Why is it So Hard to Move Back to India After H1B in USA? (Hindi, English CC)

[@indian3197]

I am going back to India for my parents. Problems are everywhere but with family and elderly guidance gives support to tackle every problem.

[@iaskalbert3891]

lol.. so instead of guiding yourself with your inner alpha & learning, you rely on your elders?

[@indian3197]

@@iaskalbert3891 Sometimes experience matters for me. Thanks bro for your comments.

[@gauravchaturvedi2934]

Bro don't depend on anyone for guidance in this era of social media..only go back if ur getting an equal or better opportunity..

[@saurabhmarwaha2665]

True experience matters but you don't have to go to India to get their guidance unless you want to for personal or immigration reasons. IT brought the world closer. Within seconds you get talk to your elders from anywhere to anywhere and seek their guidance. Any guidance you get to tackle immigration situation, please share with this group.

[@indian3197]

@@saurabhmarwaha2665 It is not only for guidance. I need to look after my parents during their old age. My responsibilty towards them is my first priority. Thanks for your comments.

[@tejaswiraj6521]

I totally disagree with all your points. I, myself am a MS student in US and I feel that life is very subpar compared to India. You will be a slave if you are on visa. Even breathing freely with freedom has it's own merits. I can be anything I want in India but in US it's impossible on H1B and your opportunities are limited. I agree that India has it's fair share of problems. When the population is so high, it's really hard to maintain cleanliness. Even crowded cities like LA, SFO are extremely dirty. The expenses in US are really high. The ratio of salaries to expenses is almost the same. Having 1 crore INR in India is FAR better than having 150k USD in US. Most people stay in suburbs and feel life is better, but that might be the case in India as well. Food is extremely cheap in India. US is totally capitalistic and no one cares for anybody there. The buying parity for an individual is roughly the same. People get pseudo happiness thinking they earn more, which is not the case. 100-150k USD is roughly equal to 15-20 lpa in India. If you are a billionaire, where you stay wouldn't matter. For anyone else, it's just a normal life like any "average Joe" Bangalore is having so many startups and Unicorns as well ! Inmobi, Flipkart. Swiggy, OLA and many more. I think it's way easier to be an entrepreneur there compared to here. Literally every street has people in US and no one considers it niche any more. You get zero additional respect if you are from US. Survival of the fittest is obviously present everywhere. Raising a family, education can get extremely expensive and you might lose out on a lot if you decide to settle in US. I don't understand why people don't talk about all these, I guess I need to have my own channel and bring awareness ! During old-age I've seen a lot Indians (who've become Americans) suffer massively. It's not so glorious as you think.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Well said. Many arguments have two sides. Your views are valid too

[@krishk443]

tejaswi raj why are you staying in usa still come back you fool !

[@Sandesh-lz2nk]

@abhitechie Dude common Service based companies treat you like that(TCS,infosys,wipro,CTS etc..) Try working in Product based companies i've worked with 2 product based companies in Bangalore for the first 3 years for Amazon and then Microsoft and I've never felt like that U have stated ,my manager appreciates my work every now and then got promoted twice,got leave whenever I wanted and enjoying good work life balance with above market standard pay cheque and challenging work environment with amazing peers Don't work for service based companies if you want to climb up the ladder in Software profession. I have a maid(which is impossible in the US),can visit my family with no unnecessary visa hassle once in a month,own a car and more importantly no loans to pay off. And there are a lot better schools in Bangalore for children education than in the USA. If you are skilled,then you can get a high paying job anywhere in India. Bangalore now has world renowned tech companies like Microsoft, Cisco,JP Morgan and chase,Juniper Network,Goldman Sachs,Morgan stanley,SAP Labs,Nutanix Technologies,VM ware,Oracle Even Hyderabad has Uber,Microsoft, De shaw,Arcesium,NCR corporation,Apple,Google,Qualcomm etc..

[@Sandesh-lz2nk]

@abhitechie I will not move to the US bro even if they give me a chance ,if it for 3 yrs I will definitely move ( to experience the work experience in an another country) but for life long...naah I'm comfortable working here in India with more than enough salary. P.S:Dude,even i'm from tier 2 engineering college..it's not that difficult to get a job at Amazon or Microsoft or any other product based company as an SDE,provided if you're good at your subject infact very few of my colleagues at my office are from IIT s and other tier 1 engineering colleges..all were from little known engineering colleges,so it's not that difficult to get into product based companies if you work hard and remain up to date and learn the required skills

[@lokganapathy640]

