What to do if things don't work out in the US?

[@AmitMishra1993]

A lot of these companies who are not willing to sponsor a visa don't even consider the notion of a 3-year stay on OPT and STEM extension. It's funny that 3 years is still longer than their mean employee attrition rate, but they still cry because no sponsorship means we can't be a "long-term employee". Big problem.

[@cairnhill64]

Bhai mere even if let’s say average marriage lasts 5 years. Will you marry a girl who says she gonna leave you in 6 years?

[@AmitMishra1993]

@@cairnhill64 Marriage wasn't created for a six year tenure as you said, but the US government specifically made the OPT so we'd get experience and leave the country. The companies and the govt cannot find common footing here as we are eligible to work, but we can't.

[@dipro001]

Understand that some people cannot be openly r @ci$t in 2024 so they use subtle policy to do their dirty work

[@Drganguli]

Remote work in USA has taught managers that most jobs in tech and business analysis can be outsourced to India. It is quite common now for the H1B jobs to be replaced by an IT job in Hyderabad, Bangalore or Chennai. One should realize that American companies are very much into cost cutting and profit maximization and are very good in shareholder driven business. H1B should have a plan B in all cased of returning to India.

[@Drganguli]

@@sr-xd8jb not true. Silicon Valley routinely pays 300 to 500 k per year which is way higher than what people get in India. Starting salaries in india are way lower. Only VP and CTO level people and CEO make great money. Also note the huge trend among the medium and smaller companies in USA in terms of outsourcing. Finally this is increasing beyond Bangalore and many smaller towns in the north and east have now started seeing outsourcing

[@Drganguli]

@@sr-xd8jb From an American company perspective there is a lot of room left in cost arbitrage given they care about the actual dollar rupee rate. Huge savings result from outsourcing even now. 20 years ago the dollar was 40 rupees. Of course the salaries of it people in India has improved a lot which is great.

[@sakethreddy4450]

@@Drgangulihow many can land a job in Silicon Valley? Rhee rents and cost of living are freaking expensive.

[@Drganguli]

@@sakethreddy4450 true

[@babahanuman83]

That's nonsense. And above all Indian cities are the most dirty, filthy and stinking in the world. That's a fact. Disgusting. So who can goes away.

[@dipro001]

If any youngster is trying to decide, here are my two cents: Don't go abroad if you have to take even a dollar of debt. It's just not worth the risk. Just accept you cannot afford it. If you get funding or pay out of pocket, then sure, go for it even in this economy (I will not recommend your parents selling your only house or having zero cash in hand to fund you). As for non-Stem subjects, I will say that non-stem students should try to go abroad even more as in India you can learn science subjects well but social science and humanities are only taught at a good standard in the West. Good luck.

[@sanjeevg9618]

It’s good to provide true awareness, so people can decide what to do. Great work.

[@devanshi1691]

Absolutely amazing video Mam. Every word spoken is true.

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

Glad you liked it

[@parnamsaini4751]

If India is great then why look elsewhere?

[@prasmitkumarpradhan1497]

Ego

[@கோபிசுதாகர்]

Money

[@manishmurudkar]

1:04 After staying there for a year, I was asked to move to US. I didn't apply for L1, thank god...

[@Konbe-x9z]

True. Don’t even look elsewhere

[@curious1731]

Its not ..its great only in social media..still its a poor country

[@shreyanshgala7857]

I am an undergraduate student in US and I echo everything said in the video. I am on non-stem finance bachelors and its very difficult to find companies that sponsor. I had final rounds at Bulge Bracket for investment banking but was rejected because of visa status despite having near to perfect GPA and co-curriculars.

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

Thanks for sharing, which college are you attending?

[@firstpostcommenter8078]

Well, you are non-stem. This was expected. KZbin videos showed this already so one has to be ready for this. For stem it's 50-50 chances so people sometimes are shocked that they have to return to a country like India

[@frankcb11]

Have you considered the EU especially Germany or Switzerland with finance background? Maybe Canada. I think the US is going backwards on immigration

[@mananmajmudar5598]

@@frankcb11canada is tough now

[@usharamesh8853]

So bro, what do you plan to do now ? Seriously, I am very confused. I wish to do MS but scared to proceed further considering the present scenario. Is taking 50 lakhs loan worth it do MS. Pls reply.

[@uppercrust400]

My parents came to America in 1970 when I was a little boy. I don’t remember it, but my mother told me we all got our Green Cards right there at the airport upon arrival. Now, from what I’ve told, an Indian citizen coming to America today has to wait nearly 100 years to get his Green Card. Why do I mention this? Well, if my parents had stayed in India, then I would have been raised in India and I wouldn’t even consider moving to a foreign country. I honestly feel my life in India would have, in some ways, actually been better had we not moved to America. My advice to Indians: Opportunities in India are getting better, and if you have a good job in India, then stay in India. America isn’t worth because they’ve made it too difficult. I will move back to India after retirement.

