@akashnair9395]

As a Ph.D. student in Canada, I can say that moving here for studies was worth it. I am from IIT, the premier most institute and doing a PhD even in IITs was a nightmare given the pay, the struggle to get data for research, the lack of collegiality between supervisors and students and what not! Life may not be as luxurious as someone imagine living in Canada would be like but the pay is good enough to have a decent life as a student.

[@Dattebayo3089]

Lol 99% students are not IIT passouts

[@elviajero8295]

You are creating fake hopes for many students with this comment 😂.

[@S1KrrSoCal]

@@Dattebayo308999.9% of students are not IIT

[@ProMode2007x]

I'm sorry you do not represent most students, with a profile like that.

[@xinformatics]

100% Agree. PhD student in USA. IIT Delhi grad.

[@vanshsinghrana]

Eye opener video.....thanks Mohak bhai for making such videos.

[@SpecialGlobalTalks]

Soch by mohak Study iq Hyper quest ❤❤❤🙂

[@smithlopez3965]

You do realise he lives in the USA and he also pursued his education abroad

[@vanshsinghrana]

@@smithlopez3965 he is much older than me and in today scenario the things are different as compared to events when he completed his studies.

[@puttanisheelgoud4901]

Students are choosing abroad because in abroad I have seen equality of men n women , prostitution is legal here, In India poor person or student in lifetime he can earn upto 1 cr, when it comes to abroad countries it takes upto 10 years ,Education free upto 10 grade, strictly NO POLLUTION, No SOUND NUISANCE, beautiful weather that's why people choose abroad

[@bobbush5339]

Modi has made India shine but why Indian leaving India? I asked an Indian student and he told me it is all fake, Modi is good for few Gujaratis only and for the rest there is Ram Temple.

[@vaibhavnayak3416]

The thing is Every scheme is for lower middle class, poor people and ultra rich people. middle class will struggle to earn and pay high tax.

[@hazelene_]

That is so true. Everything is based on religion and it is getting annoying now.

[@akshitverma6870]

70-80 saal congress govt ne kuchh ni kia and now you are blaming modi? Why were you even born?

[@hazelene_]

@@akshitverma6870 they did, the economy would end if they didn't.

[@venkatarama9690]

In Gujarat also majority try to go abroad..only few Gujarati benefitted, majority ate suffering

[@AKASHROY-i9f]

Quality of Indian universities and colleges is not good except IIT IIMS NIT IISC and few private colleges

[@AnkitRajput-mx9yf]

Are Bhai du jnu bhee hai

[@shubhthepro]

even in germany we are jobless

[@walterwhite5392]

⁠​⁠@@AnkitRajput-mx9yf Nah they aren’t, only top notch colleges of DU are great in terms of education & placement like SRCC

[@mohit4838]

Also it much more difficult to get into a top college in India compared to top universities abroad.

[@x87-64]

@@walterwhite5392 Yes in DU only the top ones like Kirori Mal, St. Stephen are good and that too only in BSc. degrees.

[@datcatsavedme7071]

I follow subreddits in Canada and Indian students are being used as scapegoats so I think there will be laws regulating how many Indian students can enter Canada. There is also resentment growing among Canadians when Indian students use food banks because it is believed that you should have money to fund your life during your studies.

[@Vjsnd]

Basically Canada doesn’t have the resources to accommodate the high number of immigrants Trudeau is letting in. Once resources are enough, people will be okay with immigration again.

[@Creativeworld-123fs]

do you mind sharing names of these sub reddits. PLEASSE

[@datcatsavedme7071]

@@Creativeworld-123fs r/Canada it’s blatant.

[@noisnecsa995]

@@datcatsavedme7071 r/Canada is where all the racist right wingers are. They aren't the majority view.

