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you were an inspiration for me in 2018. i came to the US in fall 2018, completed masters from Boulder, struggled during covid, (mech engg). finally got a job in 2021...got an h1b in 2022, got laid of in 2023, now i am back in India, with just 14k saved...(lifestyle inflation...had to buy a car, rent was 1k +) etc...
I have an idea for a business, and I need to become an expert in tech. I would like to partner with someone from India. Then sponsor them through the company... Is that possible?
Do you regret your decision of a US education? 14k is a decent saving amount for couple years and you will always have a foreign degree
@@ParthVijayvergiya one thing I have learned over the past five years is that life is too short for regrets…u just have to suck it up and keep moving forward. Having a foreign degree/experience was helpful in getting a job in India with a decent salary…obviously I’m not spending as much as I was in the states, standard of living is a bit lower, hence I think I can actually save up to 10 lakh rupees by the end of this year which is including one week vacation with family within India
Love to hear the positive side of things. Would you be willing to share your experience, how things turned our after you moved to India? Can you send me a dm on my instagram? @parthvijayvergiya
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AI is not the reason for the majority of these tech layoffs. High interest rates and over-hiring post covid are some important factors.
AI is not the major reason, but AI is also one of the reasons.
Other reasons are:
1. High interest rates
2. Investments in robotics
3. Economy downfall
4. Huge debt
5. USA is more focused on manufacturing!
Not true.
True Parth, I have been in the US for 3 years now and feel the same way. Also, beyond just layoffs, the screwed up H1B program that jeopardizes one's future along with deterioration of law and order resulting in safety concerns in some american cities are big problems too. Having said that, I would rate US as "runway" that you can use to take off your career and finances (if things play out right) rather than the promised land it once used to be.
Biggest hassle here in US is H1b, you will never become citizen here unless through naturalisation . You will be always in uncertainties until your last breath. Because of the same , you miss valuable moments backs in home country.
What does it take to be in US? Simple answer is life. Yes it does take your complete life to be in us.
Bro what precious moments, I am on the other side. I am in India and comfortably make a top 1% or even top 0.6% income in this country. But the roads are shit, air is dirty, astronomical indirect taxes, toxic work culture. I am desperate to leave the third world for better opportunities! Count your blessings
Hi Parth, I recently attended a career fair at my college where more than 250 companies participated. However, I found that only about 10 of these were software-related. Unfortunately, none of these software companies were offering internships. The majority of the companies present were from the civil, electrical, and management sectors. As someone aspiring to work in the data science field, I found it challenging to find relevant internship opportunities. It seems like finding an internship in the data science field is quite tough at the moment.
H1B applicants vs available visa (~80k a year). The probability of not getting an H1B in all your three attempts (assuming you have 3 shots) is roughly 55 percent (based on the number of unique applicants this year). This is a huge problem which people haven’t seen yet. If you come to the US with a loan, not getting an H1B could result in you having to go back with net negative earnings from the US. Something that people must consider when coming to the US.
Exactly bro ....USA right now is not good
Parth, Your videos gave me a lot of insights when I was coming to Purdue as Postdoc in Dec 2018 with 2019 in US one of the best times of my academic journey. Four years down the line, having worked in EU after moving from US, I can clearly see my decision to move before pandemic hit was worth it. Currently I am in UK as an Assistant Professor and clearly see the volatility even in academic jobs with huge stress. Happy to share more insights if that helps with your future posts
And I must add we did had a brief interaction in Knoy Hall Lift while you were on way to a class.
@@yogangsingh3994hi.. thanks for the info.. could you pls elaborate on how to work in acadamics in UK.. my brother is MTech Phd in Computer science looking for work abroad as Assistant/Associate professor
Parth brings up some good points. The job market in US especially tech is very volatile. Just last week Tesla laid off 20% of their work force. In the retail sector there is cost cutting. Its even diffcult to find legal part time jobs (in campus) since there are so many students competing for it. Many of my friends who went for masters in US are nearing their final semester and still couldnt land any internships. It's a shitshow for sure.
hey Parth, i would really appreciate a video guiding students on how to become the top 5% of their batch during their under graduation or graduation to make sure they stand strong when it comes to finding internships and jobs; and to make sure that we make the most of our time in the US on an F1 visa. i am myself going for Fall 2024 for my under grad and would find such a video really helpful, thank you very much
The major reason for layoffs are high interest rates. When interest rates are high companies don't take on new project and government policies also shift toward slowing economy. Interest rates will start falling in 2025 and market will most likely start getting much better.