@abhitechie "In India mediocre Indian managers treat you like slaves, no vacation, no respect, no financial security, you lose self-respect in India." I hate to say this, but there are many mediocre Indian-origin managers in the US as well who behave in exactly the same way. What I see happening in many of the US MNC's with captive Engineering centers in India is the ironic situation of non-Indian-origin managers generally being very supportive of their teams in India, while some of the Indian-origin managers are not and in some cases they're even downright hostile. I'm even aware of one instance where the Department head is a Pakistani-American who is very supportive of his team in India, but you don't see that same level of support coming from some of the Indian-origin managers. Maybe some of them are on a power trip, have a superiority complex, just feeling insecure about their jobs, etc. But whatever the reason, it's something to think about. I'm not saying that all Indian-origin managers in the US are mediocre or behave this way -- on the contrary you will find plenty of highly professional good ones. Just as not all Indian managers in India are mediocre or behave this way -- you will find plenty of highly professional good ones in India too. The point is, generalizations simply don't help. I don't mean to diminish the negative experiences that people may have had with their Indian managers in India, but just because someone has not yet had similar negative experiences in the US doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

[@ishamandrekar5041]

"4 log kya kahenge" 😂😂😂 ye imp reason hai..

[@books_and_boardingpasses]

hahaha that would be reason enough for me to park my ass in US till the end of my life.

[@anuragsingh3178]

😎😂

[@anuragsingh3178]

@@books_and_boardingpasses 😂

[@arvindk8996]

While I respect your view and opinion, I don't completely agree with your points. I lived in the US for 9 years (did my Masters, worked on OPT and finished all my 6 years on H1B), and I moved back to India completely by choice in May 2019. I did not want to file my green card from day 1. Its been close to 1.5 years now that I moved back, and its been wonderful here. When people say - Oh India is not safe, or India is the worst place to work etc etc again they have just taken it into their mind that India is not worth moving back to. Its more of a mindset issue than anything else. India is no longer the country it was 10 - 15 years ago. The opportunities are plenty and the pay has become good too. And most importantly, this is our home country - which means freedom to do anything you like at any point of time. No Visa hassles, No green card headache, nothing. And for aspiring entrepreneurs, you can start your own business any day anytime . And I can also travel when I want to. Yes there are some minor inconveniences, but that is with any country, not just India

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

If you watch carefully, I mention that none of these are my views. I asked three of my friends for their opinions and I only presented their views. I should make my own version on this topic

[@sarbeshmallick6452]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor yes sir we need your perspective

[@polaris19734]

One has to make his/her own decisions in life, everything comes at cost. US, life is comfortable but immigration is tough and tricky, US- Lose job, lose everything. Public schools free (nothing is free, you pay school taxes every year) but college is 50X cost of education in India, lot of privacy but no social life, have to be extra careful when you have young children specifically public schools have lot of 'Bad Apples'. Good Healthcare but it can quickly bankrupt you. Best is to use the strengths of both US and India, US- Earn/Learn but stay connected with your roots, always keep family ready to relocate, mentally, physically and emotionally. Never get attached to your job, position, title, compensation specifically when you are above 40 years, its brutal in US for older population

[@GoFlyFeetOnGround]

Finally someone summarised well🙏

[@Pritha879]

My husband says US is a good country for older people. No discrimination for those above 40 in the workplace .

[@srichan7498]

Very valid points sir. My reason to stay in US is - Job locations. I am from a small town in India and I wish we had more IT jobs in smaller towns in India. I love life in villages and smaller towns with less fuss. I had returned from US in-between and tried living in Bangalore for a while , but could not cope up with busy life there. Sadly, I returned back to US and I plan to stay here as long as I can. I still hope to come back to my hometown someday and start some business.

[@HopeyouRelateIndianMomUSA]

Hey good to know about your channel. Yes life is very unpredictable here On h1b visa. I am an H4 visa wife and my husband is on h1b. Its easy to talk and simply say why dont u go back. But the people who actually face these situations understand it . Very informative video .

[@anshul0722]

Accurate explanations... I am on H1B for a long time and can relate to all the reasons you gave! Looks like you did solid research 😀😀

[@harshsepta5834]

Should I come to USA for business studies is it worth

[@ayushdutta8050]

You can think about going to Canada hahaha

[@anshul0722]

@Mystic Harsh - Make sure you get a very good college if u plan to work in US after that.. I’ve seen many ppl spending 50-60 lakhs and eventually work in subways etc due to lack of visa sponsorship/Job before they have to finally return to india

[@anshul0722]

@ Ayush Canada’s harsh winters and less opportunities make India still a better option If returning from US

[@ayushdutta8050]

@@anshul0722 nope .. if you have a Canadian citizenship then Canada is loads better in every aspect (jobs and stuff) and you can easily get a Canadian pr if you are not a resident. I love winters haha... Canada is my plan after my bachelor completes instead of h1b. And yeah if you return from usa to India ... Jobs will be plenty because here companies love foreign education.

