Summarised the video for people in a rush. However I will strongly suggest to watch the video in its entirety so that you understand his reasoning behind his viewpoints. 1. You love doing research in your field and you want to work with people who are the best in their fields. 2. If you love your job and are passionate about it, do it in a first world nation instead of staying in the third world country- You will have a better quality of life. 3. Diversity and networking are better since you’ll be meeting different people from different parts of the world. 4. Quality of life is one of the best in the world. 5. You have no plans of opening up a business. Since you’ll be presumably be on a student visa/ OPT/ H1B, you’ll have massive restrictions. Getting a green card is incredibly difficult.
But it depends on people..,for different people different countries are 3rd class countries...,I don't consider India as a third class country because mobility us good here,if we work hard we have all the chances of reaching the status that we want.., Happiness also matters , family also matters... it's not just about money...,For me USA is 3rd class country because many are just working there to survive, paying bills etc.,.
Bro, you totally make sense. Even if you like to do job, even then coming to USA doesn’t make sense. Why? Bcz more than 95 percent companies won’t even consider taking interview for international students just because of sponsorship. Companies in USA now are more reluctant to sponsor H1b even. I am currently on opt and i haven’t secured any permanent job. There are some consultancy that may hire you but they will just exploit you to the very best. Even then there are many people who are jobless. It’s just a gamble, nothing all. Having a big loan on your head with such circumstances will even make a strong person full of anxiety and hopeless. Now, I am in the process of applying to Canadian Pr before my opt ends up and I go back to my country.
I dont understand why there are so maby downvotes. All the arguments are completely rational. Btw both the videos really helped me as a novice and I really want to hear this who has experienced and lived that life so please dont stop speaking your mind and making such videos.
Magnificient piece of work. Yash you have put your heart and soul in providing precious information to masses. The way your emotions are nicely weaven in a fabric of responsibile words is remarkable. Point is that everybody needs his/ her self assessment. In any given situation, which life exposes everybody's reaction are different. So, acordingly we should be capable enough for relevent decision making. The crux of matter is that one sholud have firm purpose while comming to this land, which will be going to regulate our future pathways. In reward yes one will be a part of one of the best economies of the world. From quality of life to exploring various manifestations of human civilisation and culture.
Wow.. These 2 videos really opened my eyes.. What I was wishing to come to US was to settle there.. and my idea of settling down is buying land building my own house and Having my own freedom.. And that seems far fetched after this video.. seems I might want to re-evaluate my decision
This wonderful. You are really bringing awareness in people. Thankyou. I think the international foods in america are americanized. You cannot find the authentic Mexican or Indian food in most states. But yes you made an excellent point, We have access to everything.
Thank you Yash.Been following your posts for a while and I dont think I have found anyone as sincere as you with respect to your posts. Im considering an MBA at the USA or Canada and these videos got me thinking again.
