Students Situation In CANADA | CandidCast 16

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[@ssgoyat]

Red guy is all about money, money & money. Blue guy is all about maturity, life & spirituality.👍

[@fwefhwe4232]

red wala mature hai. Thanks to him I came to know kitni kamai hoti hai

[@RYFMuzic]

shi hai na,..dono ek chij krte to maja nhi ataa

[@AdmiralAckbarr]

The guy in blue shirt has alreary learnt what it means to be a real man in today's world. Highly admirable.. he is sure to go far in life.

[@aartishah7988]

Youngsters born and bred in India are having a lavish life, but once they go abroad for studies they do the most menial job ,without any complaints

[@AdityaJape]

they keep doing that because pathetic education system of canada

[@ssgoyat]

Because there is no grandma there to make them feel pity about doing Menial jobs. And PPL doing menial jobs or blue collar job are respected equally. And mind you, it pays better than any Class 1 job in India (even for class C jobs there is a gigantic competition) with good quality of life. In recent years living expenses have gone through the roof though. But hardworking PPL are positive still. 99 % of students who go to Canada are kachra only (academically) they go for PR and quality of life. Who couldn't secure admission to any above average college in India.

[@AdityaJape]

@@ssgoyat 😂

[@SakshamThakral]

I am international student. We are broken....given only 20 hours a week...firstly there is no employment..then even if we earn will be able to earn 1200 CAD a month...in which we can only survive....Situation is worst here in Canada

[@stankrishna7817]

You came to study here or to work

[@Troublemaker101]

You came as a student, your focus should be to study and not work more than 20 hours.

[@vikram_shahi]

If you come here or go to any country without research and loosely structured plan this is what will happen

[@virajsoni9898]

Savings naam ki cheez b hoti h

[@sbnerji12555]

Jobs kyu nhi h ? Experience lekar aae 2-3 saal k tab v nhi h ? IT sector me? Aur Universities placement dete h ya bass course complete hota h waha

[@mikobilli9473]

This child in blue shirt is such a positive soul. I wish him all the good things in life!

[@AdityaJape]

He is wasting his time and energy on a failed state.

[@pratimakamath9856]

​@@AdityaJapea Q

[@sangeetanandy8694]

Both of them

[@DHARMYOGCOM01]

yes he is a nice kid. good heart and connected to his indian culture. not connected to bollywood culture but vedic cutlure

[@graciousdantas8886]

I don't comprehend thought, why are so many Gujjus migrating from their Vikas state??? Did they already saw the Aache din 😅

[@hymer22]

Great content - Canada jao work on odd jobs study in below par universities then say positive hona Jaruri hai Bhai india me positive ho nahi pa rahe the in a economy which is growing and will be 3 biggest in coming days but all one wants Canada Jana hai

[@DHARMYOGCOM01]

my father came here 45 years ago. he brought us over when i was 11 years old. hearing these stories reminds of what my father had gone through. the mindset of indian people is amazing. hardwork always pays off. these stories will motivate there kids to do more. i have an amazing job and work for a large company. but my success is all because of my parents. i feel i am listening to my parents story.

[@udaybhaskar9358]

How's the job market right now , im expecting to come there in Feb

[@coolguy298]

​@@udaybhaskar9358don't listen to these bullshit stories. Life in canada is hard right now. Prepare to even slog there.

[@udaybhaskar9358]

@@coolguy298 thanks bro, I was about to enroll for Masters in data science

[@coolguy298]

@@udaybhaskar9358 go to Europe or Australia because things aren't that bad there. Right now canada is a mess.

[@jagannathkambhampati4442]

This is an excellent episode. As I have mentioned in the Candidcast 14 episode, that "Winners Never Quit and Quitters never Win", these two guys have proved it right. Quite determined guys. Having come here, it is better to accept the situation and fight it out to succeed. Good luck guys.