[@shatdharsanamuttamkumar775]

Well the real reason is Engineers Professors and scientists dont receive the respect and freedom to work they deserve in India... only useless political issues and debates happen in india

[@gauravpatel5166]

true

[@asgharhussain257]

One of the logical reason

[@amanbeniwal1576]

Dude, they rarely work, lack knowledge because they are teaching the same thing for 10-15 years. Most professors in India lack basic knowledge or lack basic teaching skills. Proffesors have one of the most Chillest jobs in our Country because they have to take only 1-2 classes in a Day .

[@aniketjaiswal3147]

Also let's not forget that whatever work you do India pays you less. Very low salary. Even for teachers , doctors and engineers. Why would anyone want to live in India ?? I don't blame Indians leaving India for their own good.

[@im9fg]

Blaming everything to politics only would be sooooo far fetched .. politicians milk on most sensitive issues , that depends on the mindset of general public. The main reason why politicians are corrupt is everyone is corrupt , people cheat according to their maximum capacity, if one can eat 10rs then he will do that and if one can do the same with 10 lac crore then so and so...

[@aratrikroy984]

Good video sir. So many people are commenting, India has changed, India has opportunities now blah blah. But there are opportunities only for the IT/CSE field, nothing else. Highly educated research scholars/scientists are living subpar lives here, with meagre stipends. Other fields aren't respected, neither the government is doing anything to improve the situation. So definitely the remaining choice is to move to a foreign country for the sake of one's professional and personal growth. If you are in Life Sciences or any research-oriented field, leave this place ASAP

[@omkarkulkarni3207]

Sir, I want to add a point. You will see Indians in most of the IT Jobs in USA. Desi managers are the worst. There is no work life balance now a days in USA too. They know that ur life , visa and gc depends on them and you are stuck in end less queue. Full times jobs in IT with desi managers are the worst.

[@sankethbe]

2:38 WFH, remote work and the trend of gig economy is changing all this. You can live and work from the smallest towns in India as long as you've a good internet connection.

[@gambhirusha6409]

High time someone came up to give a video like this!! Very very much needed indeed!! Thanks a lot!! Sir

[@anuragsarnaik]

I think all the reasons are totally valid. The biggest reason of my move to the USA was to explore and work in a core engineering field. In India, most of the opportunities are only on ITsectors for techies, nothing much in telecommunications, electronics etc.

[@ddaula]

The mentioned points looks more like excuses than reasons. From my experience and having a lots of friends in USA, i have seen 80% people migrating to the us from India, are not capable of surviving in India or are not commited to fight for survival in india once they graduate, only 20% of Indians are from the creamy Indian institutions and the real workhorses going there to make a great career. The main reason the 80% cant come to india is that they are in meager jobs with a good pay and cant fight the skill and talent found locally here. When expecting to migrating to India , you cannot expect the salary that you get in the USA, the economy of both the countries are so different. Its rude to say, India has traffic , overcrowded cities , such a lame excuse. Nothing against any1 in the USA, its just that when in india, people dont wish/care for Diwali, but when moved to USA, people start celebrating Halloween and thanksgiving.

[@sundeeplal4663]

@ Dharmesh. It is not hypocrisy to celebrate local events like Halloween or Thanksgiving. Reasons are around these events the local community collects, also work holidays etc. The motivation is to join in the festivity for the sake of kids & wives who are pretty lonesome the rest of the times in their houses. When in Rome it helps to join the Romans? Diwali in India is overdone. So superficial & hyped up. So commercial? Some desi's who have a thinking mind avoid the tamasha in India. Its not hypocrisy?

[@ashishu8888]

I know us is better than india. But i love my country so much❤ And i will do work hard on my part to make my country a developed country.

[@knowledgeBoosterkb123]

You are thinking on the basis of emotion for the country.

[@iaskalbert3891]

Gaining XP And the fact that you have to go back..

[@westenglishwithapar8300]

@@knowledgeBoosterkb123 yeah being patriotic is being emotional, but living in another country like an idiot and struggling for small things is being intelligent, what type of idiot you are .

[@knowledgeBoosterkb123]

@@westenglishwithapar8300 well by that logic of yours everyone who went to USA not choosing India are idiots. And why anyone would struggle in US if you have worthy skills? And i didn't said one who are emotional for country are not intelligent. Because i know emotions are important for humans.

[@westenglishwithapar8300]

@@knowledgeBoosterkb123 yeah so stfu idiot

[@gambhirusha6409]

My son is in the USA for nearly 9 years he says that he is really enjoying his stay and work ..in S.Carolina..but he is still waiting for his H1B.. we really miss him very very much!! My only question is ..if he comes to India .. can he go back to his same life as before? Cause we want to see him get married and settle down..poor guy..he has done his masters in Aeronautical engineering, MBA,and now started his PhD too!!..all while continuing his wonderful job..which he loves and enjoys !!

