1. American Education + decision of masters was worse 2. Such a bad thought about PHD program, may be you were never a good or passionate student 3. Just 1 year of masters, may be you think skills come with the degree but not the effort you put to get the degree. 4. H1B chances are higher with Masters, still doing masters, that too in just 1 year, was your worst decision lol. 5. You get hired at higher levels in company with a Masters degree and even better with PHD. Usually undergrads get hired at level 1 or 2, Masters start with level 2 or 3 or even higher depending on your experience. You were awesome in finishing a stem masters in 1 year. 6. American system is 10x better. Its flexible focused and any american studying through this are doing better. Unfortunately rate of drop out is higher because people dont value education here like you said, if I(you) would have invested money in stock market instead of Masters you would have done better (dumbest thing ever if you are from middle class) That masters degree is now on your resume for life 😊 just waiting for more videos which will say doing undergrad was also a worst decision, If I would have invested in crypto in 2018, I would have been a billionaire by now.
From my experience I can say - Did Masters from private college in India, Came to US on H4, applied for Canada PR, got a full time job for my 7 years experience in India with salary ranging 60-100K in USD(converted from CAD), in 1 year started my own corporation, took contract projects through networking and generated revenue ~300-370k USD in 2 years. I could think of doing something like this in India. It's a great exposure. Mine is a startup company in Canada. I agree with all your points.
@Harnoor Singh please make a video how can we fill up the opportunity gap between a private university student in India and top US university students.
I live in Australia working as an iOS dev. I did my master as well. The truth is that you dont need any degree to become android or iOS dev. You can just attend boot camp and self learn.
The biggest benefit of studying abroad may be that you would be preferred for jobs in the country where you studied from. Other than that, studying abroad provides greater exposure (international students, international exposure, certifications, college environment, etc.). Apart from the above two benefits, studying masters in India and abroad may be almost same provided you study at a top college or university in India.
In India corporate is a constant struggle though, it will still take years to shake off the Indian tendency to overwork and not have a balanced livelihood
True, absolutely. They literally had no respect during WFH phase. They would call anytime, overwork increased in that phase, when. It should have decreased rather.
This is my first comment because this video showed up and I just cannot take it anymore. I have been in USA for now 3 years. I don’t want to say this, But all the content creators in this space (International Studies) are lately just trying to show with their thumbnails or showing, I make 400k+ salary. Or i am struggling after Masters. Why not support students to come to US. I also took a loan, I also did my Master’s and MBA and I am happy. Why not show the bright sides or US and always be like, You don’t get H1 or GC or moving is a bad thing. I want everyone to come to US and try to make a good life, H1 mila ya nai mila ya GC mila ya nai mila wo matter nai karta, matter ye karta hai ki experiences lo, aao yaha, see what makes US a US. I am glad I never had the luxury to see all these videos when I moved to US because i would have been in depression and constantly contemplating my decision should i do it or not. Lastly, I just don’t know why would not you guys who have big influence or who people look up to show students that MAKE THIS DECISION and jo hoga dekhte hai. SUPPORT THEM RATHER THAN THESE THUMBNAILS.
You were amazing and right on spot sadly one thing that's a sad reality is indian low educated students or not career oriented people are more here and only thing they wanna hear is how good is what they have then what they cant (US) so content creator always try to lean towards them because that's what he should do to keep hos channel alive but sometimes it leads misinformation among better one! I would love to connect with you can u share your linkdln! 😀
We both share the same mentality. I am a 12th pass out ( currently ) and will be doing MBA( preferably deferred ) after like 3+3/4 = 6 or 7 years. I used to get scared by seeing the H1B situation but then slowly I stopped giving a f*** because to me. Getting the best opportunities/network/peers matter the most. Even if I dont get H1B after 3 years. I will have sufficient network to work elsewhere and move back to USA after L1 or some s***.
Same feeling bro!! These guys are those relatives abroad who says dont plan to come here cause life is hard. Lol they just dont want others to enjoy the shit they are enjoying. And I hated when he said invest that money in stocks it will give better returns!! Nothing I repeat nothing gives more return than knowlege/study. Stocks/gambling looks good upto a certain point but when you start losing, you cry for life. Study as much as you can till 30. Gain experience in between 30-35 Try your own thing in 35-45. Enjoy life on weekends work harder in weekdays.
Thanks brother. I was questioning my decision while watching this video your comment made me feel good. I am planning to go to US in fall 23 this video almost made me drop my plan and I was feeling demotivated.
This might be true for IT but not for people who pursue actual science like Physics, Biotech, cancer research, chip design (actual fabrication) etc. You need the infrastructure which mostly is only available in the west.
@@wiseman9959 That’s why I left India bro. There still isn’t an ecosystem for deep tech like nanotechnology/semiconductor fabrication. For IT it still makes sense to be in india.