Really appreciate your work. Please make more videos for the Fall 2024 intake. Also Another question or a video topic suggestion for you: After doing Master's in USA, what are the best countries to settle for Tech people( Data Science, Machine Learning/ AI)
Parth, keeping it real as always. I have an admit myself but I have no desire to go anymore, having felt that things aren't improving, and there's quite a bit of anti-Indian vitriol online from Western folks, I am feeling more and more comfortable here. That and I got a decent job for once in my life here only which could potentially take me away for good, to another country that may or may not be the US.
can you specify which anti-Indian vitriol you're referring to, is it about looks, racism, or Indians taking away jobs...
@@user-zd8ns2tl2x All of those, as well as the several instances of cops killing students.
@@user-zd8ns2tl2x check cscareerquestions or csmajors subreddits and you will understand. People dont like Indians going to US and taking their jobs and it has worsened due to layoffs. They want to blame everything on h1b workers.
Dude I literally have same situation as yours even i have received an admit but rethinking on my decision whether to go to the us or not because of various reasons
Hey i also have an admit and i am worried about the education loan repayment post studies. Around 40 lakhs loan . By the way how is the Pace University and University of Illinois Springfield?
Hi, the comments seem pretty much considering the Computer Science field. Can you discuss about other fields of engineering? Maybe even areas except engineering. What I see from a lot of education abroad channels like yours or maybe Yudi J is that most of the content in videos is leaned towards Computer Science and coding etc. That is important considering the huge inflow of people and somewhat saturation in this field. So I would like if you could make dedicated videos to other fields of engineering as well like Electronics, Civil, Mechanical, Architectural etc. because a lot of people come for that as well and there is simply not enough "good" content for that. Thank you.
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Hey Parth, I've been following your channel for quite some time now. Regarding the layoffs, could you please make a video discussing which sectors or domains employees are being laid off from? In your video, you mentioned that many students are struggling to find internships. However, I've noticed that most of my friends who are doing their master's in electrical and computer engineering have secured internships in the VLSI domain with top semiconductor companies.
This leads me to believe that the layoffs might be more prevalent in computer science, management, and related domains, rather than in industries like semiconductors, electrical or electronics, where students are still able to secure internships.
Also if we do assume that the hiring doesn't get better probably in 2025 or 2026 when we graduate, what are the other options since many students would have already invested their resources and time to secure admits. Therefore there is always a risk factor involved. Moreover, I myself have to make that decision since I have secured admits from few colleges in the US for my masters.
I applied to the USA for an MBA but got waitlisted. I live in Tokyo. I have just given up on my USA Dreams. I don't have energy to go through the admission process and long waiting time..I am happy in Japan.
Will you please make a video for students who are currently in the US ie. 2024 and would be graduating. How can they find jobs and also discuss their options. Thank you.
Great advice, America is like a dance that's about to be over!!!!
Long comment ahead:
I came to the US in 2021, finished an MS degree in ECE by specialising in HCI from the university of Washington in the June of 2023. I'm back in India since Dec'23 and I wasn't too sure about it initially but the struggle I went through with the job hunting, countless interviews, being ghosted, offer being rescinded, getting rejected because of being on a visa, roles getting cancelled were just a few things that ruined my sanity.
The only good side that i can think of the degree are:
1. I got to sponsor my parents for their first ever international trip when they came to meet me for graduation even though i didn't have a job by the time of graduation.
2. The degree being fully funded with a stipend so i didnt have to take a loan, and the savings from the stipend helped me sponsor the trip for my parents and also stay in the US for as much as i could after graduation.
3. The actual degree ofc. Helped me get a job back in Bangalore when i moved back. The amount of things i learned in the field of HCI and research.
I'm probably the only one from my university in my batch across departments who actually came back to their home country because many are doing odd jobs or unpaid jobs to keep their work Authorization valid but tbh, I didn't think it was worth it. So it's a very probable situation about coming back to your home country and it isnt like how it was in 2015-2019.
I'm in a same situation right now (doing masters in HCI as well!) and really been weighing in the options as I graduate this year, considering the current US market
@@Riya-vz8tl Best of luck! Hopefully it works out for you :)
you really forgot the important part to share of how much dollars you saved😜
What is HCI?