[@AneeshChandel]

Hello. I am a Phd student in University of Central Florida. I found your all videos are very realistic and honestly made. No exaggeration of anything.

[@carloshernandez8060]

The same reasons apply to most third world countries, the same would happen if you return to Mexico after being in the US, with the exception that the salary in Mexico of a person who can speak English is between 2,500 and 6,000 dollars per month in the IT sector, and of course, the cost of living per month is about $ 600 to live ease.

[@rho992]

no its not the same...for Indians and Chinese due to greencard quota its almost impossible to get greencard.. so you have to perpetually live woth h1b status which makes it almost similar to indentured labour.

[@adrishbasu1644]

i coudnt get my h1b on a business major so I requested my company ( Barclays bank ) for a transfer to europe so I transferred to Frankfurt and applied the next year and it got approved

[@eeshamkohli2367]

Sir you're the best person on youtube for showing the reality on moving to us

[@jigneshmakwana6317]

Nice video sir!. One important point(which might be more detailed to actually include in the video) is the benefits of social security. Each h1b visa holder pays (social security + medicare) tax. There are 40 credits required to be eligible to get back the social security amount after retirements. For each working year during the employment period a person can earn 4 max credits per year. So 10 years are required to reach 40 credits. So in case h1b visa holder gets back to India before reaching 40 credits then this benefit is gone. Anyone who returns to India after say 7 years(7*4 = 28 credits) is not eligible for this benefit.

[@sumerrana1111]

You will always save more money in US than India while maintaining better lifestyle. That is the real reason.

[@shaileeagrawal9166]

Education is still the best in India and Indian students are always in high demand in any field. No matter whatever problems we face, when it comes to intellectual capacity, Indians are way above than most Americans!

[@GoFlyFeetOnGround]

When going gets tough, tough gets going

[@FrogManSEALs]

Who said it to you that edu in india is best not even a single indian college featured in top 200 qs rankings you dumb clown

[@AtifMasood2win]

One reason, coming back to India is taken as failure from peers in India. These peers in India gives lot of reference of folks who went to US on H1B and are still there. Atif Grand Prairie Texas

[@pushkinadhikari900]

One important thing you didn't tell is that in US food in restaurants is neat and clean and without adultration.

[@prateeksachanschn]

4:40 spot on !!! I have had several candid conversations regarding this issue. It gets even more amplified if you have lived in Europe.

[@avinashpaul2221]

Please share the European experience

[@doctor8010]

Dear Sir my cousin migrated to Germany from US, so please don't criticize 8ndia who gave you all that you are now nobody is forcing you to return to india.

[@kantilalparekh8062]

Perfect. We, myself in India and my son in US, discussed these issues. I myself suggested him to continue there and l don't want him to come back exactly because of all above reasons. The World is very small and we can visit him from time to time when we wish. Thank you.

[@thevoyagerguide7183]

Except parents and maybe close relatives, there is no reason for going back considering the frustration and competition we have seen in most of the private professional lives.

[@Pritha879]

Or if you are already getting good salary in india .. and green card not possible then better to be in india .. maybe take exposure and go back ..

[@westenglishwithapar8300]

Switzerland is better than USA , and I guess you don't know anything about European countries. I live in Switzerland and life is hell lot better here than USA.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

you are right but here the focus was on US and India

[@gauravpatel5166]

i highly doubt that especially if you are a citizen.

[@adamlewis6177]

@@gauravpatel5166 yeah cuz you have never lived in Switzerland and you have no knowledge about USA.

[@adamyoung6124]

@@gauravpatel5166 you better gain some knowledge before giving your opinion

[@gauravpatel5166]

Adam Young I still don’t see necessity of that but ok.

[@lokganapathy640]

There are also many Indians who moved back to India after studying and/or working in the US -- for some it was after obtaining US citizenship, but for many others it was even without. Presumably, some or all of the same 15 reasons outlined here would have applied to them as well, but still they chose to return to India (instead of settling in the US or even in a third country in case the US was not working out because of GC issues). There are always different perspectives on any topic, so in order to get a holistic view of this one, it would be very helpful to understand their motivations for returning to India.

[@lokganapathy640]

@abhitechie Money and citizenship may be true for some, but definitely not for all. I was referring to the latter group. Besides, money is only one of the 15 reasons outlined. How about the other 14 reasons -- won't they still apply to the people who are choosing to return to India?

[@lokganapathy640]

@abhitechie Thanks for your reply, I'm not defensive at all. I'm simply trying to understand the other side of the coin. The Professor outlined 15 reasons why people find it difficult to go back to India. You mentioned 3 reasons why they do go back -- and none of these are actually "voluntary". I'm only trying to see what are the 'n' reasons (seems like n is at least 3, but are there others) why people choose to go back. And especially if there are any voluntary reasons. If people can share those experiences as well, then that will help educate everyone.

