USA vs India| Which Country Offers a Better Quality of Life in 2024?
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- USA vs India|Which Country Offers a Better Quality of Life in 2024?
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Are you considering moving abroad for better opportunities? In today's video, we dive deep into the question: "Is life better in the USA or India?" We explore various aspects such as job markets, healthcare, cost of living, education, and quality of life to help you make an informed decision.
In the USA, tech jobs are booming with salaries that might seem attractive, but what about the hidden costs like high taxes and living expenses? Conversely, India offers a vibrant tech scene and a strong cultural connection but struggles with higher unemployment rates and political challenges in climbing the career ladder.
We also discuss the educational differences, work-life balance, and the emotional cost of living away from home. From Silicon Valley to Bangalore's tech hubs, we compare what it truly costs to live in these tech giants' playgrounds.
Whether you're a student dreaming of studying abroad, a professional looking to advance your career, or someone longing for a better quality of life, this video provides the insights you need to weigh your options between the USA and India.
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Education is by far the BEST in USA, no comparison to it in entire world. Students from all over the world come to USA every year and settle here. Initial struggles exist everywhere. But USA is by far the best to settle! My parents always said settle wherever you like, meet me once a year, be over the phone, thats all!! I am in USA for 23 years and its the best decision of my life!!
Thank you for saying that
I have 2 food stalls, where in 1 i sell Chinese fast food, and in 1 I sell Tibetian fast food in the Small city of Odisha, since last 2 years by god's grace I have been making around 3.5 to 4.2 lakh per month after deducting expenditure. + I save a lot by not giving complete Incom tax, so there are lot of opportunities around here, you just need to keep your ego down to work in the streets.
Great video. You covered lot of important topics. Very useful for new students . Keep up the great work 👍.
Great job with the quality of the video! 🎉
I agree with a lot of points. It is very difficult to change your career in india. I studied B.Arch but didnt want to pursue designing so i tried getting into computer science. It was extremely difficult as most of the companies do not accept non -IT graduates even for internships. And even after entering a job i was relegated to only operations and support roles. Due to my degree i was not able to get into better roles. After hundreds of failed applications i had to remove my bachelors degree from my resume and only then did i even get interviews. The label of being a B.Arch graduate was the worst thing in my resume.
Yeah, its not skills focused
Transitions are better in usa... That is why I came to usa
You were doing that ui/ux designer job
I agree with you Yudi. There is too much friction and competition in India. I study at IIT D in a non cse branch and getting a cse course is next to impossible here and professors will not entertain your emails if you're not from the same department. Its a nightmare!! A single class of a popular course has over 500 people. The companies coming for interns and placements all have strict restrictions against non cse guys.
There is no concept of standard of living in India
Btw would love a video on how to do masters in CS in USA, despite not being from a non EECS background.
Thanks for being honest and sharing your thoughts. I would love to do a video on CS in USA from Non EECS.
Even a non STEM undergraduate can study CS masters in US. They just have to make up for the UG math/physics/statistics/CS courses
Hey man love your videos have been following you since 2020 i think, my visa interview is next week and hopefully i get it so i can do my MS in cybersec from yeshiva. I totally agree with you on the toxicity about the Indian IT firms as i have worked there for 2 years. The difference is night and day for people with managers from the west compared to an Indian, the Indian managers create hell for people.
You got this! I have few friends in Yeshiva and heard good things. Let me know how it went.
You can do it!
@@YudiJ Thank you Yudi, will let you know how it goes
Kudos to you for covering the "Personal Growth" part, with all the financial and lifestyle comparisons, that part is usually left out most of the times.
Thank you for noticing that and commenting. It really means a lot to me.
this video felt more like an advise from a big brother. Thank you for making this vlog Yudi! I absorbed a lot
I'm so glad!
2:19 If you stayed in India Till 2024 and your salary would easily be more than 30 LPA
Starting salary in India is less but the salary growth is exponential
Thanks for the video Yudi!
How is the future scope for Structural Engineering and Construction Related Fields?
Making a video on that field soon.
@@YudiJ Great!Hope to see that video soon!Thanks!
@@YudiJThank you in advance!
you can chose any one and i'm sure that you won't regret because you chose your future and it is bright.