[@vasujonnalagadda6017]

I was in US from 2011-2017, realised quickly about the visa and green card trap...moved back to India...best decision ever

[@politicallyincorrect1705]

Good points. In the USA, J.P Morgan Chase has stopped H-1B sponsorship, but Amazon still offers sponsorship. There are so many qualified people looking for employment in the USA now that companies won't move an employee outside the USA just to retain them. If you can't demonstrate your value to the company, you are replaceable.

[@goldentiger1841]

It is important to first understand what time we are in. Cyclically we are headed for alot of layoffs in 2024 which will begin in April, and even more layoffs in 2025. This situation will continue for the remainder of the decade !

[@frankcb11]

You don’t know this lol. Rest of decade?

[@goldentiger1841]

@@frankcb11 till 2032 all chaos

[@frankcb11]

@@goldentiger1841I don’t buy that. It’s not that I don’t believe that the marketplace doesn’t have some troubles I do but as an Econ major and someone who pays attention to the economy. I think pushing back on your assumptions are fair. You kinda just put a date out there without much reasoning behind it.

[@sidumsukesh]

Excellent information given mam

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

Thanks a lot

[@leemartinez2975]

Some advice from an American. The USA needs to fill a lot of trade (blue collar) jobs. Indian students should widen the net of job positions they apply for. Try applying for trade jobs such as plumbing, carpentry, and welding. Get job training in India in a trade before coming to the US to study for a degree in technology.

[@Satya-g5t]

good advice really, only these students never think of other options

[@K.Ramaswamy-w1i]

Keep up this good work Very informative God Bless you

[@AnilSharma-ui4gj]

Your videos are excellent on all aspects of the subject and really helpful in taking informed decision i

[@srinathmadras4002]

A very basic Question. Why are people so desperate for H1B Visa or wanting to stay in US, no matter what it takes. Is it just because of some more dollars or some kinda status symbol? I lived in US on L1B Visa sometime back. After spending 5 years there, I prefered to relocate myself & family back to India with whatever I could manage to save. Initially, it was difficult thing to manage, especially for kids. But, after few months, I was alright and now, I don't regret my decision. Even after 10 years of relocating to India, my both kids haven't given up their American accent and whatever the good discipline they learnt in US. I travel abroad as tourist atleast twice or thrice a year. No regrets at all.

[@vidyadharkamat4749]

It's good sign for Indian & Indian society. Real educated talent coming back.

[@vedashreeteli6658]

Great words 👏

[@Universal-g6c]

Phds have top notch options, trust me , even more than lingering on stupid H1Bs with even $100ks, Phd gets top points on immigration system or Australia, /Canada even Golden visa for UAE. What she hasxsaid is 100 % correct, in EU, you need local language to get a good, professional career

[@sbnerji12555]

I'm planning to change my domain..ms in aerospace engineering and PhD in this domain a good choice for a international student ?

[@Universal-g6c]

@@sbnerji12555 Any Ph.d is excellent if one is research career oriented; aerospace is like icing on cake, not many enrol for doctoral degrees especially from India unlike CS or MBA

[@muasharatimedia8498]

Take it as a blessing in disguise! 👍Waiting for a GC while having an H1B is a waste of the best years of your life.

[@ARRahmanLove]

Looks like you are using your old videos and some AI tool or App to overlay your voice on the video. No lip sync, which is a giveaway. Thank you very much. Any case for good content

[@satishsinghal101]

My comment is only about finding faculty positions after a ph. D. in USA. On plus side, a university H1B does not go through the H1B lottery system, and is granted if application meets all USCIS requirements. But, to get faculty position in even in a B grade US university is very hard. You have to have top notch writing skills, in addition to being a top notch STEM researcher. There are many STEM Indians, who are good writers, but most fall short in this area, because honing great writing skills, takes at least a decade of concerted effort and practice. To, my shock, I knew a UCLA ph. D. American in Mathematics, whose writing skill is truly amazing. Even, he could land a teaching job in a community college only. I know also of a M. S. in Mathematics from India, a green card holder, who was rejected for teaching job even in a community college, because of poor writing skills. Yes, this may come as a shock, but writing skills are a factor, even when being hired as a Mathematics teacher.

[@nagasrinivasg5812]

there are young people with age 20-25 who got migrated on family based migration, they are very lucky ones, no immigration tension from Day 1

[@asp7009]

Ma'am, my son has an admit for masters in data science in NYU. Is the course worth the price and what does ur job prospects increase with a better University

[@nandakumar8936]

Good university. But if you're stretching yourself financially too much no university is worth it. With time restrictions on finding a job, the risk is too high.