[@sigfigronath]

food bank thing makes sense tbh

[@tanyaexo2638]

Love the end conclusion. Sabki life alag hai, sabki variable alag hai toh sabki decisions bhi alag ho sakti hai

[@soumimukherjee6748]

Thank god I didn’t have the money to go abroad in my undergrad days…I struggled n fought to establish myself in India first n then got called to UK when I was senior enough..once I came here it was easy since the people here were not ready to compete at my level..as a result I grew to become a partner in 5 years…so I always advise juniors that first establish urself in our own country n then people abroad will get the red carpet rolling for you..

[@warpdrive9229]

Partner as in consulting?

[@praneeroop]

I believe in this too!

[@beachplease_]

It depends on your career choice though. If you’re going to move to a different country as a resident, you’d still have to clear the entrance exam for that country and probably start at an intern level. That’s how it works. Do what works for you, though.

[@saniyasaniya8672]

truee i agreed

[@soumimukherjee6748]

@@warpdrive9229 yes sir..

[@danishdolta9260]

Also in india . Lonely and free no job , no work , in young age people like vella 😅

[@shubhthepro]

even in germany we are jobless

[@subhadeepghosh3961]

Even in UK we re

[@mralyyt2449]

Why are you spamming same comment in all replies what you want to prove ​@@shubhthepro

[@mohann2289]

Make plans how can you improve yourself be spiritual you will never regret your life

[@jackiecooper9439]

Its the skill issue. Our educational institutions are a a total waste of time and money. But we need to do it for formality. Spending so much time memorising the syllabus and then work of fruitful upskilling is too much stressful. Better to go to real institutions in foreign nations, get skilled and get good job. In Germany Masters is free too and their institutions are much better than IIT.

[@Kiritshivanand]

मैं अमेरिका का निवासी हूं और पिछले दो वर्षों से मैं भू-अर्थव्यवस्था, भू-राजनीतिक, सामाजिकता के शोध में बहुत समय बिता रहा हूं और इस शोध के अनुसार मेरा निष्कर्ष यह है कि पश्चिमी दुनिया और यूरोपीय देशों में अब कोई स्थिरता नहीं है। क्योंकि डॉलर की स्थिति में गिरावट और कई मुद्दे हैं, वर्तमान में अमेरिका मंदी से अवसाद की ओर बढ़ रहा है, यही कारण है कि व्यवसाय दिवालिया हो रहे हैं और बंद हो रहे हैं, मुद्रास्फीति बढ़ती जा रही है, देश का राजकोषीय घाटा (कर्ज) हर 3 महीने में 1 ट्रिलियन डॉलर बढ़ रहा है। इसलिए फिएट मुद्रा डॉलर बहुत जल्द अपने वास्तविक मूल्य पर समाप्त होने वाला है। और इस आने वाले चुनाव से पहले देश में बहुत सारी अराजकता होगी। और यह अब सभी विश्वविद्यालयों और कॉलेजों के परिसरों में देखा जा रहा है। भारतीयों को निशाना बनाया गया है, पिछले चार महीनों में 10 भारतीय छात्रों की हत्या कर दी गई है और पुलिस हिरासत में कोई भी संदिग्ध गिरफ्तार नहीं हुआ है। दक्षिणी सीमाएँ अवैध लोगों के स्वागत के लिए खुली हैं। देश में 8 मिलियन से अधिक अवैध जानवर प्रवेश कर चुके हैं। इसलिए एक भारतीय होने के नाते मेरा मेरे भाई-बहनों को सुझाव है कि जो भी विदेश जाने का इच्छुक हो, वह न आए। आने वाले वर्षों में यह देश आप लोगों को ग्रीन कार्ड, यहां तक ​​कि नागरिकता भी प्रदान करेगा, लेकिन उसमें फंसें नहीं और मैं उन लोगों के माता-पिता से अनुरोध करता हूं जिनके बच्चे यहां रह रहे हैं, उन्हें मजबूर न करें या उन्हें संघर्ष के लिए प्रेरित न करें। यह सभी भारतीय छात्रों और अनिवासी भारतीयों के लिए अंतिम आह्वान है कि उन्हें वापस जाने के लिए पर्याप्त समय मिले अन्यथा आप यहां जीवित नहीं रह सकते और यह भारतीय छात्रों के लिए उनके जीवन के बारे में एक लाल संकेत है। ये हकीकत है मानो या ना मानो ये आपकी मर्जी है। मैंने गहराई से गहराई से अध्ययन किया और पाया कि अर्थशास्त्र का अब्राहमिक धर्म चिंतन मॉडल, पूंजीवाद, मार्क्सवादी और समाजवाद विफल हो गए हैं और नया भारत सनातन अर्थशास्त्र मॉडल की ओर बढ़ रहा है, जो 27% की वृद्धि का सिद्ध ट्रैक रिकॉर्ड है, इसीलिए प्राचीन भारत कहा जाता था। सोने की चिड़िया के रूप में. एक एनआरआई और शोधकर्ता के रूप में मेरा विचार है कि पश्चिमी दुनिया अभी 5 वर्षों के भीतर बड़ी आपदा की ओर बढ़ रही है, उनकी अर्थव्यवस्थाएं बहुत गंभीर स्थिति में हैं, यही कारण है कि मुद्रास्फीति अभी बहुत अधिक है। इसलिए मेरी उन सभी भारतीयों को सलाह है जो सोशल मीडिया या दोस्तों, रिश्तेदारों से मंत्रमुग्ध हो गए हैं, वे पश्चिमी दुनिया में आने से पहले अपना शोध कार्य कर लें, लेकिन मैंने कहा कि न आएं और एनआरआई के लिए मेरी सलाह है कि भारत वापस आने का यह सही समय है अन्यथा वे सचमुच रोएंगे और भारत वापस आने के लिए भारत सरकार से मदद मांगेंगे