Sorry for the huge essay, I dont usually post such lengthy stuff online but I really needed some opinions while applying to USA/Canada. Hi Yash, Love your videos, Super helpful! Also subscribed to YMGrad for knowing the chances of getting into a university. I'm currently applying to USA and Canada for a Master's degree in Cybersecurity. I currently reside in India and don't see people talking about cybersecurity at all! It's like its non existant here. So I plan to go to USA/Canada to learn cybersec and get a job that is actually about trying to bring about a change in the "security" aspect of instruments of the online world. But I also learned that I care about my freedom to be able to do what I want, when I want, more than being stuck in a 9-5 that can potentially forget about me when I stop being useful. I plan to study abroad, work for 3-4 years, hope for a PR in the process, and have enough wealth to start a business with maybe a loan or partnership. But I also absolutely hate how the standard of living of the general public around us in India is. Where I come from, lets just say its a tiny town in the middle of nowhere. It's a rare thing to see people own an Audi or a BMW or even find people that believe in a quality lifestyle! Most people in India are about saving as much money as they can, all the time! I get that its due to tough times as life can be rough, but almost everyone's super money minded. Then you'll see a ton of freeloaders cling on to you when you're trying to meet like minded people and you realise there just aren't many like minded people around us, not to mention gold diggers :P . I'm going abroad hoping to make new friends along the way that are more in sync with where the world's current state is! Technology has made almost every aspect of life better! For example you can see people owning houses with remote closing garages, vaccum bots for automated home cleaning, self driving cars, smart homes, and availability of almost everything! Like Netflix in Canada or USA has better shows! More music variety is available on spotify and apple music in USA than in India! I feel that overall life convenience also increases when we move from a third world country to a place like USA or Canada. I'm a big time foodie and love trying new things! But here in India I'm afraid to try new food from Korean, Japanese, Thai restaurants because I know most of them won't even taste like that country's authentic food and I'll end up forming misconceptions about how a country's food tastes or might just end up disliking everything! Basically, overall lifestyle in India is really different from first world countries, like you wont see cows pooping on the roads, or smelly people roaming in mob sized groups trying to meet their day to day needs. Or people refraining from living a little. The jobs in India pay as low as 10k per month for people that complete their bachelors or the max they'll get is 1Lakh per month, unless you've graduated from something like IIT. When in reality, a decent lifestyle, with a rented home, and a german car, with the financial ability to party occasionally, would easily cost a person between 1.1-5L INR per month in a city like Mumbai. It's simply impossible for people with a regular job to pull off a decent lifestyle in India because prices keep going up and job salaries stay the same. Is it the same in USA? Or is it better? Can we afford a good life while earning enough to put aside 30% of the income for wealth building for a future family? I am dying to know if I can pull it off in USA or Canada. I saw your previous video about why one shouldn't go to USA for merely money and quality of education. I really hoped good learning would make me more skilled in cybersecurity and that in turn would give me enough money for my needs while allowing me to build wealth. But im not sure anymore as I'll be doing my master's from a university below the QS top 500 most probably due to my new GRE score being a sad 293. Should I just stop thinking that jobs in USA or Canada can give instant gratification? Because in the long run I want to be free. The goal is to be able to afford all those things I mentioned above, while not being stuck in a 9-5. In short im doing this for financial independence, for good quality of life, and stability to an extent that even if I dont work my ass off daily, I won't have to suffer in pay or have a lower performance index at a job, making the future difficult instantaneously. Am I expecting too much from Jobs in Canada/USA? Is the picture I've painted about quality of life abroad too rosy?(Canada being my main target now because of the low GRE and an already late application for 2022) What would you suggest? And is life there better for people that are lazy since birth but passionate about cybersecurity? :P
Research is my reason for applying this year, not good grades in 11th though, so really narrow chance of getting accepted, also I would need a full scholarship, another reason for low probability of getting accepted. Gave my full effort to the applications thou, and have many extracurricular activities on my list.
Honest opinion but also scary for someone who has been hoping to study abroad. I just want to know if your opinion holds true for just US or other developed nations where international students are going for higher education.
Are you confident enough to say that the highly salaried companies do always take away the freedom from their employees? (Just asking. I have no experiences)
What do you suggest for people who want to be more than job ? You suggest this is not the place to settle, but then what could be your suggestion ? e.g Be in your country to start business.
The day people understand that money is not everything and not the only reason behind happiness, they would understand your point. Nice video and yes, people with different perspective for life may find it hard to understand.
@Yash.... If I go without a loan to US... Do my MS and work for 3 years in the US and then will it make sense if I come back to India (regardless of my pay)..
hey yash ! amazing video... i have a doubt, you mentioned that passive income is not allowed for migrants ( something on those lines) can you please elaborate and provide more information on that . Thank you
Sir is it a good option to go for masters in USA if I’m highly passionate about becoming a research scholar and do a PhD despite coming from a lower middle class family
Here are some more .. 1. Less discrimination 2. "Tu jaanta hai mera baap kaun hai" wont happen much 3. Good for someone who likes to travel 4. The weather and quality of food might just add 10 more years to your life .. The only thing i am worried about is being lonely ..thats it ..nothing else ..