@@observer0222 human computer interaction. It’s brings design and engineering together
Hi Parth, Thank you for making such helpful videos. I have an admit from IIT, Chicago and for sometime, have been debating whether to go ahead or not. I talked to many people who themselves are in the US. Finally I made the decision to stay and work here until the dust settles.
Good decision!! Almost no grads have any internships or full time right now !! Better you choose to live with your close ones!!
The dust never settles , You go on for any years back in history! There were same conditions!
Hi Sir. You are really helping everyone through this channel. I just wanted to suggest that could you make videos related to Physics career in US after Masters.
Kindly do a vlog about Non-Tech fields as well. Like MBA etc...
Yes please
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Hey Parth, I'm looking for fall 25 MS. should I still consider US for studying and initial workplace??
Exactly um lucky I got my GC last year after 17years but now impossible USA immigration is broken.
America is no longer the hit girl she was...many of my seniors have decided to go back after not being able to get jobs ...could not even start their opts and some are going back after not being picked for h1b ....so ppl planning to take big loans and come here...just think again...
But if you have the chance, go for it ,
don't take the regret of not doing it in the first place.
@@sravanreddy9819 Iff you have the finances and support from mentors, relatives etc....or else choose countries in Europe that are cheaper, come with better visa rules and will still give you pretty much similar education experience...
I also decided to not go this year even after receiving admits. Hard pill to swallow but I know it's a good decision
Hey parth i was planning for Fall 2026 Ms in Cs . My main aim is to make money and comeback to India with as much savings . So that i can retire early
What if someone if already here. Did their BS in computer science like me and are nearing their STEM extension application and still need a job?
Hi Parth! I attended your session in Pune in 2020 and even got a chance to talk to you! You have always been my inspiration.
Thank you for this video.
Could you please let us know the other options you are suggesting , like Europe or Ireland. What about the job market there? Layoffs are everywhere right? Want to know your opinion.
Could you also consider making a video on moving from the US to Canada and Europe?
I don't suggest moving to Canada. Trust me everyone here in Canada is trying to move to US or Canada. Even some are willing to go back to INDIA because of more job opportunity. Canada is just a Ponzi scheme.
Hey hi! If you could make a short video for non CS guys like accountants and MBA guys?
Makes sense
About Europe, most people would consider Germany.
As per my experience:
- Even if you apply over 500- 1000 jobs, companies won't simply give you a call. The IT market is oversaturated. This will continue for the next few years at least.
- Learing basic german is not enough, you would need C1, which becomes impossible for a 30+ Y.O individual.
- Universities. Its better than India, however, its not at par with USA by a long margin.
What are the non tech fields that are thriving, except supply chain jobs?
I would like to ask about finance domain or Accounting jobs.
Hello Path. I am looking forward to coming to the US fall 2024 for a PhD in Biochemistry. Please can you advice on possible job opportunities available after this program for me?
what about construction industry....? is it safe for civil engineers to go for studies in US...?
I'm planning to go for MS in constructio management program.
I got into Georgia tech for MS CS last year right out of college, deferred to Fall24 to see how the market pans out - so far of all the folks that went from my undergrad only 1 has secured an internship. It's april now and I'm still vacillating letting go of a good admit but also not sure if it's worth the hassle to leave a job, and enter a brutal tech market and sprinkle in extra legal issues.
its not worth it. I am in the US. Now is not a good time.
@@siddharthkshatri668 thanks for your views man. I think it's going to be difficult letting go of this admit and all the work I've put into for culminating this - but it's still better to not go through stressful experience for not a small amount of money
I will be graduating in 2028 hopefully things will be calm till then@@siddharthkshatri668
I am sailing in the same boat 😢
Trust me, It's best to stay back in India and upskill and switch to other companies.
The IT Job market is never gonna see the same boom again in the US!
So true
I think you meant ireland and not iceland
Ivey league school about 124k inclusive all , is these schools students also facing same situation?
What is your opinion if you have an admit with Columbia University ?
What about MS in supply chain from ASU..? Is it a good course.?
Hey man what about mechanical guys? I mean engineers? And what about someone who just want to stay in USA for 6-7 years only???!
Why don't you leave U.S and settle down a country near to India?
Hey Parth,
My son is already admitted in Fall 23 for MS Computers. He is finding it difficult to get internship. Would you advise quitting the course midway or at least taking a break for 1 or 2 years before attending the remaining course. Because if he does not get a job for 60/90 days after course completion in May 25 , his OPT will cease.
Or will it be good to complete the masters & then search for better jobs in the other countries that you mentioned.