[@ravidhillon5805]

Bro, I live in Canada. I can feel the same problem of lolliness and fake friends. Most importantly I would like to add some Indian Student gets addicted to drugs and they like homeless on roads

[@godxmessi]

Rip English 🙏 🪦 Leave canada asap

[@godxmessi]

@@Jordan_offline_ kyu bhai?

[@Godbless270]

How did u move to Canada with this brilliant english 😮

[@HereistheReality]

The fact is people focused on your grammatical mistakes but not to your point shows how much they worship English

[@Godbless270]

@@HereistheReality yes bcoz he is in Canada and English is the main prime language of communication in day to day life here… he is not in India that he doesnt need to spk in English in daily life… I hope that answers your concerns :)

[@BoneappleG]

I’m so glad someone made a video about this. Ive been really wanting to learn more this wave of Indian international students!

[@bobsinhav]

Kids from my school (a DPS in a certain Gulf country) ask me (BSE from a major midwestern university in the US)if going abroad is worth it. I tell them, at least for undergrad, it is worth it only if they score above 90 percent (or current equivalent CGPA) or if they have a family immigration visa pending. Even then, undergrad is better done inside India, for a better RoI.

[@goodshorts333]

He himself living in usa and saying to us it is not good to go abroad 😂😂😂 !!!

[@bobsinhav]

@@goodshorts333 Well, he is being honest. He is not selling us a bill of goods.

[@user-xn9pu4us8d]

You are absolutely right. Because this is something I have faced when I was looking for a college that could be afforded. This is how I decided to chose to go to abroad and I think I can see a struggling but when overcome, the same could become smoothing.

[@hehhe9827]

Hey please could u tell if you're studying abroad and are u convinced by the environment

[@TechTalk2394]

The biggest stigma in the way of indian education is "Reservation". 🤧😊

[@susmitamohanta.42]

Last line about happiness equation is the cherry on cake for the entire video I would say... Beautiful conclusion I must say... Good work ❤

[@rubydoobydoo]

Beautifully explained. Can totally relate to all the points covered in this video. Great job, Mohak & team. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Sumiiitth]

I am Content Writer, at a company name HowToAbroad and i can assure that everything he said is correct and well researched.