[@guptasagar694]

Paisa Barbad...pune me plot lelo 1 crore ka...Ladka Aayashi karega Amricka mein

[@ZubairAhmad-yj9et]

Problem solved. As an American citizen, marry you.

[@Universal-g6c]

It's not a cakewalk anymore, yes , used to be decades ago, not anymore

[@mananmajmudar5598]

@@Universal-g6cI don’t think so that’s true . marriage is faster option.

[@Universal-g6c]

@@mananmajmudar5598 yes, it's easier than regular EB2 and EB3, wanted to tell , it's not that simple as it used to be decades ago , they ask lot of questions, even tougher ,if spouse is not in the US

[@mananmajmudar5598]

@@Universal-g6c For adults who are in their 30's don't face so much challenge as they earn and are equipped to answer all the questions in an interview.

[@mananmajmudar5598]

i stayed in Canada for 5 years .

[@Swargadeo]

Does studing in US or any foreign nation should automatically get job?? Are the goal of student to get job only or to acquire knowledge?? I know 99% students study abroad just for job in nation where they study not for acquiring knowledge.

[@chandramouliramachandran4217]

One more idea. Indian industries can send their best candidates to USA universities for their specific higher skills. This will give a chance for higher education to individuals and also high skills for indian industries.

[@somalishant]

Hi, I got the admission offer from Drexel University for a masters in ML and AI as I am holding 7 years of work experience in India in ai and ml only , should I consider Drexel one any chances of jobs after masters please reply

[@chiragpakhare4043]

Consulting through upgrad?

[@somalishant]

​@@chiragpakhare4043no futurnse USP pathway

[@vtvarun84]

Tomorrow never dies.

[@kashishgoyal1414]

Plssss make a video on which universities in usa offer integrated ms+phd in business analytics and data science....

[@rvnair18]

Students are just that and are supposed to return after their studies. So what is the problem??

[@ZubairAhmad-yj9et]

Don't make it a big problem than it is

[@lotusflower7517]

Why are people leaving their family and going to USA?

[@ddmaheshwari7059]

I know people who did not succeed in 3 lottery trials after Bachelors. So he has now joined Masters course to continue on Student visa..

[@jagadishnanabala4258]

Many are well settled in usa. Indians are well settled in usa

[@ddmaheshwari7059]

Need to understand noof H1B are limited and there aremore aplicants. So this is bound to happen. Bachelors H1B is 65000 whereas 20000 for those with Masters. Most from India are with Masters.

[@howtodothings1402]

Join Walmart USA; they literally hire anyone and provide them with a six-figure salary. Additionally, they are currently hiring for positions such as product manager, supply chain management, senior product manager, etc. Moreover, jobs at Walmart USA are not hectic at all. So, if you are considering applying for the aforementioned positions, best of luck, although luck isn't necessary to secure employment at Walmart.

[@rohanutep81]

Does it get favoured in H1 B lottery process??

[@himanshutomar7187]

@@rohanutep81 there is no favour in H1B , it is a lottery depends on luck !!

[@rachnapaul6623]

These people cannot work at Walmart because of visa status

[@MuthusrinivasanV-xg5ey]

What you are telling 100% true. It is 100% luck.

[@nagasrinivasg5812]

Chirag Subramanium got more famous from Walgreens he is very happy

[@NischalR-i6v]

cant employees apply for L1 visa of yours?

[@savanthkumarnaidutrichinap1914]

Indians leave for US because the dollor rate is high. If the dollor rate is down Indians would not prefer US. In US unless both the couple work can't lead a comfortable family life. In India if both couple are working can save , one side salary. These days companies are paying good salaries in India. In India cost of living is very low compared to US. It is better to come back to India , it is good in short and long term. As a bachelor how much you can save in US in Indian currency, that much can be saved in India. Saare jahaase achha Hindhusthan hamaara.

[@csuryavanshi5976]

हांजी!! भारतमें बाप खिलानोवाला होता है! सारे जहाँसे अच्छा!!

[@surajitghosh8380]

Mam how are the job opportunities after Bs in computer science from Arizona State University . Please inform me .

[@veenaarchak2972]

What you have told that indian salaries is uncomparable to US. Students like you under misconceptions about india. US is overhyped and many universities not worth studying there.

[@AAFP58]

Students means study and go back , U.S. does not garuntee or set you up permanent here.

[@CodingMakesMeHappy]

Do people who goes for masters in us have right to stay for only 5y without job or with job(without h1b)

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

STEM people can work for 3 years on OPT without needing H1B but you have only 90 days to find a job

[@mvjrlikes5255]

Doing ph.d in computer science after ms in computer science is the right decision now?

[@raghuveerrv]

Mam I got admission to UC Riverside for STEM MBA is it a good idea take that school and course to go with. ?

[@dhanushgowda540]

What is your specialization in mba which comes under stem??