@@lang6626 I agree that nothing is easy in life. But one has to give the best shot. Who knows being at the right place, rigth time and with little luck might work out. I did.
Hi, harnoor , after seeing your videos from last 3 years, my son followed you and got acceptance at GSU and NCSU in cs for this fall 2023 , you are Gem and doing unbelievable work for the upcoming generation Here in India.
MS in US is the best decision on my life like weeding out the middle man from compensation platform. In IT, Indian middlemen companies takes tons of dollars as profit & give some pennies to developers on top of that Govt. Of India 30 % tax & 10 % Vat, my best decision is if I need to work in IT then I should be at primary location of job . I wish I could have taken the opportunity as for a middle class Indian family It's really not possible to afford to do the MS in USA. Here the work culture is very different, everything is transparent & not senior ego basis. Your job done leave for the day , not done get fired ... as simple as that... it's the best days of my life... money is awesome, I came 5 years back with $100K debt , now $100K saving along with half million home.. in India it's a dream to accomplish those... in your life time ,
hey nice .. could you give me more insight.. i am a 12th grade student and I wish to know what can I learn in IT to get a good job.. honestly, i know i couldnt put it more vague but thats exactly how unaware i am.. i want to learn IT skills to get into the west but what to learn??😂 i am woefully unprepared but what can i start learning now.. any tips on what I should focus to make a good IT career are welcome P.S I am currently preparing for JEE and I want to develop those required skills no matter the college i get into..😂
The difference between MIT/Caltech vs many other schools is the overall quality of students. Since we learn a lot by observing others (and through class discussions) MIT/ Caltech education may help you. Secondly, it gives you confidence.
Thank you for sharing this information about syllabus quality. Really we need this topic. Please make a video for cse students 2nd year to take internship and projects
Getting a US Degree is the easiest way to get into America to fetch a high package in Tech world. Most of the American companies just outsource the tech to India.
I personally know two guys originally from Pune, one got into CMU and the other into UCF, FL. CMU guy was already very active when it comes open source contribution and had special interest in distributed systems, he is currently working at world's largest social media company on their core distributed system. UCF guy had special interest in graphics/game programming and did chose courses accordingly during MS and went onto opt for thesis option, he is currently working for some federal subcontractor on next gen VR technology. Not everyone with MS end up becoming just another app or generic frontend/backend developer there are few like these two guys who chose to be different.
No need to watch the video. 1st the video start from 11:28 which is also mentioned in the pinned comment. But you will go there only after watching 3 to 4 minutes of the video. And when you watch the later part of the video you will realize that this video is about "If he hadn't done masters what best things could have happened to him". He talks about if he had started working in 2020, he would have been able to grab the stock market boom and blah blah. These info are really not useful to you anyway and its just a clickbait video. It has nothing to do with the American Education review. It's just his personal experience.
Hello I am a mother of Indian cse undergrad. This is an eye opener video thank you so much. We Indians are depressed if our children do not get iit seat. Nowadays it's easy to learn because the internet is accessible everywhere . If a child is passionate then no matter about college.
Studying masters or phD is total waste of time and money. They are paid same as b tech guys. It all boils down to your coding skills, work experience and communication skills. I just did my BE, gained some software engg exp in India, then moved to US AND later to UK. And finally settled for good in Australia. As long as you can write testable, clean code, you are in very high demand. I get paid over 200k plus super as a principal engineer. That’s bonkers, right 😅
Phd are not everyone, it's just for research... In US, you won't need to pass BE to be principal Engineer, 10th pass is enough...that's waste of time in the eyes of that lad who after 10th are in rich salaries & positions...!!!
I agree with you, thank you. It's the same in other engineering and medical fields as well. Once you get your license, nobody cares about where in college you went to.
Bro sorry to disagree with you IIT, IIM tag matters more, I know people who went to IIT through reservations learnt jack shit and got more higher paying first job than me who was better than them in every possible way. I had to slog to get even a 6 LPA job then I went abroad for Master in UK my skill and talent was valued and got so many opportunities.
Lol many students from tier 3 colleges are getting great packages in India. The average package in iits remain 15 to 25 lakhs not more then that. Looks like you didn't apply to any proper job in india . The University degree does matter at initial stage not along your whole journey. Even the higher priority is given to the people who graduate from the top universities in uk or usa at initial stage .
@Meghanath bro your kidding right. There are only few who manage that cuz they have some good skills but it's very rare cuz for companies to notice you initially u need that college name after that it's up to you but that start which top colleges like IITs and IIMs give u is next level that's why people die to get into those colleges
Informative video, How a private university student from India can get a chance to explore more and network with other students all over the world, is there any platform available or can you make one?
Only top-tier colleges in India fetch packages of 50L and above. Also, this seems only for programmers. What about other fields? How does a bachelor's degree and masters compare in US with india?