[@oliverqueen5883]

Easy. If you go to Harvard you will succeed. If you go to Alpha College in the suburb of a suburb of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, then you will not succeed

[@notankeshverma]

The lack of large scale employment sector like manufacturing is the major cause of this. People are complaining about the huge population which can't be change in a short period of time. Let's pick a better and future proof solution like creating manufacturing jobs rather service based job which is only enriching the 1% percent of the population.

[@krishansaini4226]

Raaton raat kahan kuch badalne waala hai bhai 💔

[@prameyprabhudesai864]

PLI scheme is meant exactly for that. Please read about policy impetus for manufacturing. In 3-5 yrs, things will be a lot different

[@mohammadfaizlateef2818]

Population is just an excuse made for incompetencies of our Government

[@danishkapadia9401]

Absolutely spot on with this video that you presented . I can relate myself being a international student i arrived in new zealand in 2017 its a struggle being homesick, studies , working part time and later on being on a post study visa , then an employer support visa , i did manage to obtain my residency in 2022. I definitely do my part in explaing prospective students who want to study abroad about the real challenges that are faced by an international student

[@darshanagarwal8105]

Hey can we connect?

[@darshanagarwal8105]

I want to ask more on same topic

[@danishkapadia9401]

Yes we can

[@ankanaghosh5163]

@@danishkapadia9401 does NZ have IT jobs?

[@danishkapadia9401]

Yes nz has it jobs

[@ManikGupta_M]

My cousin is also studying in Canada for bachelor, the way and the quality of education here and there is way too different it’s like battle in india.

[@sanjeev1988trident]

Yahin vajah hain ki maine 10th pass karne ke baad Govt.ITI mein do saal fitter couse Kia. Aur ITI Pass karne ke baad mujhe ONGC Assam Asset mein Deputy Technician (production) ki post par permanent job bhi lag gaya. Ab mein wahi par job kar Raha hoon.

[@user-lt2qr1xv6f]

Mohak bhai aap v toh America se padhai kiye ho na. 😂😂😅😅❤❤❤❤

[@Hindi_Storyteller23]

Amazing video. Glad that someone is raising this topic and giving correct and useful information. Thank you.

[@welmasho]

maturity is when we all realise that, family and your real home is the true love of your life.

[@prasoonjoshi6738]

No , that is subjective. Mohak also said at last that it depends

[@prajakt0789]

​@@prasoonjoshi6738Nope it's not subjective. Rectify things that are incorrect at home.

[@ichbinNikhil]

That is true but if you cannot earn enough to sustain this then how will you manage. I had worked in design field but with no saving and I don't spend a lot because the salary was so less. So you need to do something to take care of it

[@introvertion6460]

​@@prajakt0789 You cant rectify abusive behaviors of your "parents "

[@prajakt0789]

@@introvertion6460 There's a particular age to take charge of things.

[@itsokyaaar]

Loved the video. A very balanced perspective that highlights almost everything that one needs to know about this topic. I especially agree with all the reasons you shared about why Indians feel the need to study abroad. Our education system needs an overhaul but for a country like India it's extremely complicated. I can't comment about other countries but Immigration in the US is extremely complex and I think it's by design. As far as finding a job is in US or Canada is concerned I will once again like to blame our education system. We're always taught to put our head down and work. We're taught that if you work hard enough, people will notice you. However, the western world requires you to sell yourself and your skills. And while Indians are probably extremely hardworking and smart, most of us just don't know how to articulate or speak well during interviews (this is also the reason why there's a growth in career coaches in US and Canada). That again, isn't our fault completely. Public speaking is not a part of our education system. We're never taught how to sell ourselves and our skills. And until we're able to fix that, this vicious cycle will continue.

[@rayray9996]

Excellent analysis and accurate presentation. Your thoroughness in research comes through. I learned a lot from your video. Lots of info for all desi students.