Less discrimination? That's not true. I had not seen true racism in 20 years of my life in India and then I went to the US. I lived in the Bay Area, one of the most liberal and tolerant places in the world, and saw multiple instances of racism; systemic and otherwise. And I was only there for a semester lol.
@@tnmygrwl Stayed in New York City for 4 years, didn't really experience any racism against me. Though noticed some Chinese guys having a bad time bullied.
@@cayden8794 while I realize that I can't generalize based off of anecdotal evidence, I can't imagine that sort of racism happening in India (barring casteism and communalism which most people planning to study abroad have probably not experienced).
You started the video saying those chasing money because of its close relation to freedom shouldn't come there, then at about 8:20 you said you get freedom there. Confused.
Let's say I need to clear my parents debts which were intentionally invested for me...by the way I do a job to which I can get 27k per month,but the amount of debt is pretty high.....just suggest me whether do I need to prefer MS or not?
What if you wanna do something of your own in Canada ??? In USA you have mentioned that you be stuck in 9-5 job atleast upto you get a green card . Is the scenario same with Canada too or only USA ???
Those are the special privileges where one can earn better or loose too. Starting Businesses in any new country is not as easy as anyone would think, you need alot of time and efforts for that US needs to give you Separate visa (time span) which they can't afford. You still can get Green card in 3-4 years you only have to invest $900k in US, where you will receive EB5 visa which will convert in greencard in 3-4 years
Ur making sense but still have u searched abt Indian ppl who went as student and hav their own startup in US? there are so many, they wil startup during f1 opt and later get h1b frm their own company as ceo, cto etc. which is easier to get.
Hey just wanted to ask, what do you meant when you said its restricted to start a TH-cam channel? Is it like not allowed for students or people who go there for a job to start a TH-cam channel? Then how do i see so many youtubers on this platform? Im just a bit confused on that point. Rest its a great video
You can have a TH-cam channel but you should not earn from it.....all these US TH-camrs from Indian have thheir money linked to indian accounts.....it's just like you are sending your US videos to your friend in india and he is uploading
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Summarised the video for people in a rush. However I will strongly suggest to watch the video in its entirety so that you understand his reasoning behind his viewpoints.
1. You love doing research in your field and you want to work with people who are the best in their fields.
2. If you love your job and are passionate about it, do it in a first world nation instead of staying in the third world country- You will have a better quality of life.
3. Diversity and networking are better since you’ll be meeting different people from different parts of the world.
4. Quality of life is one of the best in the world.
5. You have no plans of opening up a business. Since you’ll be presumably be on a student visa/ OPT/ H1B, you’ll have massive restrictions. Getting a green card is incredibly difficult.
But it depends on people..,for different people different countries are 3rd class countries...,I don't consider India as a third class country because mobility us good here,if we work hard we have all the chances of reaching the status that we want.., Happiness also matters , family also matters... it's not just about money...,For me USA is 3rd class country because many are just working there to survive, paying bills etc.,.
@@prettystar7210 well said. I live in bengaluru, india and it's the best i can ask for.
@@arun-yy8wt I too live in Namma Bengaluru 😘😘😘
Bro, you totally make sense. Even if you like to do job, even then coming to USA doesn’t make sense. Why? Bcz more than 95 percent companies won’t even consider taking interview for international students just because of sponsorship. Companies in USA now are more reluctant to sponsor H1b even. I am currently on opt and i haven’t secured any permanent job. There are some consultancy that may hire you but they will just exploit you to the very best. Even then there are many people who are jobless. It’s just a gamble, nothing all. Having a big loan on your head with such circumstances will even make a strong person full of anxiety and hopeless. Now, I am in the process of applying to Canadian Pr before my opt ends up and I go back to my country.
How was your experience ? And also did you have professional experience when you were applying to OPT ?
Both the answers are perfect bhai. Saying this from personal experience❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ :)
I dont understand why there are so maby downvotes. All the arguments are completely rational. Btw both the videos really helped me as a novice and I really want to hear this who has experienced and lived that life so please dont stop speaking your mind and making such videos.
