How I got 100% scholarship to study abroad | Ankur Warikoo Hindi Video

[@warikoo]

You can find the Western Union Report on here, that shares the top reasons behind why Indian students migrate to study abroad: bit.ly/WUReportEO

[@nachiketatech]

Hi

[@piyushtiwari3077]

Carrer for buissness student after class 12

[@sanjayc3735]

Hey ankur make a video how you met Ruchi and about your love story ❤️

[@bratindas5814]

Mr. Warikoo I request a video on making international money transactions, specially from a freelance perspective please. Appreciate all your efforts, lovely content....keep growing 👍

[@vijiteshreddy]

Sir I want some content on each department of company hr, marketing, production etc

[@amanshukla1587]

Ankur...we can really see the spark in your eyes while you were speaking. Looks like these 22 minutes bought back the most charming moments of your life. Kudos for sharing this with us❤️

[@warikoo]

Thank you 😊

[@mosid1181]

This spark is not just in this video, its there in all of his videos which is the reason why I watch every video of his and share it with my friends. Thankyou Ankur

[@IBSaurabh]

Charming, i hate that word but yeah great video.

[@BharatSingh-tu6rp]

99% people are from this type of family in India that's why this video needs a hats off

[@vedantdalvi7523]

As an Indian from a middle class family who has just arrived in Germany to pursue his Master's, the timing of this video couldn't be better. Thank you sir for sharing your experience.

[@xiy9222]

is Germany good ?

[@Shubham-si6hd]

bro should i go for my bachelors in germany ???

[@anniespacethetic6908]

Can yiu help me out ?

[@hardikchhabra6899]

Bro Going to Germany cost approx 10 lac including all initial expenses so how can a middle class family can afford can u plzz tell me I also wanted to go

[@Filistinexists]

what abt u in germnany

[@gayathrisrandomstuffs9281]

If it is not too personal... You can also talk about your relationship... Because it was a long journey with her... She stood with you in your ups and downs even before the society commitment called marriage... Love from Kerala ❤

[@gauravbhosale4599]

Yeah...we would like to hear that love story also😇

[@warikoo]

Absolutely

[@mrymafzal]

I'm from Kerala too 🙋🏻‍♀️ Never thought I'd see someone from Kerala here!

[@gayathrisrandomstuffs9281]

@@mrymafzal Malayali polliyallae... ❤

[@mrymafzal]

@@gayathrisrandomstuffs9281 yayyy 😳😂

[@anuradhaverma7]

This got me crying. Every student in the world have right to a good education, have right to study whatever excite them. Doesn't matter how financially or academically weak they're, they have all right to persue it. Hope one day we will be able to create a world where students were not judged based on their marks or how much money they have but how much passionate they're.

[@sdmamansood9687]

This reminds me of my life after graduation in 2008 when I got scholarship to study in France. Never had I thought that I would be able to go and study abroad. Great memories and friendships made. However I realized the part that being good at something and loving the same thing can be a conundrum later in life. At 34 I am preparing for civil services with an aim of serving society. Let's see where it takes me.

[@Mr_WerewolfIND]

Wishing you sparkles ahead!

[@Sarcasmmemes]

FOR STATE CIVIL SERVICES?

[@warikoo]

Wow. All the best Aman

[@sdmamansood9687]

@@Sarcasmmemes yes

[@sdmamansood9687]

@@warikoo thanks a lot Sir

[@ayushverma8269]

The message that you conveyed, it hit really hard. I belong to a middle class family, will surely work hard and achieve my goal. On top of that, I also aspire to start a business when I am 18, a sneaker reselling business. I like sneakers so I hope it will be a good fit, plus would help me become financially responsible

[@alffin522]

Thanks a lot for making this video. This had a great impact on my thought process of studying abroad. I thought that it was not possible for a middle class student like me, but now I have full confidence that I can get that education. Thanks a lot.