Great perspective
If you have to do Business India is the best place to be right now , and if you want to do a job just find a way of getting out of India asap . I moved to US and my salary for same work was 9 X from day one with less hours and there’s no upper limit , 10 years of work and you can retire in India with that money .
You cannot change your career easily in the US- either. Because your visa is tied to your job role. By just changing job role you have to apply for H1b again.
I wud agree with you & add The company leadership, ethics, attitude towards employees matter in every industry, no country is perfect in terms of quality of life.
true
While everybody vlogger, instagram reelstar, youtuber and random Chintu Pintu in USA is making videos on unemployment and recession in USA, nobody is talking about lack of communication skills, technical skills and networking efforts.
True
Great video
In my opinion USA is good for earning money but not for settling. Stay in the USA for few years, save the dollars and that will be a fortune once you return to India. I am working in the USA for past one year and I've already paid off 20 lakhs home loan and if I stay for another 2 years I'll pay off fully. In India it would've taken 15 years.
Can you do a comparison Between USA vs Europe/Germany? Which is better?
Interesting yes I I will try
Here is a comparison of the quality of life and earnings for IT professionals in India vs the USA:
Quality of Life:
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in major Indian cities is significantly lower than in the USA, especially for housing, utilities, and consumer goods. This allows for a higher standard of living on the same salary.
- Work-Life Balance: IT professionals in India tend to work longer hours compared to their US counterparts. The work culture in India is generally more demanding.
- Healthcare: Healthcare costs are lower in India, but the quality and accessibility of healthcare can be variable, especially outside major cities.
- Infrastructure: The infrastructure, public transportation, and amenities in the USA are generally more developed and reliable compared to India.
Earnings:
- Salaries: IT salaries in the USA are significantly higher than in India, often 2-3 times more for comparable roles and experience levels.
- Bonuses & Stock Options: IT professionals in the USA have more opportunities for lucrative bonuses, stock options, and equity-based compensation compared to India.
- Tax Rates: The tax rates for high-income earners are generally lower in the USA compared to India.
Per Capita Income:
- USA: The per capita income in the USA is around $63,000 per year.
- India: The per capita income in India is around $2,100 per year.
So in summary, while the cost of living is much lower in India, the overall earnings potential and quality of life benefits are significantly higher for IT professionals in the USA compared to India. The higher salaries, bonuses, and better infrastructure in the USA tend to outweigh the cost of living advantages in India for most IT workers.
Telling the truth. Most vloggers pander to the masses by telling them what they want to hear - India better than the US.
Means a lot
How is India better? Prisoners think their prison is better.
@@jaithak7267😂😂😂 haha exactly bro ,high five
From work from home option. How much days in a year if an engineer in usa takes this wfh option be here in india (without including leaves)
Really depends on India but I was able to stay 6-8 weeks.
@@YudiJ that too without taking leaves right? Every year? Also is it possilbe to stay like that every year for an engineer in general there
loneliness is the main thing which is holding me back to go to usa. Like im a malayali from kerala. My concern and doubt is are there enough people from kerala in usa whenever the place is. I know many telugu people are there but i believe its not similar for the case of kerala people i think its very less. Is what i said right. Also im mainly talking about students who are coming in their 20s to usa for doing masters etc or other studies from kerala. Not the ones who were born and brought up there@@YudiJ
Bro has nailed it in this vid 😂lots of love from pune 🎉❤
Thank you so much 😀
Bro can you tell about gun violence the main concern in usa ?
I am a student should i come directly after education or should come after taking experience
I would gain some experience for this market
Please make vedio on relevance of us bachelors degree in india for core branch jobs
Can you explain a bit more of what exactly you are looking for?
@@YudiJ consider one does bachelors in chemical engineering from us well known university,then is that degree relevant to get job in india as well ?
This video is great... valuable information about family and wealth in life
Thank you brother!
Hi Yudi. I have emailed you a few times now regarding having a video call to discuss my prospects. Are you free? I would really appreciate your support.
I am sorry, I missed it. I will respond to your email. What was the subject line?