[@reshuzify]

They both are definitely from a very good family . Hardworking

[@Mrtribru69]

Nice motivating guys despite their struggles. I am living and working in Belgium, where there are job opportunities for highly skilled IT workers, and specialised medical workers. Other works, it is very difficult, as employers prefer their own native people, or EU cititzens! Employing Asians, Africans etc is too complicated, time consuming, and much more expensive for them. Recently I see more and more Indian students, at Belgian universities doing their masters or PHD research programme. I wonder if they ever get any job opportunities here after their studies?! I met a man from Kerala, who came here on visit visa two times to search jobs! But he had to return back to his job in India. In any Schengen country it was not even allowed to search for work when one is on tourist visa. All the money spend for flight, visa, paper works and accomodation here ( Belgium is expensive country) was for nothing. On the other hand, I know very specialised skilled engineers from India working here for years, leading a good life...having nice company cars, good salary. Two of them I know was hired here from India directly...not through any agents! They had written exams online, job interviews all online. And it is not easy, as there are many competition from people from other countries as well. Lucky few ones get jobs

[@kuldippelia2255]

What is the future of international students in Canada According to the Globe and Mail newspaper there are over 1,000,000 international students in Canada. A large number of them are from India. 1. Indian students often come to Canada after spending 20-25 lakh rupees 2. Often 4-5 people live in a basement 3. Many students become victims of depression 4. They often live on junk food 5. Work for minimum wage 6. Even after completing diploma most of them do labor jobs International students come to Canada to get PR. It takes a total of 5 years to get PR. Now the question arises that what will be their future after getting PR? Will they be able to live a good life? Will you be able to get your own house? Can rent a 2 bedroom apartment for 2500 dollars per month? Health facilities in Canada are almost zero, what if one of their family members needs medical assistance? Canada's education system produces high school kids like robots, would they be happy putting their children in such a system? I mean they come here as students leaving their parents alone and spending lakhs of rupees for 5 years to get Canada PR to have a better life than India, is that the right way to go? Prof. Kuldip Pelia Surrey, Canada

[@palakjangra8808]

@@kuldippelia2255 hello sir you are saying correct but I just don't able to understand why are people not understanding the worth of their loved one whom they left behind for Canada. Is Canada this much important for them ?? One more question what is future of students after doing MBA from UCW ?

[@DHARMYOGCOM01]

he is right about reading gita for motivation. gandhi and many other great personalities said one thing. when they struggled and read gita and they found there answer there. person with depression will never get depressed once they read and understand gita. i guarantee that one

[@Shankara369]

Gandhi got it wrong

[@ravinderkaur9613]

Priceless podcast.Their experiences are so real that anyone living in these countries can relate to their lives.Valuable advice for young students who are still thinking that grass is greener on the other end.

[@osmanhasan7559]

“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” a quite good quote

[@neelamnaudiyal2849]

Aaj tak ka sabse acha podcast.. Kitne samajdhaar bache ha❤

[@pankajg2012]

Won’t be leaving India anytime soon! Have a nanny and a full time help. so I can focus on both work as well as happily work on baby’s well being. Spend time with husband and also travel internationally 4 times a year !!! What’s the point of Canada? Not sure what is this country really offering ?

[@jasminhabeeb]

I wish my ex inlaws and husband understood that and not forced us to immigrate due to family drama and ruined our peace here and made us divorced, even though it was my exs idea to abandon our businesses in India and move here. Do you know how many couples migrate just to escape toxic inlaws and relatives.? A lot of people also migrate just for peaceful live and to be away from drama.

[@bhavikdesai638]

It’s great that you’re capable to afford house help in India and also going on trip 4 times a year but there are many people in India don’t have that luxury so they want to give it a try to make their life better What’s wrong in that ? We need to respect everyone’s choices and situations

[@500Places]

So the nanny you've hired.... Is this the life she deserves this life?

[@neelams6828]

Better stay there ….Canada is for people who work hard 😂

[@soudipsanyal]

Absolutely. Unless you are getting a job from India and you know that you are not going to lose any money here or look for a job immediately then go ahead. Else please don't destroy your healthy comfortable lifestyle in India. It breaks my heart to see educated middle aged men & women from India are doing Uber eats or working in Walmart. Locals think that we Indians are good for nothing but it's the Canadian corrupt system which is interested in only slaves rather than real innovators.

[@jerinaelsa]

Both the students had learned life lessons and experience at this young age which no university will teach. They will achieve a lot in life. Both of explained everything nicely.