[@lootzooneoffer]

mujhe jb nind naii aati to aapkiii vdo dekh leta hun to nind aa jati hii 😊👍 Thank You For making Video ❤

[@adarshshaw5859]

Ahhh...just never wanted this video to end. listening from you about your journey always gives me positive vibes.

[@anirudhaggarwal1783]

I know the feeling of studying abroad, it has changed me for good.

[@aakashsingh6344]

I can relate with the line "ki jaroori nhi ki aap jis chiz ko karne me ache ho use karne mein aapko kushi mile"...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sdeep1189]

No way..I want to listen to your guidance only in normal speed.. you are magnificent man..keep it up..!!

[@firerhyme]

This was freaking great, as someone who wants to go abroad for bachelors, it totally opened a new perspective of what can happen and what should I consider mentally about going there. Thanks a lot for the great work. A loyal sub.

[@LiverpoolFC1012-p9x]

Can’t even imagine the Pressure you must have felt leaving PhD. I know you spoke about it a lot but an entire video on how you were to get back to your feet

[@joshinim.n9863]

I related to you so much. I dropped out of a MBA course too 2 years ago. I can only imagine how much more difficult it would have been for you so many years ago, staying so far. I watched the video in 1x speed. It was a beautiful experience to hear you cherishing this story. Thank you.

[@sumitshaw2757]

Itna expressive insaan aaj tak nahi dekha. The spark in your eyes...ufff Thank You

[@anupsingh4524]

August 2002(when you were leaving) is my birth month. Thank-you for sharing such a wonderful experience.

[@sayanchakraborti7945]

Fantastic, liked your comment "You will be able to identify yourself". Shared this video with 2 daughters of mine , one at Class XI and other in Class IX, will share their feedback with you. Thank you Ankur.

[@funschool956]

Literally sir when you were explaining your journey..i felt that i was the part of that literally.....

[@yaminitehlan2641]

It's good to hear this..as we all are coming from this kind of family

[@arnabpathak420]

Managing on your own at a new place , adjusting to new culture and taking a step out of our comfort gives valuable life lessons. I experienced it during my college days and I am grateful till date of those little life changing experiences

[@jibarogamingyt]

"हर एक व्यक्ति के प्रति दयालु बने क्यूंकि हर व्यक्ति एक कठिन लड़ाई लड़ रहा है।" -Socrates

[@chocojewels]

Thank you Ankur for sharing this. I relived my days of preparing for studies to go abroad around 2001-2002. In mid 2003 I moved for job though but I shared the same struggle for preparations. First person from family and extended family at that time moving abroad. Savings to send money to india and for my further studies and not indulging in gadgets. My younger cousins share stories now how they were motivated by their parent by pushing them to study hard if they wanted to go abroad as I did.

[@jayntapanda]

I know I will never be there at least for studies. But I will share this to my circle for sure. Thank you.

[@anchalyadav7618]

Ankur you have no idea, u made a lot of us motivated.

[@smithasarkar2778]

I was reliving he moments whilst you narrated your experience....loved loved absolutely loved it

[@warikoo]

Thank you Smitha

[@moneelshah6242]

ankur warikoo and akshat shrivastava are changing lives...fr we all want a collab between them

[@tekken1935]

Even besides the great message and story of the video, I would like to say that Ankur is a great storyteller, hats off.

[@AwsmAnkit]

I am from delhi and did my diploma in mechanical engineering then after that I had my campus placement in R&d of Bajaj Auto Ltd Pune. But then I had 2 options to do Btech or to go for this job opportunity in the Research and development of a top automobile company. So I decided to enroll in this college of MDU University which allowed me to do the training there. As the first year in Bajaj was as a diploma trainee. But then pandemic happened, and colleges went online but the company was going on so i did second year company trainee there too. But in those 2 years i realised as you said I was good at my work but I was not happy. And from my childhood I was good in computers so now my training is over and I came back to Delhi. Next year my BTech is ending and now i am preparing for CDAC which I discovered when I was in Pune. In Pune I learnt about finance also and I am eager to go deep in finance too. I took some stock market courses also looked for CFA program. Do you think it's possible to go into two diff carriers. Or should i focus on one thing only? I am sure i would be happy doing both things.