If he would have gone for a job first to explore, he would have been considered as an old graduate and US schools don't like that. He took the perfect route, don't get it twisted
bro i did undergrade in maharashatra pune university i feel which you studied in usa same here we our university do even internship to very up to dated books and subjects like machine learning , blockchain , software define network , AI these subject in i studied in engineering in maharashatra but when i check this all my subjects similer in usa and up to dated . i dont know what northern indian states studied in there i think outdeted but if here in maharashatra we studied upto dated subjects so many northern stated people come here to studied here so yaah i think state to state varied in india study even our university we had to do publish pepers minimum 2 according to subject and the many company comes and even colleges provide us own mail ids
You went to Georgia State...Me too. I did my undergrad at georgia State but I graduated in 2005....so I am a lot older than you..I am currently doing my MBA at Temple University in Philly though. How did you like Georgia State? My time at Georgia State were my my formative years. I really enjoyed my time
If someone doing 5yrs integrated btech+ M tech course from India, and there after he/she get admission in masters in USA . So the probability of getting H1B visa is increased or not?
Bro atleast u got the experience staying in USA while doing ur masters, got an extra year for OPT. That experience always counts and UsA experience opens door for u always anywhere u goo
Hi, my daughter is completing her 3yrs bachelors in Statistics in India. She intends to si her MSC Statistics from US. Can with 3yrs degree will be eligible and what are the career prospects of doing MSC Stat in US.
Thanks for sharing Harnoor. Curious if instead of MS Data Science were you (or are you still) considering MBA as an alternative? I think some folks after their BS CS try the MBA route (tech + business combination might help to get into business side of things like product management). Love the channel. Keep it up.
You should be honest, you did not go to USA to sudy but to get q chance to work and live there, and then hopefully settle there too. That's the reason people go for masters there, to get a chance at immigrating. Not for studies. The people who pursue PhD are more likely to be inclined for go for studying/research.
Harnoor, my son completed his masters in statistics in India. He wants to do masters in data science in US. Do you agree with his decision. If so, what would his starting salary be upon completion of masters. Please let me know
I have been watching your videos for a couple of years now, but I would have to disagree to you this time brother. Basically what you say thoughout is just the perspective of doing CS or any other tech degree in USA, but for other courses its really different. I am going this fall to USA for astronautics & aeronautics degree. I have seen a big gap in terms of resources and various other aspects of studying and professors here in India and USA. First of all I have a research oriented mindset and so I feel USA, given the resources seems an ideal place to study. People here in India are predominantly thinking about that golden package but no one actual wants to make a difference as far as tech field is concerned, research and job mindset can be set-aside, given the volume of students graduating every year. But for other courses for example the one I am going for has tremendous scope of research but people in India dont wish to actually study it, instead its maybe their 3rd option too. I feel this video definitely sheds light on many things but yet its a pretty confined one and shows mainly one perspective of studying in USA.
Thank you for sharing. This video is totally personal experience. You have have completely different opinion which is absolutely okay :) yes for research mindset Masters help than wasting time
Is MS in US really a good option? Because you spend like 50-60k and are stll put into the same group as the 50 year old H1B guys who came directly from India and are also treated the same way? MS is nothing but a scam of 50k$, and US visa is great for those who think short-term because the green card line is like 100 years of Indians but only 5 years for Chinese citizens. Also ask any current MS student, who's not delusional and they'll tell you how bad it actually is especially with job search and bad lifestyle
The truth is after a certain time job is becoming a boring part of the life and getting drug of salary credited to the account every month which make you to survive in the society.
Hlo harnoor,I had a question about if I hadn't taken part in any extracurricular activity ever then also Can I get into MIT,currently I am studying in 12th grade in India? And if I start preparing for SAT in September?can I get into it and which one should I choose between EA or RA ? And also do the 12th marksheet is attached in application process?
Can you make a video on how tough or easy the masters degree will be in US ? The passing criteria, how exams will be ? , assignments , and how tough exams will be , and how difficult it is too pass and what happens if you don't pass ? Please please many students like me here in India wants to know
Unfortunately... India gives only.... Unemployment.. Poverty... Corruption... Nepotism..... as fruit 🍎🍊🍌🍉🍇🍒🍍 for your hardwork & dedication.... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Harnoor is brilliant guy with multiple achievements, but i just can't stand his style of content delivery. This acting like he's a 5 year old innocent kid who was just born yesterday really gets on my nerves. No way that a guy this clever and enterprising would have such a dumb seeming demeanor. No hate, but typical IT workers don't talk in such a kindergarten teacher way. It always makes my mind whirr about how many bodies he's hiding in his basement.