[@TatsumiOga682]

I would've liked it if Mohak spoke about his personal experience as well, as he's a Harvard graduate

[@karthikeyabudda9585]

Agree with ya

[@maynarddmello2100]

Dude, he's been to Harvard. That should tell you everything that you need to know about his experience

[@danmor2349]

Far less competition in other countries. Also work environments in usa or UK tend to be much better than how engineers are treated in India. There's an actual 9 to 5 if you end up in some good teams and you don't have to travel for 2 hours in traffic

[@abhinavcharan6893]

But you are still a second class citizen to begin with and that IF you used is the most significant word of your comment as finding that perfect job is close to impossible especially in USA

[@peteck007]

अमेरिका में सेटल हो सकते हो लेकिन यूके यूरोप जैसे देश नेटिव कल्चर और अपने लोगों के प्रति जागृत हो रहे है। अमरीका ऑस्ट्रेलिया गोरों के देश नहीं है। वहां कोई और रहते थे

[@bikramic]

I stay in Bhubaneswar here also people are lifeless

[@MOHAMMED-gi2uh]

Who told u far less competition? The remaining everything you wrote is OK but competition is worldwide here not less than India

[@SpecialGlobalTalks]

Soch by mohak Study iq Hyper quest ❤❤❤🙂

[@sanskarkhandelwal]

Not everyone wants to go there just for money , many of them want to go abroad because of better research facilities and experiencing new cultures ... As You only live once

[@Cutie-pie-chandu]

Most ppl go for money

[@HridoyHasan-sf4dj]

Many Indians, Nepalis and Pakistanis came to Bangladesh for MBBS ❤

[@EuroThesis]

I'm a PhD student in Ireland. I got full scholarship and get a stipend as well. I always tell every PhD aspirant I talk to or meet to never do a PhD WITHOUT a scholarship. PhD itself is a very stressful degree. We can't afford to have financial stress on the top of that. Moreover, undergrads and master's students can atleast manage a part-time job along with their studies. It's almost impossible to juggle studies and part-time jobs for PhD students. If you plan to self fund your PhD abroad, consider following things: 1. PhD is a long course (3-5 years). You will be paying for your University fee for more years compared to Undergrads/Masters students 2. PhD fee is usually higher than other courses 3. You can't always manage working part-time while studying as a PhD student.

[@ShazadKhan-e4p]

@EuroThesis bro i got admission from University of bologna italy , Bachelor's in genomics with need and merit based scholarship for 3 years. Should i go?.

[@conrad28]

Leave Ireland, our country is full.

[@EuroThesis]

@@conrad28 Will do for sure. Just let me finish my studies 😁

[@dataman17]

loved the video! Straight to the facts and i liked the fact you summarised everything with single last sentence of yours and also presented the facts.

[@palabhik3711]

My only question is why the Indian government is not making any law to limit the population growth?

[@datcatsavedme7071]

Because it’s against human rights to try and limit how many children someone has

[@austere_kore]

Once upon a time, Congress did and it backfired badly. But soon the population of India will decrease as many are choosing the options of late marriage and no kids

[@TaylorLeeKnow]

Exactly I wonder what’s stopping them

[@shajiljohn]

South states who has successfully implemented population control are being punished, while states higher population are given more budget..

[@palabhik3711]

@@datcatsavedme7071 I somewhat agree with the fact but with such a mindset survival will be harsh for the upcoming gen along with crisis such as climate change, unemployment, wars like the one in gaza, exploitation to human rights, inflation, more epidemics and much more, ultimately the quality of life will drop for those who are not blessed with treasure coz the resources are fading away swiftly.😕

[@szahmad2416]

That last point strikes home hard. Not everyone's "happiness equation" is the same. And it's time to stop thinking that what works for one person in terms of self-fulfillment is what will work for everyone else.