@@YudiJ Two emails, one was "Huge fan and a request for a call"
Second one is, "University prospect video call"
Growth or promotion In india for me it takes 100 years 😅
This guy needs to do more research. Until then, all viewers, please don't rely on this channel.
lol 😂
Log US jate he. Waha ka green card lete he. Or hame kehate he 👉 don't come to USA
What a brilliant video. Having lived abroad for over a decade I can confirm every single point he has made. Some of the most important things just cannot be measured
I really liked the video Yudi!
The best aspect of the video is that, you included pros and cons of both countries and they were genuine.
I’m an incoming Fall 24’ student and your videos really help a ton.
Amazing! You have 3 months before you land and I want you to work hard on getting ready - what are your plans for next 3 months?
for me as well
@@YudiJ I am transitioning from Management to Data science, so I am taking online courses to be prepared for my classes. Someitmes I panic but I remind myself that there's is a better future ahead of me
@@YudiJ Thank you.
I am pursuing a Finance degree, so I thought I’d up-skill myself with some excel knowledge.
I’ve also been reaching out and connecting with multiple seniors from my university, some who are still studying and some who have graduated.
Once I land in the US, based on what I’ve seen in your videos, I plan to start applying for internships, reaching out to professionals in the finance world and building a network.
America is good until you start missing home :(
I am from Pakistan, and right now doing my master's at Columbia University. I have seen the comments, and too many complaints about the opportunities in India. Believe it or not, in Pakistan, we don't have any opportunities, India is in the right direction to become the 3rd largest economy in the world. Unfortunately, Pakistan is out of League I hope India will give the toughest time to west.
Amazing.
Gujju Yudi.. Got imotional?? Great vlog as always.. Gave clarity to many queries.. Btw my son planning for masters in Stony brook in Computer science. He has his visa interview on 4th June. Hope for the best.. Hv a wonderful time. જય જય ગરવી ગુજરાત.
Amazing! Wish him good luck. Stony brook is a great school. જય જય ગરવી ગુજરાત.
Su vaat che, uhh ane maari ghar waadi tyaaj malyaa ta. School together 5 years and married for 20 years. After Stonybrook, she went to Harvard and I to MIT. Best.
Currently working in Capgemini brother. Joined as a fresher (Analyst A4) in 2022 through college placements with 4 LPA and after 18 months got promoted to Sr. Analyst.
Done boss. U got sponsor which is MPOWER student finance.. I am out of video... u will talk USA is great and India is worst
All the best
Hello sir !! Im in 9th grade and planning to go to usa for studies after my 12th grade.
Any tips sir?
i think that you should do graduation in india and have some work experience and after all of that you should move to usa and do masters
Come to the US if you don't money problem ....
nice joke! DJ sangvi people calling their university top
I resonated with YUDI on your emotion about being missed out actions in India being a GUJJU... I too had tears in my eyes.. but you are so balanced & composed. We simply love you and your selfless work for all of us. My son is planning to study MS in USA. YOUR videos are guiding lights for me❤❤❤ thanks a lot for the one & only YUDI UNIVERSITY ❤❤🎉🎉. God bless you
You are so kind! Thank you so much. Let's keep in touch and hopefully I can mentor him through videos, community and of course I am here when he is in USA.
Hii yudi ji i am planning for us in 2025 what is your opinion if trump is selected as next president in us is there any changes he might bring in immigration policy related H1b or anything like that
Probably the best video regarding USA dream.
perfect explanation. I am in USA right now as a parent (Retired) on a Green Card, but realises the hardships and the mental agony the childrens are facing regarding their Green card.
Make one on supply chain career
Can u ake videos with people who is another fields like finance and accounting or business related fields ? Is it possible to do ms business analytics after graduation in commerce?
yes it is possible you can do ms business analytics after graduate from commerce background. If you need help for selecting good university you can connect with me.
@@ishaanikhanna-xy3ok where I can connect with you? Linkedin?
Avoid usa if u dont like debt and getting killed by guns
It's true I am planning to cancel abroad studies because now we are just cash cow
Although if u r rich in india u don't need to go thier
But I believe it's more hard and hard to achieve financial goals now in usa than 7 years before ..since h1b and other issues
Thier citizen will reap the benefits of ur hard work
If u don't like india just consider moving to other countries which align to ur goals and lifestyle.