MBA ka total 2 year expenses kitna hh USA main in Indian rupess please tell me sir....cheap universities ka......please tell me sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lol technological advanced? Depends on the sector there are some sections where china is bullet train and UK are ahead london is still the worlds top finacial centre dont spread false shit here
It is if you are watching his videos. I hate kids inspiring other kids like this. An aspiring engineer still does better with Masters program. Also, he completed masters in 1 year, one of the best thing happened to someone in USA. There are 100s of benefits of doing masters program. Saying “worst” is clickbait and telling other young kids who are watching him that if he invested that money in stocks, he would have made so much money. - just hate such things online!!! Influencers take things for granted.
@@piyushmantri5367 grass is always greener on the other side . Some masters students who do it with intention of getting citizenship feel frustrated in the us . many European countries would have given him citizenship by now. I think master's in us is an amazing opportunity to grow if you want to come back to India like i do
The US is a great country to live but it depends if you're born in India then lol. But he'll get the Green Card soon as he's married to an American. And Europe is shit in quality of life and opportunities. @@saketravuri8496
Sorry but I once attend Standford Code In Place Program and they are far better than what any Coding Program has taught me So IVY league college do matter even their labs are way better than India's
This video is a clickbait though, it's your particular contextual experience, which is not the same for others, but it shows that MS in US is a bad decision objectively.
I will tell why first of all he went to in probably the worst school in the US which has acceptance rate of 100% and anybody can get accepted in that...and if you choose to go these kind of schools then I'm sorry nothing is ever gonna work out for you
These Hackathons.. OMG! What a waste of time. I have been to some and the kind of applications people are building are so naive, un-production worthy, and hacky. Get a job and learn how real production apps are built and deployed and monitored.
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Not a Clickbait:
Reviewing American Education: 0:00 to 11:27
Why Masters in US was my WORST Decision: 11:28
1. American Education + decision of masters was worse
2. Such a bad thought about PHD program, may be you were never a good or passionate student
3. Just 1 year of masters, may be you think skills come with the degree but not the effort you put to get the degree.
4. H1B chances are higher with Masters, still doing masters, that too in just 1 year, was your worst decision lol.
5. You get hired at higher levels in company with a Masters degree and even better with PHD. Usually undergrads get hired at level 1 or 2, Masters start with level 2 or 3 or even higher depending on your experience. You were awesome in finishing a stem masters in 1 year.
6. American system is 10x better. Its flexible focused and any american studying through this are doing better. Unfortunately rate of drop out is higher because people dont value education here like you said, if I(you) would have invested money in stock market instead of Masters you would have done better (dumbest thing ever if you are from middle class)
That masters degree is now on your resume for life 😊 just waiting for more videos which will say doing undergrad was also a worst decision, If I would have invested in crypto in 2018, I would have been a billionaire by now.
From my experience I can say - Did Masters from private college in India, Came to US on H4, applied for Canada PR, got a full time job for my 7 years experience in India with salary ranging 60-100K in USD(converted from CAD), in 1 year started my own corporation, took contract projects through networking and generated revenue ~300-370k USD in 2 years. I could think of doing something like this in India. It's a great exposure. Mine is a startup company in Canada. I agree with all your points.
@@piyushmantri5367 exactly bro. You're 100% right
@Harnoor Singh please make a video how can we fill up the opportunity gap between a private university student in India and top US university students.
what about Data science or ML and iOS development??
I live in Australia working as an iOS dev. I did my master as well. The truth is that you dont need any degree to become android or iOS dev. You can just attend boot camp and self learn.
Learning is done self only, we go for masters because recruiters favour it and how else would we get work visa?
Dumbest opinion on the internet ever!
But you need masters to eligible for work visa
Without degree it's so hard to get job and work visa in Australia
what about Data science or ML and iOS development??
The biggest benefit of studying abroad may be that you would be preferred for jobs in the country where you studied from. Other than that, studying abroad provides greater exposure (international students, international exposure, certifications, college environment, etc.). Apart from the above two benefits, studying masters in India and abroad may be almost same provided you study at a top college or university in India.
I had that benefit with Undergrad so Masters didn’t add much for me personally
Abbey tum kaha iske baat ko seriously le rahe ho yeh khud toh waah pe apni zindagi achhi jee raha hai aur tumhe sab jhooth bta Raha hai 😂😂.
In India corporate is a constant struggle though, it will still take years to shake off the Indian tendency to overwork and not have a balanced livelihood
True, absolutely. They literally had no respect during WFH phase. They would call anytime, overwork increased in that phase, when. It should have decreased rather.
This is my first comment because this video showed up and I just cannot take it anymore.
I have been in USA for now 3 years. I don’t want to say this, But all the content creators in this space (International Studies) are lately just trying to show with their thumbnails or showing, I make 400k+ salary. Or i am struggling after Masters.