[@rajsharma7988]

Hustle of being born on the wrong side of the world

[@mahendharthatikonda6050]

Haha true.

[@RishiMukherjeeGeek]

Truly speaking, my main reason for staying here is drinking water from the tap, always available electricity, and the freedom to eat whatever I want to do whatever I want.

[@sandeshreddy5347]

Sorry but the reasons you stated looked comical to me I mean every house in metro cities have RO filter water system,24×7 electricity and nobody gives a damn about what you eat. Looks like you've lived in India during early 2000's.

[@KrishnaSharma-kd4xz]

Sir, will your friend Harnoor Singh will also return to India after 6 years?

[@amolkhobaragade]

No. He will marry his American girlfriend.

[@vineethsasidharan5067]

I totally diagree with this guy. The fact that he is a professor doesnt mean that his arguments or understandings are right. I am in my 10th year of my USA life. I myself hold a Phd degree from a US university . And i want to go back . Life will only improve in India from now on. Yes things arent perfect as it is here but it will improve and it can not go in the other direction.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

first of all kudos to you and appreciate that you too did your PhD. That said one of the important aspects of being a researcher is paying attention to what is being said. Had you paid attention, between 00:30 and 00:55 you would have known that everything I said in the video is not my opinion or not my views. I spoke to three of my friends and asked the question. This is all what they said. So if you want to disagree, you should disagree with them. And that nullifies your second statement "The fact that he is a professor doesnt mean that his arguments or understandings are right". As I said, none of the arguments I presented were mine. So start listening carefully Sir

[@Prince_Jackie]

Kya US s lautna zruri hai ??

[@redialaaa]

My Simple mantra: - Earn money(in US) go back to India live life like a king with family. You can have 1k reasons to stay back but I have one reason to go back that is HOME. Yes people whose sole existence in life is money , to them this one reason is silly. Anyway nothing is like what Home is 😊

[@iaskalbert3891]

if you got a chance to stay back i bet you would not say the same . lets see how you cope up with daily traffic, neighbours bitching, judgement based on clothes, safety for women, corruption etc.

[@westenglishwithapar8300]

@@iaskalbert3891 all these things exists in America and don't forget about the drugs , prostitution, gun problems and more in USA , so don't try to portray USA as a dream place or something.

[@polaris19734]

@@iaskalbert3891 Try living in US downtowns, will be lucky to post here your experience

[@iaskalbert3891]

Mr. truth forever thats true i have lived in LA. Very Shady. I am glad to move to Toronto

[@iaskalbert3891]

Radharaman Das Yeah I did. stayed in LA close to northridge. Didnt like it. Glad I moved to Toronto 😄

[@sameerc4413]

Im second time on h1b this time. I am not agree with your point. About salary, I was saving almost same in both places. Quality of work is better in India as most of the development is actually driven from India. School admission it's same in both cases, both are costly. Quality of life, in best society in India you won't have issues. And I am from Pune. But I am serving in USA just because business wants me here.

[@pdp544]

As long as there are not enough good job opportunities for everybody in India, people will keep migrating elsewhere. This is not going to change. It’s human nature.

[@anandns05]

And regarding peer pressure which you mentioned here in India is wrong(maybe it was true 10 years back). In tech product companies only performance matters not staying at the office for long hours doing nothing. Due to globalization companies are now smart, and reward employees based on their performance and contribution.

[@lokganapathy640]

And that focus on performance translates to a world of difference in total compensation between MNC product companies (both publicly traded and unicorn startups) and Indian services companies for the same experience level. I personally know many engineers with 10-12 years of experience in these MNC companies in Bangalore & Hyderabad whose total comp (salary + bonus + equity) is in the range of $120-150K/year. Granted this is not the norm, but it's becoming more common now and MNC companies are willing to pay at these levels based on the talent. DM me if you want to know the names of these companies.

[@dj-gp9sw]

USA also has plenty problems like gun culture,harsh weather in winters don't allow to do open space activities.almost 6 months in winter are so boaring and depressing in lack of proper sunlight and low temperature.

[@moviesfan5513]

Go to Texas.

[@durgeshlalgupta8447]

All good and solid points, except education is free in USA. Nothing is free in this world. If you own a house, a big chunk of your property tax goes to school district (called ISD here) every year and if you rent, it's mostly included in your rent. And last, you keep paying even you have no one going to school.