[@raghuveerrv]

@@dhanushgowda540 Operations and supply chain management

[@dhanushgowda540]

Do you have work experience(same field or different field experience) or you are a fresher..do you have year gap after your uG,if there how many years gap and did you have any backlogs during uG??

[@hashh2019]

@@dhanushgowda540he already got admission.

[@hashh2019]

may or may not be a major that gets you a job. right now employers dont care about new graduates as the market has many experienced people already applying for jobs and taking paycuts. really think if you wanna come to the US- it is getting bad over here. Too many layoffs, price increase for everything and wage cuts or job cuts. US is not what it used to be- even ppl have become lesss friendly as they see immigrants as job stealers that work for less. if u can, find a country with work life balance- it is a hell hole here

[@tttppp9378]

Take risks...future is uncertain

[@TheCelestialCortex]

I am going to the USA for fall 2024 as a biology undergraduate and in my case, a phd is kind of necessary. So should i worry about this?

[@rohanutep81]

Yes please

[@frankcb11]

Not for now and colleges will most likely hire you with a PhD

[@canmurthy]

Waste of time man! Stay in India!

[@dd-uy5lx]

no one leaves us. job or no job. just saying

[@jothivasu40]

what if the war starts?

[@gvbalajee]

Stomach burns wow

[@TheMindtsorm]

Start creating your own company- create jobs. Being in the West is not the ultimate goal of our lives. You can do a lot better when you live at home.

[@ddmaheshwari7059]

PhD id not easy. It take s a lot of time. After PhD research work or teaching assignment are not easy. They can only be contract assignment. I knoiiw enough people who had to return.

[@sbnerji12555]

Ma'am is ms in aerospace engineering and phd in the same domain a good choice? I want to work for NASA and also interested in research 😅 I have 1.5yrs of experience in the IT industry

[@BobJindal]

😂😂😂

[@sbnerji12555]

@@BobJindal are you illiterate uncle?

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

Please check out the profiles of people working in NASA and look at their education background

[@hashh2019]

find out if NASA allows non citizens to work. it may be like a gov job requiring citizens or permanent residents only be careful about phd, do it only if needed and it will be 5 years of almost no earning under a supervisor thy may or may not be cruel. phd should be thought of in depth as it can sometimes ruin your prime earning age

[@RaviSharma-rs5hj]

Better change your stream because as far as I know job opportunities is completely zero in Aerospace domain, even aerospace companies doesn’t hire aerospace and prefer mechanical , electrical and software engineers.

[@gvbalajee]

Happy superb enjoy wow lovely

[@NRVAPPASAMY1]

Instead of doing PhD, after H1B rejected three times, what are the pros and cons of doing second Executive Masters for another year? One advantage is to retain the employment with current employer for another year. Will Second MS help in the long term? Or Is it advantageous to opt for relocation to India within the company but at lower Indian salary?

[@camber460]

Our Vishwaguru holding political science maths n science degree provided 20 crore jobs last 10 years ....come back. BTW the US needs indias minorities dont waste ur time!

[@senturi9645]

WHY GO !!!

[@Psai4456]

Imagine came back India with 60 laks student debt 😂😂😂😂😂 Living in hell

[@prakashgn9028]

It's high time US sheds its luxury( at the cost of the rest of world)- and carey its begging bowl.

[@XRocket2009]

Move to some other country. there's more than 200 countries in the world. Go to one of them.

[@pvs108]

Enter as migrants in USA

[@senturi9645]

Dump Amrikka !

[@Suraj.5260]

why does ur lips move in different way and u say something different..XD

[@thotasantoshkumar8003]

FAQ news

[@soj202soj]

Ache din in India due to modi. Why going to USA??

[@Siluvan6906]

Ask feku to give job.

[@xxxx-tb4de]

If you are going for studies, why are they thinking for H1b? They should think about which school to attend and what to study.

[@ScholarStrategyTV]

Don’t you want to work there after studying?

[@xxxx-tb4de]

@@ScholarStrategyTV If you have acquired appropriate skills (soft as well as hard), your chances of getting a job are higher. The point is do NOT worry about things beyond your control and be passionate about studying/acquiring skills when you go to study in USA.

[@Universal-g6c]

​@@xxxx-tb4deTrue, but even skills and an Ivy league education might not land you a job, and if you land, no guarantee of H1B

[@xxxx-tb4de]

@@Universal-g6c True, nothing in life is guaranteed. Another reason to not worry about things beyond your control and work on what you can.

[@Ducktility]

How deluded are you? Do you actually believe people take huge loans because the only thing they care about is good education in the US? I've got some news for you 😂

[@Ekdoteen-ie1ke]

Bhangi fo back to ayodhya

[@Ekdoteen-ie1ke]

Bhangi uttar pradesh go back