[@vedantdeokar1017]

This story resembles m y so much. I can relate to you recently in September I got the 100% scholarship to study in UK for my bachelorwhichs which was worth almost 2 crores and this was feeling like a dream come true. Your story is very similar to me. Event I didn't had the money to pay for the visa charges so we have to take loan for visa and flight charges. Buying expensive jackets for winters was also a big expense sor meand just like you said even I bought second hand jackets to minimalist my expenses. Thank you for putting out to many other students. Trust me guys you can do it I had just 84 % in 10th board even though due to hard work I was able to achieve it and you can do it as well. Just believe in yourself.

[@shagun2160]

Hello can you tell me through which scholarship exam you got this...

[@sasuke007]

Did you also get free accommodation ??

[@Shriswamisamarth2005]

How do you get that scholarship bro? I am a class 10 student.Please guide me as a little brother.

[@Chadpritai]

In which University did you get into?

[@shingekinokyojinthefinalse4459]

Please guide more

[@KashifPatha9]

Inspiring sir The way you did the video in one shot without an edit explains everything.

[@AnshumanBiswas]

Ankur, the passion in your voice is palpable, and brought back my memories of going through the same experiences. I concur with everything you said, specially the experience of going to school abroad changes you. The only difference is that I, having realized that I did not love my Ph.D., still decided to complete the program. Took me 8 years!!

[@mysteryyy16]

It clearly & completely seems how happiest u were after the selection.. visible in your face when u narrate the story, obvious thou. I know it's different level of happiness & joy being from an Middle class Indian family. Like I'm the one who wanna go abroad for my Masters but have no idea & no support/guidance literally don't know what to do!! Basically, it's my dream...But happy that I watched this video & Glad that u chose to be Happy 😊 which many of us forget thinking abt our future life, responsibilities etc.

[@yajatsen2657]

Thank you sir I am a class 11th student and I am planning for undergraduate studies in us but I was quite sceptical about it but now I think you have inspired me by sharing your story and I think I should give it a try no matter the consequences.

[@rudranilsaha750]

Sir, till date I only saw your videos as ads . But today I saw this entire video of yours and I just realised how much true and honest you are in your thoughts, your sayings. Your journey to the US is truly very much inspirational. The things you talked about are just so real and true

[@souviksaha3935]

I am going to Australia next March. Great video to watch before leaving. Hoping for a completely life changing experience.

[@prajwalnagraj6270]

Ankur's phenomenol journey even makes us to experience it , actually in our engineering college we sit at last bench because to see your videos,it will enhance our thought process than from faculty 😂 love from banglore

[@simplecreature6127]

What ever u say straight away touches the heart and make us feel it. Thank you. U r true brother.

[@kartiksoni5047]

Wow That's really a heart-touching video I really felt those emotions Thank you Warikoo sir for such experiences!

[@theperipateticaccrescent7685]

That is sooo inspirational, thanks for the Experience... Very humbling

[@amishakumari8774]

Hey warikoo, people from costa rico told me you uploaded a new video today. Excited me, drove the search engine to reach my destination here... I must say you are such an amazing person. The way you interact with us is sooo amazing, it feels like a family. Keepp going warikooo... You are even going to rock people thr in costa Rica nd even the whole world. Many people including me have learned so much from you and we are sooooooooo grateful to you for that. Keep going higher and higher. Thank you so much ❤

[@warikoo]

Thanks so much Amisha

[@amishakumari8774]

@@warikoo 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@adityagadkari6198]

Experience is the Biggest Teacher...Being the Experiencer even brings more profoundness in our Life!!