Magnificient piece of work. Yash you have put your heart and soul in providing precious information to masses. The way your emotions are nicely weaven in a fabric of responsibile words is remarkable. Point is that everybody needs his/ her self assessment. In any given situation, which life exposes everybody's reaction are different. So, acordingly we should be capable enough for relevent decision making. The crux of matter is that one sholud have firm purpose while comming to this land, which will be going to regulate our future pathways. In reward yes one will be a part of one of the best economies of the world. From quality of life to exploring various manifestations of human civilisation and culture.
Wow..
These 2 videos really opened my eyes..
What I was wishing to come to US was to settle there.. and my idea of settling down is buying land building my own house and Having my own freedom..
And that seems far fetched after this video.. seems I might want to re-evaluate my decision
What did you decide then?
Bro you cleared all my myths, thank you so much.
This is an excellent video. Let’s hope it reaches more people.
Can take it from you the decision you made was a well thought one. All the best for your future plans. I can already see you making a difference!
This wonderful. You are really bringing awareness in people. Thankyou. I think the international foods in america are americanized. You cannot find the authentic Mexican or Indian food in most states. But yes you made an excellent point, We have access to everything.
this guy always have a piece of genuine advice. thanks, brother!!👍👍
Vaibhav Ingole it's my pleasure bro
Wow thanks man for the video it sort of clears the perspective.. Though if u want something u need to leave something...But there are exceptions...👍✌💪
Thank you so much for clearing the doubts, very well explained. I love the clarity of points in your videos.
This was really helpful! And every point he states make sense!
Thanks for your logic advice! your both videos about should and shouldn't is AMAZING and TRUTH, much love and luck to you.
Thank you Yash.Been following your posts for a while and I dont think I have found anyone as sincere as you with respect to your posts. Im considering an MBA at the USA or Canada and these videos got me thinking again.
Sorry for the huge essay, I dont usually post such lengthy stuff online but I really needed some opinions while applying to USA/Canada.
Hi Yash, Love your videos, Super helpful! Also subscribed to YMGrad for knowing the chances of getting into a university. I'm currently applying to USA and Canada for a Master's degree in Cybersecurity. I currently reside in India and don't see people talking about cybersecurity at all! It's like its non existant here. So I plan to go to USA/Canada to learn cybersec and get a job that is actually about trying to bring about a change in the "security" aspect of instruments of the online world. But I also learned that I care about my freedom to be able to do what I want, when I want, more than being stuck in a 9-5 that can potentially forget about me when I stop being useful. I plan to study abroad, work for 3-4 years, hope for a PR in the process, and have enough wealth to start a business with maybe a loan or partnership. But I also absolutely hate how the standard of living of the general public around us in India is. Where I come from, lets just say its a tiny town in the middle of nowhere. It's a rare thing to see people own an Audi or a BMW or even find people that believe in a quality lifestyle! Most people in India are about saving as much money as they can, all the time! I get that its due to tough times as life can be rough, but almost everyone's super money minded. Then you'll see a ton of freeloaders cling on to you when you're trying to meet like minded people and you realise there just aren't many like minded people around us, not to mention gold diggers :P . I'm going abroad hoping to make new friends along the way that are more in sync with where the world's current state is! Technology has made almost every aspect of life better! For example you can see people owning houses with remote closing garages, vaccum bots for automated home cleaning, self driving cars, smart homes, and availability of almost everything! Like Netflix in Canada or USA has better shows! More music variety is available on spotify and apple music in USA than in India! I feel that overall life convenience also increases when we move from a third world country to a place like USA or Canada. I'm a big time foodie and love trying new things! But here in India I'm afraid to try new food from Korean, Japanese, Thai restaurants because I know most of them won't even taste like that country's authentic food and I'll end up forming misconceptions about how a country's food tastes or might just end up disliking everything! Basically, overall lifestyle in India is really different from first world countries, like you wont see cows pooping on the roads, or smelly people roaming in mob sized groups trying to meet their day to day needs. Or people refraining from living a little. The jobs in India pay as low as 10k per month for people that complete their