[@johnlocke4226]

Number 15 : "Kisi bhi taraha ki harkate karna chahate hai, kare" :) I love it!!! :D :D :D :P

[@BhupinderSingh-es2gy]

I appreciate that in this time where people are working hard to save their job but you even after doing so much hard work think of Indian students🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@akshaygi]

amongst all the reasons which you gave...I believe people on H1-B will always be unsure when they would be fired. On top of that no social life and away from people who matter i.e family. Those things outway all the benefits in a long way. However, People who don't want to come back will make hundreds of reasons.

[@archgaurav]

Well at the same time most of the ppl who are advocating being in India on the name of family or social life will also run away on the first chance they get. Just that they didn't get a chance and they will given reason why they don't want to go to other country. To be clear here, I am not in favour of everyone should go out or anything and it is unfortunate that our country is not able to generate enough opportunities to hold on to ppl. Its every ones right to find better opportunities.

[@sundeeplal4663]

@@archgaurav Majority persons talking about Ghar wapsi do not have a viable path for settlement in the foreign country. Also; their language skills could be questionable?

[@sundeeplal4663]

Majority persons talking about Ghar wapsi do not have a viable path for settlement in the foreign country. Also; their language skills could be questionable?

[@anandns05]

Now all major international companies have offices in Bangalore. Amazon, JPMorgan, Cisco, Juniper, SAP, Oracle, Google, Honeywell, all major investment banks etc. just name a few have very huge campus in India, and if you are skilled you will get job here easily and highly paid too.

[@uditsharma2536]

He is not updated😂😂😂. I think didn’t visited India in last 10 years

[@shuvetamunshi405]

But these companies must be located at few metropolitan cities which are already crowded and congested. If companies are scattered in all over then it will be different.

[@sandeshreddy5347]

Brother these guys who motivate us regarding opportunities in the US are typical uncles who went to US in late 1990's or early 2000's. There are hell.lot of startups and product based tech Companies in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Gurgaon etc.. The thing is they still think of India as they have seen it in 2000 or 1995. They haven't visited India for such a long time.

[@farhanzahoor181]

LOL i am only 18.. if i ever plan to go to US it wont be before 2026.. tabh dekhenge kya hoga

[@anujymnit71]

TCS , INFOSYS, etc. mass recruiters employee stay in these companies at bare minimum salaries for the dream that some day they can visit onsite and make money and when that dream comes true how can you expect them to return whatever be the hassles.

[@manishshettyable]

Now that dream is going to be dead soon, with the Trump in the White House it is really difficult to come here on H1. There already enough Americans to do all IT related roles. But they’re not real people who are not letting Indians come in. It’s the H4 dependent people who are being mostly hired for roles as they’re ready work for lower Salaries as compared to H1s.

[@128a51achd]

Many people with MS/MBA from USA aren't getting their applications filled for Green Card by employers like Amazon, Apple etc as they have laid off large number of employees and it becomes very difficult then for such companies to explain to US authorities concerned why they need an employee, particularly when they have shunted out large workforce. How do they justify filing Green Card application for someone, in such a situation. It would become too difficult to file for labour certification for the company. Please upload a detailed Video for particularly IT people with MBA from USA where companies have laid off employees and their H1B is nearing 6 years completion just round the corner. How can such MBA employees file NIW applications and obtain I-140 certification of their own. Regards

[@prafullvispute8450]

I live in US but i think in india we can give some values to our kids... Education in india tough hence it is given CEO of google, microsoft to world..

[@GoFlyFeetOnGround]

@abhitechie not true

[@GoFlyFeetOnGround]

Also what do you mean by regional people

[@anuragsarnaik]

I disagree. Education in India is substandard, it just kills creativity of a child and makes him or her a rote learner. The CEOs of Microsoft, Google are Indians but they have settled in USA and have advanced degrees from top US universities.

[@sastrydln7017]

How can I access your Telugu videos?

[@Modakmirchi]

How long we can stay in usa H1B visa?

[@dexter56746]

Lovely explanation. Very clear and precise 👍👍

[@dhruvitdhodia2279]

Been in Canada for 2 years Maza nai aaya, how do we work in USA ? I mean for now no chance right ?

[@pratikchaudhari1424]

Hi druvit as Canada giving pr easily what are other negative points you consider about Canada I m planing study in Canada.

[@prasadhonnavara875]

Informative video and good analysis.

[@ritu1412]

Wonderfully explained. Hardly anybody has covered these areas of differences. This is 100% realistic.

[@shuvetamunshi405]

Rightly said kids here get lot of extra curricular activities besides studies. Also kids grown here are much more confident.

[@gourabbanerjee4152]

Now a days big companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft etc and many startups are paying more than 1 crore to 6- 10 years experience engineers in Bangalore,India. In that case do you feel , moving to USA for them will be a loss in-terms of savings?

[@vkhemant]

Education is one reason, Indians are getting jobs in US. after certain grade we must train our kids in Indian education system if we want potential career for them in US. How to get that balance is definitely challenging.