In comparison to health care and connection usa is worse than india
In comparison to corruption and brain drain india is worse
Thier is no right or wrong answer.
What ever aligns with ur end goal should be ur answer
Totally understand your perspective
100% accurate video!
What resonated the most with you?
@@YudiJ The part where you mentioned that you will grow as a person. In short, Character development!
Coming from a personal experience, this is so f***ing true man. I feel if someone has good financial backing and support, they should definitely access this privilege of pursuing an education and finding work in the US. It builds you a lot as a person.
Also, the work-life balance part. If you compare with India, US has a better WLB but if you compare US with Europe, Europe sits on the top.
I agree with you man 💯 percent.
means a lot. What part reasonated the most?
Education part you talked about hit me the most, here 90 percent of everything is a rat race. It's not that people are not good in studies it's just that this country has huge population problem.@@YudiJ
6:18……what’s the strategy you’re talking about hereeee? Please tell me
Previously only a small number of the cream from India went to US, now it is flooded with all types.
Yeah I am noticing that too
Thank u for stating the reality really helpful man😊
India is heabvn for uppercaste usa is heaven for sc st but money neded to reach there its better to give up exploitiave culture and false proud of nationality if i have enough money with me i shall take usa citizenship
I totally see your point and understand where you are coming from.
12:44
You covered two points
1. Edu system & professional growth.+ Money, Far better than India. No doubts
2. Social life + service /health ,
i). other government services then health of usa gov is better than india like police ,court & judicial system, proper law & order, quality of life , safety against political & money power people - in India one can buy law & justice , in usa no one can.
Service of usa gov is better than india.
ii).Social life of western countries is not too good. Despite of having millions they ended up to die alon !
They are no 1 in consuming antidepressants ! Less trust in relation & less family life. Only money matters.
While on others side in India High value of social life. We can get support from family in every situation of life.
If USA gov Start providing PR to all students & workers then they can sponsor their parents & that would be great.
Excellent Video Totally Agree with you
Bro most companies are moving away from west. So lay offs are becoming the norm in west. Atleast in india there is support from family. In west if such a thing happens people go mental.
If you are into Cloud ,Devops, AI/ML, Data Science etc... Your Salary and OPPORTUNITIES are same in USA and INDIA.
Other Professions are having way higher equivalent salary in USA.
Indians who r not in US will nt like ur Video but all what u said in ur video is true...good video brother nd plss ignore the Indian hypocrisy
Can’t believe how pathetic health care system is in the United States !!! I live in France and I don’t have to pay a single euro in case of hospitalisation/medical emergency and most medical, dental, eye care almost 100 percent covered, when I say covered I mean we don’t pay almost anything !! , any medicine and post med care, we don’t have ever have to even take out our bank card haha. All we need to show is our social security card and mutuelle and everything is taking care of. It’s a blessing !
Medical sector is booming in India, its a 13 billion dollar industry now. A single physical trauma can push you below poverty line. Education loan burden is so so high in America that needs no introduction. Don't get me started on H1b lottery, and believe me, this is gonna be India's century.
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Haan, chalu hai full tayaari, IG pe aajao
Brother do you know about masters in forensic science and after jobs in usa fro Indian students???
Hey Yudi , I have send you the email have you received it ?
Just tell us how many of the ppl get to work in their relevant skill set … I have seen mechanical engineering graduates work in IT sector….
Just tell us how many of the ppl get to work in their relevant skill set … I have seen mechanical engineering graduates work in IT sector….
Buddy puts a picture of Camden Market, London UK, to say saying United States at 😂😂😂 4:31
Prediction of next good country china, India,Indonesia
If there is no gun culture and unlimited migration / USA is the best place to live ;
Bro UPI study good or bad for students
For bachelors courses?
bro email me,
Yes
For me India and US are the same...both have their own problems.
If you are rich everything is easy
Hi is saint leo university good for ms in is
I just want to know, jobs for engineering student is only which is not perform well or it is same for all other fields??