bachelors or the max they'll get is 1Lakh per month, unless you've graduated from something like IIT. When in reality, a decent lifestyle, with a rented home, and a german car, with the financial ability to party occasionally, would easily cost a person between 1.1-5L INR per month in a city like Mumbai. It's simply impossible for people with a regular job to pull off a decent lifestyle in India because prices keep going up and job salaries stay the same. Is it the same in USA? Or is it better? Can we afford a good life while earning enough to put aside 30% of the income for wealth building for a future family? I am dying to know if I can pull it off in USA or Canada. I saw your previous video about why one shouldn't go to USA for merely money and quality of education. I really hoped good learning would make me more skilled in cybersecurity and that in turn would give me enough money for my needs while allowing me to build wealth. But im not sure anymore as I'll be doing my master's from a university below the QS top 500 most probably due to my new GRE score being a sad 293. Should I just stop thinking that jobs in USA or Canada can give instant gratification? Because in the long run I want to be free. The goal is to be able to afford all those things I mentioned above, while not being stuck in a 9-5. In short im doing this for financial independence, for good quality of life, and stability to an extent that even if I dont work my ass off daily, I won't have to suffer in pay or have a lower performance index at a job, making the future difficult instantaneously. Am I expecting too much from Jobs in Canada/USA? Is the picture I've painted about quality of life abroad too rosy?(Canada being my main target now because of the low GRE and an already late application for 2022) What would you suggest? And is life there better for people that are lazy since birth but passionate about cybersecurity? :P
Since my Situation is somewhat similar to yours so I ask you what have you been upto and did you get your answers? And have you chosen a country yet?
hey did you apply? even im planning and I wanted to know what you went for since I'm planning on cybersec for master's too
Research is my reason for applying this year, not good grades in 11th though, so really narrow chance of getting accepted, also I would need a full scholarship, another reason for low probability of getting accepted. Gave my full effort to the applications thou, and have many extracurricular activities on my list.
Thank you, this helped!
Great information👌👌
I completely agree with you....
Honest opinion but also scary for someone who has been hoping to study abroad. I just want to know if your opinion holds true for just US or other developed nations where international students are going for higher education.
Hi! Thanks for such an elaborate explanation! But how do you continue your youtube channel if its not allowed?
For someone who can score so high in GRE and TOEFL, I respect your decision. Best of luck!
Are you confident enough to say that the highly salaried companies do always take away the freedom from their employees? (Just asking. I have no experiences)
10000000% truth
Thanks bruv for let me choose USA instead of Japan
how come you have a TH-cam channel then?
You are lovely!
What do you suggest for people who want to be more than job ? You suggest this is not the place to settle, but then what could be your suggestion ? e.g Be in your country to start business.
heyy
what if i want to open my own academy for indian classical dances
will it be a good choice
The day people understand that money is not everything and not the only reason behind happiness, they would understand your point.
Nice video and yes, people with different perspective for life may find it hard to understand.
Can you make a video about the pros and cons of doing Ms in UK as well?
I like you man
@Yash.... If I go without a loan to US... Do my MS and work for 3 years in the US and then will it make sense if I come back to India (regardless of my pay)..
Ppl including me ,plan to go to abroad not for the money alone they also go for factors like hygiene, cleanliness,good medical care .
Then, why don't you implement this in India?
@@carolyngundimi cause it's 10x hard in india
@@joesuss4669 very true
True!
how did you start your youtube if it is not allowed in US
hey yash ! amazing video... i have a doubt, you mentioned that passive income is not allowed for migrants ( something on those lines) can you please elaborate and provide more information on that . Thank you
Sir is it a good option to go for masters in USA if I’m highly passionate about becoming a research scholar and do a PhD despite coming from a lower middle class family
Why do you say that you can’t star a business in the us? Really curious to know
sir why are we not allowed to do anything on the side to gain money
So how did you open your own business?
Here are some more ..
1. Less discrimination
2. "Tu jaanta hai mera baap kaun hai" wont happen much
3. Good for someone who likes to travel
4. The weather and quality of food might just add 10 more years to your life ..
The only thing i am worried about is being lonely ..thats it ..nothing else ..