[@preetychandhoke04]

Best episode.Being surrounded with such negative energy this was much needed ❤

[@hk-ec5nj]

In india people have started working with their colleges,get paid and do their own household chores. well educated and growth comes to whom who is ready to work in right direction with patience. lot of people have started to understand that staying back is a good option unless u get an admission into a very reputed institution or a good job opportunity. Dynamics are different in every country people should acknowledge that and try to build their career trajectory accordingly. because building a career base and job experience in another means u r completely dependant on other country for everything including ur citizenship. we r seeing drawbacks already as USA, Australia,UK etc have stopped granting pr. things were different 10-20 years ago. Might be a person will take few more years to have same standard of living compared to other country but no one can kick him out of his country.

[@puneetsachdeva85]

Great video. Hats off to these guys for standing tall during tough times.

[@ananths8828]

the point is, dont go through all this. one can study and work in india and do well in life. also, nothing wrong with going back.

[@mayurgandhi5576]

@7:40 Only reason people come to Canada for PR because easy steps after student visa and after PR easy to get Citizenship quickly. USA is hard to get any type of work or student visa. Mostly students visa holders are Bachelors or Master Degree holders in USA. In Canada 50 % students after grade 12 or Diploma holders. By saying that USA is best for Education and Employment. Because 80% Canadian economy depends on US economy. That's why most Gujaratis choose USA over Canada, UK, Australia or NZ, since last 50 years. USA have 50 metro cities with more than Half Million population, Canada have only 5 and those are isolated, not for trade and tourism.

[@hummingbird8103]

You guys are real heroes!! So proud of you!! You learnt the crux of life🙏

[@rajatnigam905]

It is absurd when people claim to have research and end up landing in Canada. While 12th pass in India are completing coding courses on udemy or coursera and earn Canadian remote contracts also huge money that too with flexible timings.

[@neerajsjpr]

Still didn't get the answer "why", if you have this much maturity motivation, money and zeal to work, then why go to Canada?? The same things apply in India and you can earn very well.

[@divinelovestories]

Loved both these boys. Both are special in their own ways

[@aastha3602]

Amazing podcast I am so impressed by these youngsters ofcourse due to their struggle, courage and success but more importantly how connected they are with their culture and roots and the way they advocated for Bhagwad Gita. Kudos to you guys!! I’m already following Rishabh on instagram and today Shubham also earned a new follower.

[@bkaur5862]

Shubham & rishap v good you both are full of energy & intelligent students liked the way rishab said about parents

[@savitamurthy]

Host is very good, giving more positive feed back to young generations coming to Canada to study and settle.

[@CandidCast]

🙏

[@kaamilpankaj]

You are smart kids and you may be already knowing this that if we have excellent French language skills we can increase 100 times more chances for public sector or government jobs such as in marketing, finance and customer service and public relations sector in Canada. So better you learn French and become a great communicator as francophone. You will never regret inputting time and resources in French skills. I myself work for a municipal corporation in Ontario but I regret I couldn't learn French. You guys are very young and have time to grow further. Arey, if Quebec has made French essential, then learning French can be an asset not only in Quebec but all over Canada. So I will encourage all incomers to learn French if they can

[@snehalkharmate6756]

Very Mature ,energetic and focused people. Nice podcast.

[@pratikpandya9505]

Great video. Kudos to all of you and the two who showcased the enthusiasm. Having said that, it makes me curious to know that we Indians are always ready to put in and struggle everything possible in an anonymous land. But, even to do the half of it in the native land, it feels sluggish.

[@gauravaws20]

That’s because we are a status driven society

[@pratikpandya9505]

@@gauravaws20 true. Status more of just being on the foreign land means like achieving the feat of the greatest.

[@geethabhat6636]

Two good human beings. Very rare to see such good attitudes.

[@rpankaj10]

Best video shared with my kids it has every thing any parents want to tell kids

[@bhaskarjha2456]

It was a really informative video. Pls make a podcast with someone from marketing background, who studied marketing in Canada and got good jobs and now are doing well. Thanks!

[@vikashkukreja4355]

Really love the conversation and also learned alot from it. 👍

[@sagardograindia]

Child management course is such skill set which gives direct pr in many countries especially australia and canada. Its importance is such that usa is also going for new priority visa dor such skill set

[@gauri1302]

Interestingly the “students” spoke about everything but studies!

[@prashantdhotre]

Rishabh is going yo be very successful hard worker,,, and paid off full loan in just 2 years on his own. bravo!! !

[@kalpitkd]

Kids have good energy. Though they clearly lack real world experience. Hustling is good but it will conclude someday. Let’s see how their lives turn out. Hopefully, they will succeed. Canadian dream is dying fast. Cost of living, increased immigration, already strained healthcare, to name a few. Canada needs major reforms in social sectors.