I got admit for MS in Construction Management in TAMU, can you please tell how is the job market situation for Construction Management
Dont come
Go for it... Civil? You must be rich?
@@revenant8061 lol what do you mean?
@@ahezamyusuf6945 most students studying in the civil field have their own family business in construction and stuff so that's why😂
Parth, excellent video.
Any predictions about EAGLE ACT or HR 6542 green card?
Nothing would pass ,They generally dont want to give more GCs to indians
Just study and stay in your country !!!
Daughter has hit six admits - she has admission for MS CS(AI) from
University of Southern California, IC Santa Cruz MS CS, ASU MS CS and three more admits . Is it advisable to go for MS CS AI in USC .. considering the present job opportunities in India
If you can afford to come back to India without a job then yes, else it's very risky currently.
As a MS in CS student at ASU with AI having worked at a startup for 6 months. I have been laid off and I have been searching for jobs for 4 months straight without a single lead. Despite working under professor with corporate clients and a startup for a total of 2 years, even I am having trouble landing interviews (leave alone a job). I would highly not recommend coming for US in this year and see how the job market improves. I hate it but I have to agree with @catcoder12' reply here.
Hey! So - USC is reputed to be expensive even for students from the US. So if you have the financial back-up, then yes! At this point, I feel like it’s important to evaluate end goal and priority.
If the end goal is a job, then it’s a tough market and it’s only getting worse. If you already have a job in India, then maybe moving here for a job might not be so much better than the experience you’re already getting in India.
If the end goal is getting an experience and experiential education, given you have the financial backup, it might be worth coming.
If the end goal is settling in the US, maybe not the right option given the green card situation which will make you lack stability in life. Hope this helps! Be
Why everyone kept talking about CS/IT concentrating opinions, Please share genral scenario while considering Civil Mechanical Discipline and other non tech jobs with details, I never heard on youtube talking about future and their experiences as Structure design engineer apart from as know as "Construction project management " if we see civil engineering is vast Discipline which has number of inter Discipline categories what about those .... I tired of getting info about IT/CS concentrating scenarios, Please share details which is useful and based on other backgrounds so Fresh graduate can make their decisions well for future studies...
I agree 100%. I made a video with a structural engineer once. You can go and find it on my channel.
@@ParthVijayvergiya ok, thank you for your reply. I'll check it out, Once again thanks. I request you to please make a video on the situation for structure engineer I've heard very few about Indians doing masters in structural engineering and legging my knowledge about their experiences about after study job market..
@@ParthVijayvergiya Hello Parth, what is the current situation like for Mechanical Engineers with a Master's degree in the USA? Do they have a similar career outlook as IT/Computer professionals, or is it more promising?
Non-tech is most definitely not thriving. It's bleeding. Tech companies hit the headlines, and others don't that's all.
Did u say Iceland good for IT profs can u shed some light on it....
No other UA-camr has the guts to say it as clearly as you did.
Can you comment on how is the job market for FINANCE INDUSTRY in USA?
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Lol, people in Canada wants to move US. Job market is very small even some niche categories have no jobs.
Toronto which have good number of jobs have average home price of 1 million.
Please try moving here and find out this ourself and if be a chance to trade the visa. I cam happily take your US visa.
Well thats try,
A small house in the outskirts of Toronto is costing around 1M which is insane. So buying a home is tuff ,
You get inhand of around 6 K after tax , give away 3 K to rent , Groceries and Car insurance and all other stuff takes out 1K. You end up with 2 K in account. That is no good for anything
I am a PhD student (session starting in fall 2024) at Cornell in International Nutrition. I have accepted the offer letter and deciding to take a step to apply for the visa. As i am married my husband (marketing field) is also trying to move through his company.
You still suggest not to go for it this year?
Hi! Please how can I connect with you? I need your help please.
I don't think your branch would be as affected as tech. And PhD is a different ball game. You will be funded. So it is risk worth taking. Plus Cornell has it's own tag.
Sir can you tell about fall 2025
And what if we marry someone, can we get a green card easily then? And how likely is it for a person who is 5’10” to find love during a 2-year master’s program?
My god😂😂😂
😂😂😂 good idea bro
Yeah it might be much easier than to study hard and getting into FAANG.
How are you able to create content if side hustles are not allowed in the US?
Be illegal.. even h1b can’t do side hushes and I see many people doing these videos.. it’s all good untill get caught… I also see some students do Uber and Grubhub..