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Yeah I would love that
You didn't even mention one of the most important things - the visa/immigration situation. If you are born in India and come to the US now, there is zero chance that you will get a green card. The best you could hope for is to have kids in the US and when they turn 21, they can sponsor you. Of course, there are other options like EB1/5, but less than 5% can take that route. If you are ready to trade stability, peace of mind and career growth for better financial prospects and quality of life, maybe the US is a good option.
Yeah that's what I said - I haven't even touch the immigration issues.
Nice Information
I agree with you sir.
Great! you planning to come?
Hi Brother
I just saw this video as I am in dilemma to move to US or stay in India. Little suggestion and guidance will be really useful.
I have around 11 years of experience working as principal software engineer getting around 27LPA. It took 6 years for principal software engineer role after becoming tech lead. Now I am planning to ask my manager to move me to US team which is located in Texas.
They pay around 110k to 140k per annum for my role. I am planning to ask atleast 130K because I know what I bring to the table.
I am the bread winner for the family and I have 2 kids. What are things I should consider before making a move? Is it right decision to move at the age of 33. What would be roughly the monthly expense if I move from family on high level. I know it differs but a blanket value will help.
I would love to help you.
I think its the right move, and you career will grow. Biggest thing you want to look for is community otherwise it will get very lonely for your wife and kid. Texas is a big state not sure which city you are going to but it has plenty of Indian community like Houston, Dallas, Austin.
You want to figure out the neighborhood you want to live, ideally indian community.
Another thing that you can start thinking about is preparing for talent based visa and NIW. With your experience it looks feasible so you are not tied to just H1b.
Again like you said its hard to give you advice without specifics but I believe good times are coming your way. Just focus on getting around good community.
Wow wonderful explanation I love it and true
In usa the stress levels are less compared to india in all aspects of life. I never saw a person tensed into his/ her work place weather he is doing well or okayish financially but he/ she i saw a smile on their face.
So true.
I agree 💯 both sides
Great video
If you guys are making 2lac a month don't come to the USA.
That’s right.
Hi yudi, I just wanted an advice from you. I've been admitted to university of florida for ms in civil and syracuse uni with same course but in ufl I've got $4500 award and I've got 50% tuition scholarship for syracuse. Which one i should go for ?
After both scholarship what would be the total cost?
@@YudiJ The total estimated cost (tuition + living cost) for Syracuse is 41k and for ufl it's 52k.
Oh so Nevil Mehta was your batch mate in DJ?
Yes 🙌🏻
India is far better than USA in all respects. Money is not only the moto of life. In usa you have no one of your family ( parents and others) and you have to do all work till the end of your life inspite of crores of rs in your bank ac. Your next generation will have no connection and culture of India. Doctor is easy available in India. And there are so many wonderful places to visit in India . In usa you are treated as 2 nd class citizen. So there is no question to compare your homeland with other country. Further in old age you can' t look after your parents when you should be with obviously this is my opinion
Since you've listed the pros, here are the cons-
If you are general you are sentenced to a bad college in India so that you will never achieve your real potential. You will have to basically 'compete' in JEE or similar which has nothing to do with what your life's actual purpose is. If you join a NIT you will find a lot of the infrastructure there is really bad, even compared to private colleges.
Work culture isn't great in India. The work that you do is not going to be cutting edge since you didn't graduate from any of the top college, since that's nearly impossible to do.
On top of that, there's pollution, lack of basic infrastructure and you already know the rest. Legal framework is a joke.
I can’t agree enough! Please stay in India, don’t come here.
Well you saw the Porche incident, no?
Exactly True 💯💯💯
Totally understand your perspective.
Hlw brother , I am a student from Mumbai India, i need your help , could take a moment and please hear me for a while?
Yes
@@YudiJ can you buy a MacBook for me from us and courior it to India?
make a video on community college (De anza college
)
Ok
Many students and fresh graduates in India chase the "American dream," often falling into debt over 1 crore. Ask yourself: who benefits-influencers with sponsors, financial institutions, or universities relying on student funds? Even with a job, paying off such debt takes years. Instead, value life's pleasures, family, and well-being. True success is living a balanced, fulfilling life. Make informed decisions.
I think "Ideal American Dream" is so subjective.