[@rajsamani2931]

Want to share my story: My name is Raj Samani. I did my schooling in Gujarat and aspired to become a doctor. After completing my 12th grade, I secured admission in July 2018 at Bhuj Medical College. However, the college fees amounted to 13 lakhs per year. At that point, a relative suggested pursuing my MBBS from Kyrgyz State Medical Academy in Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan), where the fees were approximately 38 lakhs for the entire course. After conducting thorough research, I decided to enroll there. I spent five years in Kyrgyzstan and returned with a college degree. Just a few days ago, on January 20th, I attempted my first FMGE screening exam and successfully cleared it. Now, I am officially a registered doctor under the Government of Gujarat. Through this journey, I managed to save around 65 lakhs - 38 lakhs, which amounts to approximately 27 lakhs...

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

I heard foreign studied student ka exam hard hota hai?

[@rajsamani2931]

​Yes, abhi jo recent 20 January ko exam huaa uska 20% result aaya​@@ShubhamMishrabro

[@g.k.ofeverything9183]

upsc like exams are so useless . we should focus on increasing our skills insted of giving a useless exam

[@jothishprabu8]

I agree 💯. What's the point of memorizing so many facts???

[@g.k.ofeverything9183]

@@jothishprabu8 Exactly

[@PANDITDADDY-kq9uf]

Yes, 10 lakh people prepare every year just to get some 6-700 seats

[@dhruvalraj6026]

Upsc is British curse to us. They introduced civil services in india😅

[@PANDITDADDY-kq9uf]

@@dhruvalraj6026 civil service is the machinery which runs our country. Brits were smart, they appointed educated people at right positions to get their work done. It's not a curse but a boon but the way our students prepare for UPSC is very bad, UPSC should never be your primary carrier option.

[@vlogsbynik]

Great video, brother!! You covered most of the points. Also the editing and narration is so smooth that I got hooked to watch the 26 min long video. Great work 🥂

[@sparkleevanagy]

Mohak, letting you know even IIMs don't have good placements these days 😭 read about their conditions too

[@drummerreshma]

I’m from Bangalore and I moved to the U.S through a student visa too. To be honest, I haven’t faced any of these issues! Yes, it was a bit lonely at first, but I started to make loads of friends as soon as I got used to the culture. Also, it was relatively easy for me to find a good job after graduation. In all honesty, it all depends on how you use your time in college and the choices you make.

[@sunsummoner4570]

Finally a positive comment

[@106-raghavendra]

When did you graduate and which field of study ?

[@drummerreshma]

@@106-raghavendra I graduated in 2021 from Umass Boston with a bachelors and masters degree in English. 😎

[@106-raghavendra]

@@drummerreshma ohh wow 🔥👌

[@ahsisjdvdve2022]

​@@drummerreshma Are you an English teacher now?

[@adityawadhwani5939]

This shows the need has come to grow our country better our standards and make India better

[@A_Responsible_Citizen]

I guess our country will be developed by 2060. At that time we all will be in our 40s or 50s.

[@tharabhai1794]

This would take around 50-70 years As per current growth rate ??our generation would be dead by then

[@blushingrxes-quit7774]

Please do as a kid born to Indians who immigrated to India i wish everyday that I lived in India because the racism, the lack of familial identity and no contact with your culture can really wear someone down. I know India also has problems but if you are upper middle class/wealthy please don't come here.

[@noisnecsa995]

@@blushingrxes-quit7774 I am a child of immigrants to the US and I haven't encountered any of that. Where are you located?

[@blushingrxes-quit7774]

@@noisnecsa995 i live in the middle of the Appalachian mountains which is a huge factor in the way I’m treated. If I lived in New York or something it probably would be better 😅

[@unqnadeem4686]

Being an international student i can feel every thing u said. But as a firm believer of destiny, we have to try make things happen wherever we are and dont get depressed. In order to reduce depression i would say to form more communities to discuss ones issues and get it resolved. Rest is all destiny.