[@someonethereto]

I don't know how to convey this to you but, these 22mins were some of the most insightful moments of my life. I want to become an Astrophysicist in future, but I am currently pursuing BE in Computer Engineering. I am just waiting to go abroad and study the stuff that I always saw in my dreams. This video has given me a new look towards my Life, and I thank you for that!

[@nancytatwani4482]

Love how you explained everything with such clarity and detail! We can really see the spark in your eyes when you shared your story with us! :)

[@powerliftingaesthetics3861]

I will be going to UK this summer and this video makes my heart feel so light and at the the same time incited so much thrill of starting my journey abroad ❤️. Thankyou

[@kapilyadav4483]

Really heart touching story. I have learnt so many things from you and most of them are real life experiences that I'm having without even experiencing them. Thank you so much sir🙂🙂

[@priyavishwakarna7300]

Sir you're probably the most genuine looking person I've seen, I recently came across your channel as I started teaching IELTS a few months back and I totally love your personality, your way of speaking, addressing thing, you surely have no filters on which is quite rare these days. I could really relate to you as a student from a middle class family, i wanted to go to Germany for bachelor's degree and could even get a scholarship but I had no support, I started working when I was 18, right now when I'm 20 and look back I do not have any regrets. This video made me realise how it feels when dreams come true. Stay blessed and keep blessing others.

[@ahmedqureshi3882]

Man i cried myself throughout the video ..such an emotional amd overwhelming experience. .. absolutely loved it.. excellent orator

[@facon4233]

I didn't realize that this video was this long.... It's midnight and I was feeling really bad and depressed. Thanks to you I'm going to have a great sleep. I wish everyone to get what they want. Merry christmas

[@srfidayee]

Amazing.... Loved to hear that. Thanks for sharing your experience

[@bhushanjadhav6578]

I am 18 years old engineering student with Family barely middle class but I always aspire to study in USA for Masters in top institute and Make fortune 💯Thanka for this video warikoo ❤️

[@vineline]

I pursued masters degree in physics and left my PhD after 3 months. Got a govt job and now at 32, I am working on my startup. I hope, I will be successful. Thanku for keeping us motivated.

[@bongintoronto692]

I immigrated to Canada in 2019 leaving my job in India. I had to start from scratch. I think last 2 years I was able to know things that I would have never been able to know about me. Although now I have the habit of becoming my own parent and advise myself in my mind. The journey has been so enriching. I know I cant write that on my resume but I think I can better empathise with people now and believe just "being nice" to someone is so underrated.... Love your content Ankur...🥰

[@rghvmttl]

Thank you so much, Ankur. The timing of this video is very apt for me. I arrived in Ireland two months ago to start my PhD. Recently, I have been pondering a lot over my decision to pursue research for 4 years. Though I always loved doing research in Mixed Reality in India, after coming here, I cannot see myself happy working as an independent researcher for a living. I will spend a few more months here before deciding. I am not sure whether returning to India will be the right decision or not. What if after returning to India and joining an industry job, I realise that PhD was a better option? I have never worked in the industry.

[@cherry87164]

Superb video! Thank you for sharing :-)

[@ks5076-l2u]

Loved it bro , I also have a dream to pursue masters in Germany🇩🇪 but initially I'll do job to collect fund coz I'm not rich enough , but bit in dilemma. I literally imagined yourself.. Thanks❤

[@svd9001]

"We are not born into hardwork. We know what it is to work hard through our life" ❤

[@ansumanswain6980]

how passionately he tells stories!

[@sushantdeo7236]

You had everything....I don't have good grades in my bachelor's.....I got into depression when I failed in my engineering......My self confidence was shattered....but somehow after 4 yrs I started to pursue my bachelor's again and completed now....But today I faced the mistake of my past again....I got denied for the Europe visa for masters study......I'm really numb and sad right now....I really wanted to do masters but now I can't....I'm sharing this here because I can't share this pain with my loved ones.... because I don't want to see them numb too....At this moment I just don't know what to do......I don't know what I should do next......I cried alot today in front of God....Why ? Why is this happening to me?....Don't I deserve a single chance.....I know I made mistake in past but it affected so much that my self confidence was shattered.....Can't see where I'm heading right now.....