Why not support students to come to US. I also took a loan, I also did my Master’s and MBA and I am happy.
Why not show the bright sides or US and always be like, You don’t get H1 or GC or moving is a bad thing.
I want everyone to come to US and try to make a good life, H1 mila ya nai mila ya GC mila ya nai mila wo matter nai karta, matter ye karta hai ki experiences lo, aao yaha, see what makes US a US.
I am glad I never had the luxury to see all these videos when I moved to US because i would have been in depression and constantly contemplating my decision should i do it or not.
Lastly, I just don’t know why would not you guys who have big influence or who people look up to show students that MAKE THIS DECISION and jo hoga dekhte hai.
SUPPORT THEM RATHER THAN THESE THUMBNAILS.
You were amazing and right on spot sadly one thing that's a sad reality is indian low educated students or not career oriented people are more here and only thing they wanna hear is how good is what they have then what they cant (US) so content creator always try to lean towards them because that's what he should do to keep hos channel alive but sometimes it leads misinformation among better one! I would love to connect with you can u share your linkdln! 😀
Siddhanth Jain, MBA, MS
We both share the same mentality. I am a 12th pass out ( currently ) and will be doing MBA( preferably deferred ) after like 3+3/4 = 6 or 7 years. I used to get scared by seeing the H1B situation but then slowly I stopped giving a f*** because to me. Getting the best opportunities/network/peers matter the most. Even if I dont get H1B after 3 years. I will have sufficient network to work elsewhere and move back to USA after L1 or some s***.
Same feeling bro!! These guys are those relatives abroad who says dont plan to come here cause life is hard. Lol they just dont want others to enjoy the shit they are enjoying.
And I hated when he said invest that money in stocks it will give better returns!! Nothing I repeat nothing gives more return than knowlege/study. Stocks/gambling looks good upto a certain point but when you start losing, you cry for life. Study as much as you can till 30. Gain experience in between 30-35
Try your own thing in 35-45.
Enjoy life on weekends work harder in weekdays.
Thanks brother. I was questioning my decision while watching this video your comment made me feel good. I am planning to go to US in fall 23 this video almost made me drop my plan and I was feeling demotivated.
This might be true for IT but not for people who pursue actual science like Physics, Biotech, cancer research, chip design (actual fabrication) etc. You need the infrastructure which mostly is only available in the west.
Hum research walo ka bura haal h.
@@wiseman9959 That’s why I left India bro. There still isn’t an ecosystem for deep tech like nanotechnology/semiconductor fabrication. For IT it still makes sense to be in india.
Hi , i too from vlsi background can i get the detail info about colleges in US. And your linkedin?
FUn fact: Almost 99% of people pursue masters in the US to get into the US.
So, for most of the cases doing Masters is a must.
Good point. Step #1 - Leave India for USA. Step #2 Find a smart peerson who can help with HW and projects. Step #3. Find a g/f..
@@pvasir it’s not that easy to find a girlfriend just do your research and see how many people have done it
@@lang6626 I agree that nothing is easy in life. But one has to give the best shot. Who knows being at the right place, rigth time and with little luck might work out. I did.
I understand that "worst" was just clickbait. Truth is aspiring techies are mostly gonna end up studying in the US for a long-term opportunity.
Hi, harnoor , after seeing your videos from last 3 years, my son followed you and got acceptance at GSU and NCSU in cs for this fall 2023 , you are Gem and doing unbelievable work for the upcoming generation Here in India.
Hey do you mind sharing your profile
Yes by helping brain drain hahaha
@@Allah_is_gay True that. Those Indians that are incompetent in India go to the US. Lol
Harnoor’s work is very authentic.
MS in US is the best decision on my life like weeding out the middle man from compensation platform. In IT, Indian middlemen companies takes tons of dollars as profit & give some pennies to developers on top of that Govt. Of India 30 % tax & 10 % Vat, my best decision is if I need to work in IT then I should be at primary location of job . I wish I could have taken the opportunity as for a middle class Indian family It's really not possible to afford to do the MS in USA. Here the work culture is very different, everything is transparent & not senior ego basis. Your job done leave for the day , not done get fired ... as simple as that... it's the best days of my life... money is awesome, I came 5 years back with $100K debt , now $100K saving along with half million home.. in India it's a dream to accomplish those... in your life time ,
hey nice .. could you give me more insight.. i am a 12th grade student and I wish to know what can I learn in IT to get a good job.. honestly, i know i couldnt put it more vague but thats exactly how unaware i am.. i want to learn IT skills to get into the west but what to learn??😂 i am woefully unprepared but what can i start learning now.. any tips on what I should focus to make a good IT career are welcome
P.S I am currently preparing for JEE and I want to develop those required skills no matter the college i get into..😂
thanks a lot bro. great advise.
Ask any ITC shareholder on how this is done in India.