Bitter truth explained
So then, how come a lot of Canadian citizens are working in the USA in IT on TN visa and some have even got green card after 3 years on TN visa. I am confused.
Green card backlog depends on country of birth. So if Canadian born applies for the process he/she will get it faster. The people born in India, China and Mexico have the largest backlogs and hence the waiting period is super long.
@@bhardwajankit42 All the Canadians that have got green card in the USA are from South Asia, not Canadian born.
@@Tamil_Tamaha yes that's what I'm saying the wait time is only for specific countries like India, China, Mexico. For eg all other south Asian born have less backlog for their application. Even if an Indian citizen born abroad get it sooner than Indian citizen born in India. I hope you get it.
Even though they are south asians but they are canadian citizens now. So, US will treat them as Canadians and not South Asians. So, they are getting green cards
They will be treated as Canadians but for the GC they will be considering the country of Origin , which would be india , so we will still end up in the line even though having a Canadian Citizenship.
Got admit for fall2024 masters in Business analytics from Rochester Institute of Technology. Is it worth moving right now ? Someone else is on the same page?
That is a damn expensive program. Hope you keep your expectations right , work hard and are well funded (Any loan above 25 - 30l akhs in current market situation is risky) .
Nope, if you have a job in India, stay in your job.
Lol, I live in Ireland and there are ZERO Jobs here for foreigners. Economy is a fraction of US and UK and racism and drug problem is at its peak.
can you please share your lifestyle, job, visas, green card and all?
Forget about green card. Except through marriage or 800k invested
please share how is the MBA market?
I am sure this will be even worse. Companies are getting done with these so called managers.
Parth is it good to do phd in 2024?
Go for it! They are funded and will eliminate your financial risks.
Thanks bro
Not just that.. PhD is funded more than in India and good support for your ideas.. research is still better in the States ... Most other jobs will thrive in India too
You r telling us to don’t come to USA because if we will come ur competition will increase and u will lad off from company
Hey man I am not your competition and will never be. Your competition will be your classmates, other indian folks who will be in different colleges. Anyone who are come before you is not the one you fighting out with .
This is like the most realistic video about the situation in the US. What you’re implying is like comparing oranges to apples! Dude, you are not competing with anybody in the US. People who came before you already have a seniority and can apply for senior roles because of the number of years in experience. Talent is important but experience is key. And layoffs are not based off of talent (which is the most ironic part because you could be a stellar performer and still be let go). He is really trying to help you out, buddy.
And IDK Parth has always been a genuine UA-camr from his time at Purdue (I went to Purdue too, Boiler up!), so I guess it’s like your choice now 😊
Dude. He is right. H1B is the only chance and let me tell you, it depends on the luck. If you want to spend and take risk, then good luck. Frankly speaking, I will that 30L in MF and get 3x return in 5-7 years.
Not worth it
what is your plan btw? have u gotten h1b? or are u planning to move back?
I will be graduating in 2028 hopefully things will be calm till then, what do you think?
Don’t worry guys.. definitely things get better by next year.. these poeple want less competition. they don’t leave us and tell others not to come..
@@guruprabhu_39915 exactly! one should ask him if the market is so so bad and if the world is ending in the USA, why is his own sister studied in ASU and is and working there, it's a sad mentality but it is the Indian mentality, as long as one is sorted, they don't care about the others. Also majority of what he says in his videos should be taken with a grain of salt cuz the timing he, harnoor, yudi all went in, even if you went to sub par colleges (yudi went to one) it dint matter, you could still end up in a good place. The competition now is tougher but so are the students much more well prepared. Unlike these UA-camrs with average acads and avg. test scores.
yea i also see this as a new trend, scaring everyone especially the newbies like us. It will all calm down till 2025 or 26 there may be an imbalance but it'll be much better. These lay off were just the effect of immidiatee job requirement during covid@@guruprabhu_39915
where have u committed?
@@Jai-gw2jv where have u commited?
Hi parth,
I got admit from a university in ireland and also in USA for fall 2024, ms in computer science I got admits from more than 5 univs in usa but I am planning to study in Grand valley state university, Michigan
With just 13000 dollars a year
So please do make comparisons on Ireland vs usa for tech people or tech students
It’s not worth. I’m in the US right now and it looks scary.
@@sagarmehta426 I will be graduating in 2028 hopefully things will be calm till then, what do you think?
hey how were you able to study for 13,000 dollars a year did you get any scholarship or what.