[@dipavyas6492]

Much needed video looking at current scenario...👍 keep up the good work Canada couple..watching all your videos since you started your journey

[@CandidCast]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@vg2012]

Two of my nephews after graduation could not find job in the US and decided to go back to India. Now they are doing very well working for world class companies and in a very short time (less than 10 years) in top 5% of the salaried class executives.

[@Vikram_Dhonthi]

IT grads. World is not only IT😅

[@sukhwinderkaur-ci1dj]

Good podcast both boys are so intelligent nd focused for their further life😊

[@santasaray9829]

Big ups to these guys! Hope their resilience and hard work brings them massive success in life.

[@vikram_shahi]

Two humble hardworking young man 👏🏼

[@sallyfernandes1841]

This pod cast was really nice to hear the positive vibes and the hard work they both went thru. God bless them in their journey.

[@ishadhar21]

Those students who are good for nothing in India and can’t even crack decent entrance exams. These kind of kids never grow to VP, CEO level. Sad.

[@prdpatrick29]

Not everyone wants to be a CEO in company. If students think that they can have a better quality life/earnings in Canada then they are free to do so without being extra intelligent. Also , they are still very young 😅

[@AdityaJape]

​@@prdpatrick29young people are generally idiots 😂

[@asht7899]

Shut your mouth

[@jagatkaintura3444]

Excellent episode.very inspiring kids.they will go very far.every student should learn from them.ye bacchhe Canada or India dono countries ka naam roshan karenge.

[@FaraattaTv]

Sharp brain 🧠 quick grasping power , good learning skills they both have . It shows they belongs to good family who taught them . Surely they will get success in their life . Gujju s’ mostly doing good business Nd Good jobs . One of best podcast

[@mamtavarma]

Hats off to these guyz for their fighting spirit. Their sprituality at this young age is a lesson for many

[@kuldippelia2255]

In Canada Federal and Provincial Governments are just interested in their money 1. Colleges and Universities charge 4-5 times fees from international students, but don't provide hostels, and proper transportation. Also in many universities, additional class rooms aren't built, and some classes have up to 300 or more students. International students contribute $22 Billion per year to Canadian economy. 2. Canada is getting more immigrants so that they can contribute to Canadian economy as consumers, and taxpayers. Canada doesn't care if those people get sufficient housing, education and transportation facilities. 3. More than 1000 Canadian doctors who study abroad, are denied residencies, but foreign doctors are given residencies as they give money to medical schools.

[@Neeeemg]

Before covid and war everything is fine bt after recession high rents,high cost of living, even if u find a job it takes a lot of time to have a comfortable life like a own house , quality life cus its very difficult to save money comparatively with other countries

[@faultedStar-gy6oq]

wow loved it... I'll count this as today's motivation!

[@surajgamingyt3304]

From my point of view Canadian government have to take few steps like increase working hrs for everyone upto 30hrs, minimum wages to20$ it will help everyone to survive as campare to current situation

[@osmanhasan7559]

please include chapters because its impossible to locate certain area in half and hour video

[@codewithree930]

Thank you for the long content, it’s gud for thé audience for their attention span and reality check ❤

[@kiranpotha7479]

These both guys are gem . Always provide correct information .❤

[@arpitabal17]

Luv ...for of them. ..soo possitive thinking..n the way they r dealing with problems hats off. . .when u don't have ur parents right there as a fall back. . They have leart the lesson....Life.. n still holding good heart...gr8. .God bless such souls hearty wishes from a grandma from India...❤

[@CandidCast]

❤️

[@jatinderpalsingh7221]

Very Appreciative Video. Thanks to all of you 🙏

[@mdbydoe3590]

Two fav youtuber in one podcast Thank you for make this happen Fab podcast sir 👏

[@jainpathshala8880]

bahot acchi video banai bhaya......god bless you.

[@rachikadave]

I m iit student.. Highly appreciated.. From last 15 days i m down... But i m notivated today early morning..

[@vrushalipatil2387]

Kudos to both of you. It’s really a great motivational video. God bless you both.

[@IndianDoctor2900]

This podcast is a gem! Hat's off to these youngsters

[@asht7899]

Hats off to these kids. They have become so matured at such a young age. 30, 40 50 year olds are also not as matured as these kids.