The difference between MIT/Caltech vs many other schools is the overall quality of students. Since we learn a lot by observing others (and through class discussions) MIT/ Caltech education may help you. Secondly, it gives you confidence.
Thank you for sharing this information about syllabus quality. Really we need this topic. Please make a video for cse students 2nd year to take internship and projects
4 LACS LAID OFF IN TECH SECTOR LAST 14 MONTHS
Bhai Toh Lovely Professional University se kar leta Master. Why did someone pursue Master in US if its not worth it
Just a clickbait to get more views
because lpu does not give you US visa
@@Abhi_gyan_1 If Some University gives you US Visa & ample of opportunities then Why do you regret?
Getting a US Degree is the easiest way to get into America to fetch a high package in Tech world. Most of the American companies just outsource the tech to India.
An honest summary of your experiences. Looking forward for more such videos. Great job as always!
I personally know two guys originally from Pune, one got into CMU and the other into UCF, FL. CMU guy was already very active when it comes open source contribution and had special interest in distributed systems, he is currently working at world's largest social media company on their core distributed system. UCF guy had special interest in graphics/game programming and did chose courses accordingly during MS and went onto opt for thesis option, he is currently working for some federal subcontractor on next gen VR technology. Not everyone with MS end up becoming just another app or generic frontend/backend developer there are few like these two guys who chose to be different.
No need to watch the video. 1st the video start from 11:28 which is also mentioned in the pinned comment. But you will go there only after watching 3 to 4 minutes of the video. And when you watch the later part of the video you will realize that this video is about "If he hadn't done masters what best things could have happened to him". He talks about if he had started working in 2020, he would have been able to grab the stock market boom and blah blah. These info are really not useful to you anyway and its just a clickbait video. It has nothing to do with the American Education review. It's just his personal experience.
Thanks for telling your experiences,because through it we can know the negative aspects too
He had really worked hard on editing videos 😃
Thank you for sharing your experience Harnoor.
This cannot be your worst decision
+1 clickbait
@@piyushmantri5367 exactly
Yeah, he's focusing too much on getting views nowadays. ( Clickbait )
Clickbait
Undergrad was the best decision and Masters felt waste of time for me
Hello I am a mother of Indian cse undergrad.
This is an eye opener video thank you so much. We Indians are depressed if our children do not get iit seat. Nowadays it's easy to learn because the internet is accessible everywhere . If a child is passionate then no matter about college.
Studying masters or phD is total waste of time and money. They are paid same as b tech guys. It all boils down to your coding skills, work experience and communication skills. I just did my BE, gained some software engg exp in India, then moved to US AND later to UK. And finally settled for good in Australia. As long as you can write testable, clean code, you are in very high demand. I get paid over 200k plus super as a principal engineer. That’s bonkers, right 😅
Phd are not everyone, it's just for research... In US, you won't need to pass BE to be principal Engineer, 10th pass is enough...that's waste of time in the eyes of that lad who after 10th are in rich salaries & positions...!!!
Awesome 👌
But people do PHD for reaching or academic career not for normal developers role.plus in usa phd is free and you get Stipend
Do you agree that you weren't interested in data science during your masters because you got interested in Android development during your undergrad??
I agree with you, thank you. It's the same in other engineering and medical fields as well. Once you get your license, nobody cares about where in college you went to.
Bro sorry to disagree with you IIT, IIM tag matters more, I know people who went to IIT through reservations learnt jack shit and got more higher paying first job than me who was better than them in every possible way. I had to slog to get even a 6 LPA job then I went abroad for Master in UK my skill and talent was valued and got so many opportunities.
Lol many students from tier 3 colleges are getting great packages in India. The average package in iits remain 15 to 25 lakhs not more then that. Looks like you didn't apply to any proper job in india . The University degree does matter at initial stage not along your whole journey. Even the higher priority is given to the people who graduate from the top universities in uk or usa at initial stage .
@Meghanath bro your kidding right. There are only few who manage that cuz they have some good skills but it's very rare cuz for companies to notice you initially u need that college name after that it's up to you but that start which top colleges like IITs and IIMs give u is next level that's why people die to get into those colleges
Lmao, you're joking it seems @@meghanath5045
Informative video, How a private university student from India can get a chance to explore more and network with other students all over the world, is there any platform available or can you make one?
Only top-tier colleges in India fetch packages of 50L and above. Also, this seems only for programmers.
What about other fields? How does a bachelor's degree and masters compare in US with india?