[@sudiptapal2673]

Sir, I follow your channel and like your opinions. I have a query, can you make a video on the pros and cons of child born in USA ? For some reason if parents do need to return to India, what are the challenges the US born child has to go through regarding his education, admission in school, etc. Also, can he appear in exams JEE, AIEE, IIT etc

[@Pritha879]

There are challenges ... especially mathematics and writing..

[@Rajat_verma21]

SIR plz video USMLE exam pr banao mbbs india se krne k baad plz plz... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ManishaSingh-ny6xp]

Sir, even US has reservation called affirmative action. And this affirmative action is followed all over the world. You just can't blame only India.

[@abhishekdev258]

That doesn't mean it is right. Bruh..

[@harshit5803]

Remove this dirty reservation

[@dipanjandey6015]

It is not as same as india

[@smsudeep]

Another well compiled video

[@Veeru6300]

Nice explanation !Thanks !

[@yashdalsaniya9315]

Just one question,if you can answer, suppose I come in USA for my MS at UT Arlington. I took a loan of 35000 USD at 10% interest. After MS I worked in USA for 3 years in Texas State. (Without spouse and approximately same living standards) How much can I save at end of total five years ?

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

depends on your income, lifestyle, place where you live etc

[@yashdalsaniya9315]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor 70k USD starting salary without deduction of tax ! Living average comfortable lifestyle and trying to save as much as I can and living in Houston area.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

if you share your apartment, live a simple life, you can even pay a loan of 35k in 2-2.5 years

[@yashdalsaniya9315]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor can I send 10k USD to India annually right after getting job ? If not, how many can I send ? Approximately!

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

you do not even have a visa yet. You are asking questions that are many steps and years ahead. Always better to focus on your next step for now.

[@bhavanathakker3933]

Very true said! U always give true facts then let it be bitter 👍

[@prasadhonnavara875]

Good analysis.

[@swgqabeta7069]

Sir, A family of 4 with 2 kids included then on an avg how much saving can be done in a month?

[@HM-vm8fh]

You nailed it !!! Perfect 👍🏻👍🏻

[@aaaaaaaa3811]

very well explained....presentation was very clean n neat....awesome man....all r valid n genuine points...really true....i liked it..keep doing more videos like this...perfect👌👌

[@phylhub1252]

I want to work in Research and teaching in US university. How should I proceed? Please explain.

[@Lord_Alhaitham]

Great job sir keep it up 😀

[@gurudevan6241]

Very nice and lot of useful information.

[@naimishpandya9647]

Thanks for this video sir

[@adityau5823]

Sir will there be or is saturation going to come in usa as so many Indians are coming to USA and wants to come to USA ? Like jobs in tech , and other things in coming years ?

[@lokganapathy640]

Saturation, as in population density, is probably not going to be a concern -- the US is still one of the less densely populated countries in the world and will be for some time to come. However, there is a major demographic change expected to happen in the next 20-25 years. The white population is expected to become a minority by 2045: www.brookings.edu/blog/the-avenue/2018/03/14/the-us-will-become-minority-white-in-2045-census-projects/ This demographic shift is due to a combination of factors that include immigration, falling fertility rates among the white population and increasing fertility rates in the non-white population, aging of the population, etc. So it will be interesting to see how this will all play out over the next few years in terms of incentives, policies, etc -- i.e., will there be any overt or covert attempts to delay or even stop this from happening. There are some public policy think tanks who feel that the hardline immigration changes and the redistricting of voters in many US states in the last few years are examples of actions exactly in this direction.

[@dicksonrobert1492]

So sad to know that things will never change....it is always greener on the other bank

[@anamitrabhowmick8040]

Sir, I had asked in the your previous videos as well and posting my question here again. I am a dental surgeon and a public health researcher , who aspire to pursue a 2nd masters in USA in cancer research, I have watched your multiple videos where you used to compare different fields and study prospects in USA with other countries like management etc. Could you please advice anything on healthcare research??? My question is regarding opportunities in health science and dentistry in USA compared to Europe and UK. Would USA be a better choice over Europe, UK and Canada to study cancer research, epidemiology, biological sciences etc. Please provide some clarity if possible. I look forward to hear from you Kind Regards Ana

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

I wish I could answer it but my knowledge is limited. A person in the same field would know better. I never tried to learn or know much about healthcare careers in USA. What to talk about Europe. I really know nothing to give any opinions

[@anamitrabhowmick8040]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor Thank you for your kind reply sir, I watch your videos and they are really very good and informative A big thank you for sharing the information. Many thanks

[@AmericaDarshan]

Hello Anamitra, USA is far ahead in research field as compare to Canada and Europe. I and my wife, both are scientists in biomedical field in USA. We post videos about this field regularly.