I am not even thinking of that I will love being alone and live by myself and do whatever the f**k I want.
Less discrimination? That's not true. I had not seen true racism in 20 years of my life in India and then I went to the US. I lived in the Bay Area, one of the most liberal and tolerant places in the world, and saw multiple instances of racism; systemic and otherwise. And I was only there for a semester lol.
@@tnmygrwl Stayed in New York City for 4 years, didn't really experience any racism against me. Though noticed some Chinese guys having a bad time bullied.
@@cayden8794 while I realize that I can't generalize based off of anecdotal evidence, I can't imagine that sort of racism happening in India (barring casteism and communalism which most people planning to study abroad have probably not experienced).
The quality of food is worst in USA
If anyone is interested for PhD, then what is your suggestion for him/her.
Can we invest in stocks of India while studying there
Yes
You started the video saying those chasing money because of its close relation to freedom shouldn't come there, then at about 8:20 you said you get freedom there. Confused.
How can we come to USA for quality of life ?
Let's say I need to clear my parents debts which were intentionally invested for me...by the way I do a job to which I can get 27k per month,but the amount of debt is pretty high.....just suggest me whether do I need to prefer MS or not?
can I start a youtube channel while pursuing my master's???
i want to know that too
Then which country would you suggest for business and part time start up
How did sunder pichai settle in there if it's so hard ?
@@varunm1941 what about people who go there via campus placement in IITs ?
The answer is simple he worked hard and hard to face the competition
You speak people's mind and troubles.
Bhai make a video about part time jobs!
Hey can i do live music shows and form band or give auditions???
why we can't make youtube videos in US?
bro appreciating your efforts for us...but having a query??
why Indians cannot freelance in USA??????
please tell
Can we change F-1 visa to H or something permanent to get job.? Please help out
What if you wanna do something of your own in Canada ???
In USA you have mentioned that you be stuck in 9-5 job atleast upto you get a green card . Is the scenario same with Canada too or only USA ???
you can start something of your own in canada apparently what I know
What you will sujjest for GRE
Where should we go
Why I am getting negative vibes even though it's video of why u should come USA !!!!
I know righttt!
Hi i wanna ask you can you work with masters in the us or you have to do phd jope tou reply
video starts after 5 mins
Thanks 😁
please tell. Why cant we do business in the stream which have studied in.?
Those are the special privileges where one can earn better or loose too.
Starting Businesses in any new country is not as easy as anyone would think, you need alot of time and efforts for that US needs to give you Separate visa (time span) which they can't afford.
You still can get Green card in 3-4 years you only have to invest $900k in US, where you will receive EB5 visa which will convert in greencard in 3-4 years
Can we do freelancing or other business , while pursuing MS ?
If you only have F-1 visa, I believe you cant
Ur making sense but still have u searched abt Indian ppl who went as student and hav their own startup in US? there are so many, they wil startup during f1 opt and later get h1b frm their own company as ceo, cto etc. which is easier to get.
I guess this was the case before Trump.....now cuz of the competition there are a lot of restrictions
Hey just wanted to ask, what do you meant when you said its restricted to start a TH-cam channel? Is it like not allowed for students or people who go there for a job to start a TH-cam channel? Then how do i see so many youtubers on this platform? Im just a bit confused on that point. Rest its a great video
You can have a TH-cam channel but you should not earn from it.....all these US TH-camrs from Indian have thheir money linked to indian accounts.....it's just like you are sending your US videos to your friend in india and he is uploading
If anyone is on F1 visa for PHD ,can he/she do business in his/her home country?
I want to have a chick-fil-a 😂
Yash tell us about europian countries . I am thinking about ireland , can you please give me some clarity .
Don't think about Ireland think what you want from what are you going to do after Ireland what is your Long term goal where you see next 10 years keep these things in mind don't ask anyone use your brain
Chup re
Bade bhai please guide me with some information
Then how is Singh in the USA vlogging brother?
😂