If he would have gone for a job first to explore, he would have been considered as an old graduate and US schools don't like that. He took the perfect route, don't get it twisted
bro i did undergrade in maharashatra pune university i feel which you studied in usa same here we our university do even internship to very up to dated books and subjects like machine learning , blockchain , software define network , AI these subject in i studied in engineering in maharashatra but when i check this all my subjects similer in usa and up to dated . i dont know what northern indian states studied in there i think outdeted but if here in maharashatra we studied upto dated subjects so many northern stated people come here to studied here so yaah i think state to state varied in india study even our university we had to do publish pepers minimum 2 according to subject and the many company comes and even colleges provide us own mail ids
IF U R GOOD IN CODING SOMEVOF THESE COMPANIES ALLOW YOU TO QUALIFY AFTER 12TH IF U XAN GLEAR THEIR ENTRANCE TESTS NO HEED FOR BS MS
No professor is actually better than professors in MIT and we are not taught through PP Presentation
You went to Georgia State...Me too. I did my undergrad at georgia State but I graduated in 2005....so I am a lot older than you..I am currently doing my MBA at Temple University in Philly though. How did you like Georgia State? My time at Georgia State were my my formative years. I really enjoyed my time
Hiiii BCA student here....❤️❤️❤️
If someone doing 5yrs integrated btech+ M tech course from India, and there after he/she get admission in masters in USA . So the probability of getting H1B visa is increased or not?
Too high
One of the best videos Harnoor!
Bro atleast u got the experience staying in USA while doing ur masters, got an extra year for OPT. That experience always counts and UsA experience opens door for u always anywhere u goo
Fruitful and honest discussion
Harnoor bro, I believe you know that you have a massive Bangladeshi viewer, so plz do mention us sometimes.
I am watching his vedeos from his Harvard University vlog🤟🇧🇩🇧🇩
Hi, my daughter is completing her 3yrs bachelors in Statistics in India. She intends to si her MSC Statistics from US. Can with 3yrs degree will be eligible and what are the career prospects of doing MSC Stat in US.
No minimum 4 years are required
Which time student visa appointment available in India
Thanks for sharing Harnoor.
Curious if instead of MS Data Science were you (or are you still) considering MBA as an alternative? I think some folks after their BS CS try the MBA route (tech + business combination might help to get into business side of things like product management).
Love the channel. Keep it up.
You should be honest, you did not go to USA to sudy but to get q chance to work and live there, and then hopefully settle there too. That's the reason people go for masters there, to get a chance at immigrating. Not for studies. The people who pursue PhD are more likely to be inclined for go for studying/research.
Harnoor, my son completed his masters in statistics in India. He wants to do masters in data science in US. Do you agree with his decision. If so, what would his starting salary be upon completion of masters. Please let me know
He should do more research on that cause the future of IT is unpredictable at this point
THE MAANG COMPANIES ARE AHEAD OF TGE UNIVERSITUES IN THE INNOVATION CURVE...WAS DIFFERENT TILL FEW YEARS AGO
I have been watching your videos for a couple of years now, but
I would have to disagree to you this time brother.
Basically what you say thoughout is just the perspective of doing CS or any other tech degree in USA, but for other courses its really different.
I am going this fall to USA for astronautics & aeronautics degree. I have seen a big gap in terms of resources and various other aspects of studying and professors here in India and USA.
First of all I have a research oriented mindset and so I feel USA, given the resources seems an ideal place to study. People here in India are predominantly thinking about that golden package but no one actual wants to make a difference as far as tech field is concerned, research and job mindset can be set-aside, given the volume of students graduating every year. But for other courses for example the one I am going for has tremendous scope of research but people in India dont wish to actually study it, instead its maybe their 3rd option too.
I feel this video definitely sheds light on many things but yet its a pretty confined one and shows mainly one perspective of studying in USA.
Thank you for sharing. This video is totally personal experience. You have have completely different opinion which is absolutely okay :) yes for research mindset Masters help than wasting time
I hope you understand. US aerospace companies cannot hire you by law if you are not a US citizen.
Is MS in US really a good option? Because you spend like 50-60k and are stll put into the same group as the 50 year old H1B guys who came directly from India and are also treated the same way? MS is nothing but a scam of 50k$, and US visa is great for those who think short-term because the green card line is like 100 years of Indians but only 5 years for Chinese citizens. Also ask any current MS student, who's not delusional and they'll tell you how bad it actually is especially with job search and bad lifestyle
thanks to be too honest, it is very valuable insight
I want to pursue masters in Supply chain management. Which contry should I choose?
The truth is after a certain time job is becoming a boring part of the life and getting drug of salary credited to the account every month which make you to survive in the society.
Always on point harnoor
I am currently doing my btech in ai ml from nit kurukshetra..... should I persue ms from abroad
How is the scope of commerce students whoc completed bachelors in India and thinking to pursue masters in USA?
Please make video on doing PhD in genetic from USA after mbbs from India
Hlo harnoor,I had a question about if I hadn't taken part in any extracurricular activity ever then also Can I get into MIT,currently I am studying in 12th grade in India? And if I start preparing for SAT in September?can I get into it and which one should I choose between EA or RA ? And also do the 12th marksheet is attached in application process?