[@avdarth]

Despite all the flaws you nitpicked about foreign countries, they are still a better option than studying in India. 1. You talked about not being able to get a job in the USA. Fact - The unemployment rate in the USA is 3.7%, while in India, it's 6.8%. On top of that, Indians are the highest-earning ethnic group in the USA. 2. You talked about a few Indian students being beaten up in the USA. Fact - In India, over 13,000 students kill themselves every year due to failing or stress from competition. 3. You talked about high rent and high tax rates. Of course, they are high because they offer a good quality of life, unlike India, where everything is broken and unusable. In Germany, the tax rate is high because education is free, healthcare is free, and public transportation is free, whereas in India, the tax rate is high, and nothing is free. On top of that, we pay double taxes everywhere, first to the government and then while buying anything. 4. You also talked about homesickness. This is pretty subjective. People who know how to make friends can make them anywhere. The people who don't will be lonely no matter where they are. 5. Also, inflation in India is also at a record high. Our salaries can't keep up with the prices of products and rent. Needless to say, stop with the nitpicking. For every bad example you give about foreign education, I can give you 100 good examples, and for every good example you give about India, I can give you a thousand bad ones.

[@S4EGEF9RDgaming]

5:25 , bro, my 10 year old son literally installed and configured his own pc without anyone's help, and you're saying that college students can't send emails with attachments, what is wrong with this country

[@imthiyazbasha4864]

Again you touched a brilliant topic, I was planing to go to UK last 1.5yrs back, but unfortunately n thankfully due to uk unstable economy at that time I didn’t went there now I am satisfied whit what ever earning here in India got married to a lovely wife and I live in joint family, but sadly that’s not the case with my friends who are in abroad, most of them doing labour jobs after completing their studies coz not able to find jobs, hopefully 🤞 India 🇮🇳 will create more jobs opportunities so that no one has to go abroad

[@jestinmathew4503]

This is why it's important that India becomes a developed country. For how long will Indians keep depending on other countries for better jobs and better standard of living. If India becomes a developed country, Indians will not have the need to migrate to other countries and live like 2nd class citizens. India becoming developed will also serve as an inspiration for other developing countries. I genuinely hope that India achieves this milestone. 🇮🇳

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[@kshitijanatu2626]

@@jestinmathew4503in developed India, labour jobs must be respected equally as much as white collared jobs. In developed countries cost of labour is higher, manual labourers and housekeeping company workers and waiters are equally respected, unlike India rn, where labour is cheap and abundant and not at all respected. Are you ready to change this mindset, in the hopes of our country becoming developed?

[@SpecialGlobalTalks]

Soch by mohak Study iq Hyper quest ❤❤❤🙂

[@tarunsingh7326]

​@@kshitijanatu2626you have no experience of abroad just having a fairy world in ur mind.

[@wisdomhighschool9975]

In 1800s, the UK was the Biggest Global Power and The Most Indutrialized, But still, Millions of English People Migrated to the USA, Becoz, When a Country starts Becoming Rich,An Aspirational Middle Class Emerges who wants to Go to place where there Aspirations would become true, This is what happened with Germany in 1900s,China eibce 1970s,India eince 1990s,It will eventually stop when their home countries become Rich Enough that the Middle Class aspirations would comr true in their own country

[@DS-wo4ji]

Liked the statement

[@akshayganesh4144]

Indeed true

[@LEGENDRAXGAMER]

Great statement

[@ofAwxen]

So basically, people would prefer a rising power than a risen power

[@juniorstrange]

​@@ofAwxengood big salary i think

[@Apps2312]

I came here in Vienna Austria 4 months back with a full time job and literally I’m deciding to move back to india . Literally life is not as glitzy and glamorous as it looks like on Instagram reels , I just came here in FOMO and now I am looking for a job in India once again ….. i must say life in india as a software developer now a days is much better in terms of compensation and growth and you live with your near dear ones . So yup just wanted to share my experience hope it Would be helpful to someone who is looking for job abroad.