[@sangeetanandy8694]

Excellent video, this was true in my journey too

[@CraveUX]

Please have timestamps like other podcasts. Great work brother 🎉

[@kalpanakamath8095]

I don’t understand how educated people who are able to spend 18 lakh can’t google n find out all this

[@aliceram4997]

Work harder you will succed the students from here go through hard times too this is good country be positive

[@gauravsabharwal2602]

Best podcasts. Amazing bro amazing. Thanks to motivate me

[@Ambivert_Nipun]

First time, I felt that you got wrong people on the podcast for international students related content. Coz I have seen their reels.. they mostly post stuff and say things to get the views. I believe there is a difference between reality and positivity.

[@CandidCast]

Please recommend who can share reality. We will invite them

[@Ambivert_Nipun]

@@CandidCast @lifeofrishabh (Indian Savage) He is always so truthful in his videos while sharing the current reality and his experience.

[@Ambivert_Nipun]

Here at your podcast, they shared some true things too thankfully but I really don’t like what they post on Insta to gain followers and views.

[@anishashaji4133]

@@CandidCast recent students like 2023 batch

[@mithunsharma8461]

Great video and hard work students thank you god bless you both are 👌👌👌👌

[@kanwalnadeem1226]

Awesome interview , thanks again

[@SpencerBurns-jq8lj]

Canada's quality of life index is the third globally. As one of the worlds very best countries only the very best immigrants will be successful here. Fluent English language literacy is essential.

[@rabiazubair1761]

Can you please arrange a podcast on bankers. Life & job for disabled persons.

[@CandidCast]

Sure

[@sheilaSSR]

Great you have included Bhagvad Gita in your life.

[@parulramani7863]

Dono bache bahot proud fil krvate he bahot aage niklege smjdar bete he bahot achcha laga

[@mamtavarma]

Hats off to both of you

[@jemu_2414]

Dheme Dheme HITS Diffrent

[@paneliyajayanshu4256]

A big thanks for this amazing podcast....

[@CandidCast]

Thanks for listening

[@tulsisingh4847]

very good kids... full of positivity

[@tahminaahmed5985]

Jaan aa gayi is show main....bohot khub

[@JoeJessJyoti]

Loved this podcast, best one!!!

[@himaxisukhadiya7467]

Amazing podcast...

[@seemadhawan1643]

Well done and well spoken

[@piyushjoshi8343]

Aapki videos se sachaai ujaagar Hone ke baad jo lag hamesha west aur Bharat ko compare karte rehte hain unko ek clear fact driven perspective mil jaayega. ❤️🫡 Keep up the best work...🙏🙏

[@seemasinha5972]

Salute your resilience 👍

[@sidsid9808]

If you csn, try to come to usa as a student. Opportunities are far far better here in usa.

[@sharpayk9483]

17:07 1st surgeon of India Maharshi Sushrut and Charak for medicine.

[@Wandering_Musician]

In ghareeb students ko kuchh paisa vaisa diyaa ya jo kamaayaa khud hi saara khaa gaye? Aaj tak aapne bahot logon ki badaulat badaa paisa kamaaya hai and I am sure kisiko aapne ek dhelaa bhi nahin diya hoga. Lekin give these kids a break. Aap interview lene ke bahaane bahot paisa kamaate honge in bechaaron ko bali ka bakra banaa ke. Aaj samajh aayaa log kyon kehte hain ki foreign countries mein apne desi log hi desi logon ko loot-te hain.

[@investorsingh6734]

bhi what a clearity these guys have

[@neelamkapoor4437]

Best podcast superb

[@hetpatel5930]

This is not world of bright sunny day it is world of dark stormy day so please try to listen and understand both positive and negative so please kindly see dark and light of canada

[@SurajSingh-v7x7s]

They are anyways awesome people ❤

[@Jooyyyyy-o1d]

Yeah to sadvadan india vali batt kar raha ki agr apko kisine Canada mai scam kia ya chaku mara to apki galti hai apko savdhan hona chahiye tha to government kya karegi phir bus students ke paise khayegi

[@jellu798]

All the scarp from India is exported as labourers to CANADA UK AUSTRALIA They believe themselves as students 😂

[@mehboobkhan6264]

Very useful information for new comers

[@nawal6842]

Amazing podcast

[@alijaved3964]

Excellent content love you beta