[@soothingrelaxation2894]

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[@AmericaDarshan]

@@soothingrelaxation2894 just click on my name America Darshan

[@kaps3767]

IT industry in Western countries is like Taxi business ..No matter which country you go, USA UK Australia ......IT and Taxi business is run by Indians...Your boss will always be indian....work culture and environment will be same as in India......except you get paid unnecessarily more because western People cant work that hard

[@Harmony989]

At the end you should say god bless mother land india and then America , isn't it ?? Very informative video..👍

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

I said Jai Hind. Which is India's slogan. God Bless America is American slogan. I did not say Jai America because that is not a slogan in the US. Neither is America Mata ki Jai. Similarly, God Bless Motherland India is not a slogan in India. I am only uttering the slogans from the two countries. Jai Hind for India and God Bless America for USA

[@abhimanyujain]

hi sir, thank you for your insights. love your content. I got admits from both iims and ivy league b schools for my MBA. I come from a well-to-do family and live a pretty comfortable life in India. would you suggest me to move to America? currently, I'm from Gurgaon and have a good life. is it not lonely in the USA and can one genuinely make good constructive money in the USA keeping in mind the price parity. having said that I would not have to pay any costs ( rent, car, etc ) if I decide to stick with iim Ahmedabad and take up a job in India. what I'm really pondering upon is that a lot of my time will be consumed in doing daily chores which is not so difficult to get done here in India. is the juice and the brand value really worth the squeeze? thanks in advance

[@sharathangdi5791]

Sir can you make a video about medical student for pg

[@manankaushik4966]

How about moving to some other countries like 🇬🇧🇭🇲🇳🇿🇨🇦 or 🇳🇱 rather than moving back to 🇮🇳

[@mgupta3525]

What are your future plans sir? You will return to india or stay in usa forever?

[@mgupta3525]

@Manish Narang i was just asking. No need to be rude

[@tarinitanayamohapatra3966]

He has a grren card, he can be a American citizen in a few years.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

@@tarinitanayamohapatra3966 I am a US Citizen

[@tarinitanayamohapatra3966]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor I didn't know that, I remember that you said you had Green card in 2 years but didn't say about your citizenship or maybe you said I missed it. Congratulations on that.

[@hasaanmasood1112]

hey you have no idea how helpful you have been for me to come up with a decision. was divided between Canada and USA I was worried about all these concerns but failed to get answers, was misguided by my consultant several times.

[@nms1511]

So what'd you decide?

[@kassifun3404]

Are you still holding fastly stock?

[@harshit199]

Hahaha...funny coincidence...he picked that stock to explain and it plummeted

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

and it is back up now at closed above 126 this past friday. Remember, I started buying it when it was 16

[@skyblueindia6956]

Sir, I have a question. I am a H1B visa holder. The petition and visa both are valid till September 2020. I will be applying for MS Fall 2021 in Computer Science. What should I do about my current H1B visa? It will create problem for student visa. Who should I contact to get furthed clarity on this question?

[@vineetanaskar9332]

I am from Virginia totally agree with you 👍

[@karls9879]

Wow, your videos really lead to rich discussions

[@rahuljadhav-hj4qc]

100% telling truth my all friends are facing the same problem who are in us we speak on what's up

[@gauravrangnekar]

Life is beautiful outside of India!

[@NK-tm6tf]

Last point is the best. Sooo true. India culture that question is too much.

[@amitytt]

Valuable information👏🙏

[@pradhyumansinghmandloi8240]

U are doing a great job.. Can u please guide us which are the too most College for masters in Computer Science

[@meeragupta1305]

Tell something about medical professionals

[@pallavikora9420]

Sir, How many years did u take to complete yr Phd?

[@satch7350]

Dear sir, Getting a job opportunity in Germany. I am 29yrs old (mechanical eng [India]+master computational eng [France]). After watching your videos, I think to try for a PhD in the USA. Plz, make your suggestions.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

excellent idea

[@pritam2593]

Is USA MARKET MORE COMPLICATED THAN INDIA PLEASE answer me #DesiAmaricanProfessor. #H1BVisa. 11:09

[@gauravpatel5166]

Again if you are on non immigrant work visas.

[@pritam2593]

@@gauravpatel5166 is any Indian start a business in USA with student visa

[@gauravpatel5166]

Pritam Maji not in my knowledge. And I don’t think you can legally do it, but there are always loopholes in this kind of things.

[@pritam2593]

@@gauravpatel5166 Thanks for this important information

[@searchingforart]

Please make video on MFA. I am specially intrested in MFA - Film production from Uni. of Texas. Austin . I wish to email you. Where to contact you ?

[@sheelakaluri6467]

Well explained, thank u