[@gauravbhosale4599]

Don't worry bro...God has must put something for you in your upcoming life and that's why he thinks you should get that opportunity than this one... remember...God gives hardest roles to his best characters...so don't worry...all the best of luck 👍

[@diksha8347]

God will help you... don't loose hope :)

[@yashflick9973]

I thought that the video would be boring and full of fake sugarcoated stories but man you won my heart. Such an inspirational and awakening video🥰

[@dr.gauravdutta3550]

What an orator!!Was quite nostalgic when I went for an internship prog in the U.S.

[@leenacrawford1706]

Hi Ankur, I had tears in my eyes as I could relate to you and you have spoken from the heart and very informative. Struggling to get my Son admitted in a suitable University in US. Thankyou so much.

[@prasadthorat1532]

Great sir I'm 53. Just listen to your podcast. I am on 90 days challenge of speaking English. Now I feel like going abroad to learn something and discover myself.😉 Thanks for sharing.

[@RYFMuzic]

At 53 What You Do In Foreign Or How You Go Means Study Visa?

[@VikasSingh-er5hh]

In my opinion you are the Shahrukh Khan of Indian KZbin Sir. Agar apki life par movie banao to Shahrukh ko hi lena Sir. Your videos always inspired me. I still watched this video at normal speed 🙏

[@stillunknown2659]

IDK why but i have tears in my eyes......THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO !!!

[@meandmydays1316]

It was so comfortable video. Where I can find practical comments which happens in life. No exceptional statements which people put slightly in there videos and we end up watching the full video and get bit more demotivated thinking yaar ye th nae h …. But yours was good so relatable. Thanks Ankur for sharing this with us

[@TheRockrohit]

Literally, i am crying watching the video..

[@arunavapaul5398]

I watch your videos regularly and i like all of 'em But i hardly comment But kudos to you for sharing the complete US journey in 22 minutes. Felt you

[@warikoo]

Thank you

[@krishna7862]

@Warikoo When I read the title I immediately jumped into the video to watch it, not in Usual way but rather with more enthusiasm. I wanted to listen to your experience. To my surprise, I had gone through similar experience when I had to get my education abroad. Experience of looking for top university in subject, constant rejection, lack of money, visa, flight tickets, leaving family for the first time, fear in mind and heart, cultural shift and many more. It was fascinating to hear from you. As you narrated your story, I could visualize mine. Even since my return back to home, I have shared my story, experience & learnings to all the young students who were starting the journey of Education Abroad and approached me for advise. Loved hearing to you. Thank you for bringing back the old memories and experiences.

[@kanishkapamecha5681]

I literally got goosebumps and tears listening ... Even I want to study abroad and have many obstacles, but deep down I know I'll goo to study out of the country forr sureee 🥺😍

[@chiragrangrej7835]

Jab ghar ki financial situation stable nahi thi tab ye bhai sahab apni khushi dhund rahe the keseee?????

[@ChandakPooja7]

Ankur, this was an amazing story to share. Thank you for sharing this❤

[@namangarg86]

Best thing i like about you @Ankur is after achieving so much in life, you are still grounded and you remember your old struggling days. I have seen so many successful people who dont like to talk about old days and dont entertain other kids who need their help.. they think only about themselves.. you are a true inspiration to me..

[@swapnilbhosale6431]

Really great man. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@luckychaurasiya3323]

You are only padhaku first bencher student that I love and aspire to be like.