It's better to live in forest in India with families. Can you do that no. Good to think in mind should also think in reality too.
@@praveenkumar-yo1xgHey man, you got it completely wrong I guess. The affordability of student loans is creating significant hardships for graduates. By the time they finish their studies, many face debts approaching $100,000. The tech job market in the USA has become increasingly challenging for new graduates, leaving many feeling compromised. Some are returning with substantial loans, and others are accepting low-paying jobs just to sustain themselves. This topic is subjective, just think rationally when planning.
hey Yudi, can I still come to US for master's if i hv a drop year due to Kts?
Yes please watch this: ua-cam.com/video/QbaxjkPFt0s/v-deo.html
@@YudiJ Thank you so much for the motivation bhai
It’s 3-4 lakhs till now
Oh wow!
😅not 34 3 to 4 lakhs only on avg
India is far better in any aspect. I was there for ten years, all I saw was extreme hustle to become something that you are not, concrete walls everywhere, fast food chains, frozen foods, politics, disconnection everywhere. It’s just not good for your nervous system. And 15 years for your gc doesn’t seem worth at all. It’s been four years since I’m in India and I love it. No regrets. You can make money anywhere if you learn the skills.
How much you were making in USA?
Wow no shit
USA is light years ahead of india in so many aspects
Your answer seems like scripted
I dont think you have ever lived in USA,Europe
I have worked in USA, and i can assure you that USA is not what you have written
It has very streamlined work culture
Promotions are based on talent and not on siifaarissh
Stop fooling innocent people by your fake answers
Bro, You don’t have right facts India’s unemployment rate is 6 not 7 or 7.5%. Yet, it’s a big number.
Let’s me rebuttle your views,
1. You can’t compare 2cr or 3cr package in US with 1 CR package in India . There is some thing called PPP , according to which 23 lakhs In india = over 1CR in US.
2. Don’t speak about American education is great. All the Indian who have succeeded in US are educated in India. It’s our system who makes better engineers it’s a proven fact. US has great Universities but just few great universities doesn’t make US education great. And shit woke education to young high school goings kids and ruining them is known fact.
3. Employment opportunities- Agree that US is hub of IT sector but the kind of competition present among just Indians itself is so huge in US . People like you who have migrated 10-12 years are complaining same US job market as Fish market. And over contract jobs , new trend of mass laying off without any prior notices , no job security is new trend in US.
Unless and until you have green card, whether OPT or H1B or any work visa you hardly have buffer of 2-6 months post that you should have a payroll and many Indians are already suffering because of it.
4. No family , no social life , no family , sick society , racial violence , gun culture and what not in US. And India as a society is a heaven as an over all life style and luxury is compared. As you said having to wait for hours before getting treatment.
And there are many more areas where US just sucks, Please don’t sell the US dreams to young under 25 youth because there many such young people who bought it and ruined their life’s in US and have sold everything their parents have earned just to compensate the finances for their US story and its overheads.
I think 🤔 you and I are saying similar thing. I wasn’t saying US is great.
"Indian society is heaven" joke of the century 😂😂😂
@@sumeet3773 People who feel society is just ultra modern buildings and town speaks like you .
Guess you don't understand the big picture. I guess you're unaware of the gun culture in UP/Delhi/Haryana etc just because you don't see it on the fancy media outlets. Lol!
The reason Indians are ruining their future is because we are not taught how to think. We are taught how to follow orders. Be it in India or US or anywhere in the world, a huge majority of people lack clarity. They don't know what to do. They would visit a consultant and do whatever they tell them.
Parents who themselves don't have quality education are decision makers for these kids instead of letting the kid choose their own path.
When you compare 23 lacs in India and 1 cr in US, think about how many people in India are earning more than 18 lacs? The answer is 1%. Only 1% of India is earning more than 18 lacs. When you compare this in US, a good majority of grad students will have that package of close to 1 cr.
Also, people who are successful in US are not successful because they had a good quality education in India (some might have had that), they succeeded because they were smart enough to realise their potential and took the effort to actualise the potential.
The mindset is the problem. Definitely!
Spot on!
Thank you!
Very good and informative video bro 👍
Thank you so much 👍