Can you Come up with a problem Solving Video 😁😁😁
Hi Harnoor This video is too good.
10:42 What about "Rich Dad Poor Dad"?
Vaibhav Garad ko kaun hai bhayia
Can you make a video on how tough or easy the masters degree will be in US ? The passing criteria, how exams will be ? , assignments , and how tough exams will be , and how difficult it is too pass and what happens if you don't pass ? Please please many students like me here in India wants to know
Just to for core subjects and you will be able to apply practically in any applicaironn
Dunia gol hai. Muje bas AI wali classes samaj me aayi dost. Networking subjects bilkul b nahi, like Distributed sys etc
Where's your parents
Unfortunately... India gives only.... Unemployment.. Poverty... Corruption... Nepotism..... as fruit 🍎🍊🍌🍉🍇🍒🍍 for your hardwork & dedication.... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
19:16 thanks for reminding
Thank you for sharing
Keep up the good work 😃
please change those transition effects😢
Harnoor is brilliant guy with multiple achievements, but i just can't stand his style of content delivery. This acting like he's a 5 year old innocent kid who was just born yesterday really gets on my nerves. No way that a guy this clever and enterprising would have such a dumb seeming demeanor. No hate, but typical IT workers don't talk in such a kindergarten teacher way. It always makes my mind whirr about how many bodies he's hiding in his basement.
then dont watch his videos, don't hate someone that has not offended you
MBA ka total 2 year expenses kitna hh USA main in Indian rupess please tell me sir....cheap universities ka......please tell me sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lol technological advanced? Depends on the sector there are some sections where china is bullet train and UK are ahead london is still the worlds top finacial centre dont spread false shit here
Ur video editing quality is going down
Can a Indian Commerce student enter into computer science in usa.
Bro how is university of Arizona in MS in information science?
Thanks Harnoor 👍
Says it's his worst decision
Also earns 6 figures
Ikr lol
Even more than that as he earns in dollars
i am planning to do master in pol science whats ur take
Intresting view , people need to realise experiences are personal instead of labelling it clickbait
It is if you are watching his videos. I hate kids inspiring other kids like this. An aspiring engineer still does better with Masters program. Also, he completed masters in 1 year, one of the best thing happened to someone in USA. There are 100s of benefits of doing masters program.
Saying “worst” is clickbait and telling other young kids who are watching him that if he invested that money in stocks, he would have made so much money. - just hate such things online!!! Influencers take things for granted.
It's clearly a clickbait 😂
@@piyushmantri5367 grass is always greener on the other side . Some masters students who do it with intention of getting citizenship feel frustrated in the us . many European countries would have given him citizenship by now. I think master's in us is an amazing opportunity to grow if you want to come back to India like i do
The US is a great country to live but it depends if you're born in India then lol. But he'll get the Green Card soon as he's married to an American. And Europe is shit in quality of life and opportunities. @@saketravuri8496
How to get ML/DL internship
Brother can i do MBA in USA
Harnoor bhai Can do MBA after my undergraduate??
Agree👍
Are you living in US?
Well I’m going mainly to do minor in theatre so..India ain’t for me 😅
Bhai US me padha nai hota toh aaj India me hi slog kr rha hota
Kitna milk karega bhai ek hi chiz ko, bas kar
Sorry but I once attend Standford Code In Place Program and they are far better than what any Coding Program has taught me So IVY league college do matter even their labs are way better than India's
This video is a clickbait though, it's your particular contextual experience, which is not the same for others, but it shows that MS in US is a bad decision objectively.
what was the book name at 5:15
Most important fact- Nobody has become a billionaire studying masters in the us
Most important fact - Ratan tata, Ambani, Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadela, etc. all have studies Masters in the US.
Is ms in usa good is it 4yrs
Hello. I want to discuss a situation regarding engineering privately. Could you please share which platform is the best to do so?
This was a waste of 20 minutes. Nothing he said is true as with most of his advice.
Bro how can i block this channel
harnoor singh 4 yr ago - U should do this,
harnoor singh now - U should definitely don't do this
Hey did u get H1B this time in 2023
Harnoor maturing by the time
Click bait
Not a Clickbait:
Reviewing American Education: 0:00 to 11:27
Why Masters in US was my WORST Decision: 11:28
I will tell why first of all he went to in probably the worst school in the US which has acceptance rate of 100% and anybody can get accepted in that...and if you choose to go these kind of schools then I'm sorry nothing is ever gonna work out for you
These Hackathons.. OMG! What a waste of time. I have been to some and the kind of applications people are building are so naive, un-production worthy, and hacky. Get a job and learn how real production apps are built and deployed and monitored.
u are awesome