[@ankita_2309]

I m a neet aspirant , and ofc preparing for neet to get admission in government college for mbbs , and i have realised , i m not happy with medicine , but still I don't know what career will make me happy , what makes me happy rn , therefore I m not taking the step back , but honestly i m not happy doing this :(

[@chandrabhushan2807]

Ankur, your videos are very inspiring and it always has a strong message for the audience. Keep creating these contents, you have the ability to inspire a generation of dreamers. Seems like I need to watch all your videos :)

[@gauravrangnekar]

I am feeling low after coming back to India. The life was so good.

[@whaTApP-ip5yx]

Chat me up ASAP

[@gauravrangnekar]

@@whaTApP-ip5yx Why?

[@SC22448]

Totally agreed. I went on an exchange program during my MBA in Pakistan to Copenhagen Business School back in 2008 which was indeed a life changing experience!!

[@raktimamalhotra7128]

This Story of yours was such an emotion !! You are so real , and that is what I admire so much about you.stay blessed.

[@amarprusty3989]

I don't know what to say sir!!!! But these 22min changed my whole mindset. that I can't go to abroad for studies because of my financial condition.

[@talhavhora1932]

Bhai this your decision will be make you proud and happy in future when all international student will be coming back home 😄

[@learn5657]

Your life story is becoming a survival guide for me as a student and as a human being , thankyou sir

[@ugtrembles]

I just feel soo happy today hearing this story. Haha, my brother just went to U.S. , first person to go there from family as well. Same, good at cooking food and a lot of similar stuff. Today I can relate what he means when he says that I should go and live, learn even if i come back to india later. That experience is important.

[@manasa4861]

Sir, can you please guide me regarding studying abroad in the US?

[@jeevanpatil957]

Swear, not for a single second were my eyes away from this video. Inspiring!

[@chintanparmar7533]

I went to work in US, not for study...remember using western union location at Walmart to send money back home too!

[@enscebose8466]

Wow your kids will have enjoyed this one. Powerful in a way.

[@whaTApP-ip5yx]

Chat me up ASAP brother

[@sid_dixit_25]

Lovely story, beautifully told! ❤️

[@SahajArora2503]

Thanks Ankur for sharing the experience - This is your first video that i have seen on Normal speed !!👍😄

[@shambhusharma2112]

Gr8 !! Sir ,what a Inspiring & honest video .Loved.

[@yaduyash]

gooosebumps every second watching, filed with tears as watching...

[@ajinkyamane9091]

Saw this video with my mother☺️ motivated me❤️ thank you for sharing experience 🤝

[@manieshshah6778]

you kill it sir. your happiness was sparkling out through you eyes. I felt those were the happiest phase of your life.

[@Vaishnavi_agarwalll]

This was absolutely thrilling experience to know. Thankyou so much for clearing all the doubts & sharing your insights on this much asked topic. Truly valuable sir. 😃

[@PawanDeshmane]

What a video. Very profound experience. Thank you for sharing this story.

[@Vikram.201]

Sir , I watched the whole video and got inspired that you did not get into iit but still you carried on with your college and you did so well in your college life. I am a 12th grader science student who also want to study abroad and this video really helped me a lot. Thank you👍

[@mithoochakraborty376]

Awesome.. I've loved the way you've narrated your journey & experience.. There is so much of honesty. .. Most important was your learning & realization of who you are.. I guess success starts from there when one understands oneself better.. Kudos to you.. Wishing you the very best in all the good work you do👍

[@ritibhachauhan]

Ankur Sir, you have become my greatest inspiration, after watching your study abroad videos I feel so much connected with you, your journey, and your background because I am also from a very similar one and being a student from a middle-class family dreaming to study abroad, sometimes I feel very scared that what if I am not able to get into my dream university or will have to step back due to my financial background but after watching your videos I feel very confident and I believe that with my hard work one day I will land into the country and the university I dreamt of studying. Thank you for this valuable content, I have great respect for you!!

[@avijitray2990]

Ankur.... what a video ..just I have able to watch it now ... you have truly explain each and every feelings of your emotions to the audiences... Thank you

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