I live in Ireland. Dont go with the hype. Irish job market is miniscule compared to US and high bias towards Irish. Have been trying to change job for 1 year but no success.
I regret coming to USA everyday
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What happened
@@sbnerji12555 recession bro
@@lakshayaggarwal6480 understood 🙃 what subject are you studying there?
@@sbnerji12555 cs
another trick to get views
yea i also see this as a new trend, scaring everyone ecpecially the newbies. It will all calm down till 2025 or 26 there may be an imbalance but it'll be much better. These lay off were just the effect of immidiete job requirement during covid
@@MormotTheHog are you sure bro ? you gave some hope ! how will be market for business analytics graduates ?
@@MormotTheHog yup, reddit is full of craps like this
It's not even scaring me anymore, it's frustrating
@@MormotTheHogyou don't know what you're talking about.
Educate yourself dude!
Know about Interest rates, economy, geopolitics.
@@rajeshraj68813 Bro if you understood "interest rates, economy, geopolitics" would you not have left to study during covid times? cuz surely you being the great asawth damodaran (renowned economist) you are, you would've predicted the job market boom right? All this fear mongering is for VIEWS only. As long as you have enough brain cells to understand risk-return ratios. You should not have much of a problem. Also you can NEVER compare your journey to theirs, its like saying yeah my parents and grandparents had it so easy for them. These YTs went in a time of no competition so with minimal skills too, they ended up in someplace good. But nowadays if you do get an admit from a T50, you should be so much more proud of yourself cuz the competition is so much more intense.
Let me provide a different perspective. You all have probably come across videos from all these folks cussing the US and saying how bad the US is etc etc.
I have been in the US since 2014, came for masters in industrial engineering. Worked hard , didn’t stay in the Indian bubble in college, made networks, applied relentlessly and got my coop which then turned into a full time within a core automotive company. Worked there for 3 years and then joined another manufacturing core company. Been loving life ever since.
What happens is most if not all folks have this obsession with FAANG and once you look beyond that your perspective changes and you understand those companies are not good anymore. There are better places to go than Cali and also better opportunities within the US. Don’t be the typical desi, be better.
Got an admit for Duke MEM '24. is it worth to go there on a loan? approx expenses for the degree is around 96k USD(all inclusive) for the course duration. Market is struggling though.
Hi even I'm in the same boat. Can we connect?
Me too, got admission at this fall 24 at Northwestern University but need to 85k private loan. In great dilemma whether to go for such a prestigious degree or choose the options of Europe. Don't know whether it is recoverable in the US with such debt ?
3:15 why dont you move to singapore or europe and show us the way?
Because he wants u to not come but he wants US 😂
@@guruprabhu_39915 haha yeah this is typical of everyone who is in the US . "I have come, now nobody else should come"
Clickbait ✨✨✨
Real af cope when you don't get a job or h1b
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This guy is biggest pessimist i have ever seen...For just sake of views he always put negative videos on all the topics right from stem opt application rejection all ...Just keep husting guys...usa is the best country to live and work
Hey, I don’t know whether you are pursuing master’s here or not. But the current situation is bad and this video was much much needed. I recently completed my internship at Tesla, and will be graduating in less than a month but the market is bad, people are struggling to find internships/jobs
lol another fool who hasn’t been to the US and acting smart
@@akshadaavhad5662 nice you got internship at tesla. What is your UNI & your course? Did you get job anywhere?
If you are well funded , parents extremely rich and can fund your entire masters there is no reason not to pursue MS in USA. But really i know people from Ivy league univ getting their offers revoked or laid off. So your call.
What if you do the following... 1. marry an American and 2. enter illegally?
You need to be really good looking to even get an average American lol
Then you’re risking your future generations as well.
@@rishikkeshari6306 most of my neighbors are from India.
1. you can't count on that.
2. india is not that bad compared to south american countries.
@@advik8387 What? Not that bad? What do you mean? Have you walked the streets of India? It's dirty everywhere. People are spitting all over the place. The street vendors are famous for their lack of hygiene. I have Indian friends who tell me all about India. UA-cam was already invented. Street View was invented too. Check any country in Latin America and then compare it to India.
Or just stay in India and not take jobs away from natives
Yes go to the USA, end up like vivek saini, he received the hammer treatment. 🤭
It's not funny. How can be someone making a inhumane comment like this 😢
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PLEASE MAKE A COMPARISON VIDEO ON " USA VS UK "👈