Very balanced and well presented. Usually, a rebound happens in 2 years after recession. So, it's going to be bad time for those who graduated in 2022, and going to graduate in 2023, 2024 but likely a boom in 2025. So, it may be a good time for students to come to USA to study in 2023 and 2024 as when they graduate, economy will be good.
should i move abroad during recession or stay back in india and do some work as a fresher or should i go abroad and take another course for around 2 years
@@gokulkrishna4011 that's what's mentioned in this comment. If you go now, spend your fruitful time learning as much as possible, there will be tons of openings and opportunities when graduate after 1 year or 2 years. You can work for an year here too if you want to understand "corporate" before going abroad. This way, You could be better equipped with the right mentality when you eventually go there and study/work.
@@sandhyasheth7378 none of the economists predicted such worst recession. People are saying the upcoming one is going to be worse than 2008. Studying at this time is beneficial. But keep in mind, you have heavy competition even among part time jobs. Every 5 out of 10 graduates are going to the US these days. It's not going to be easy. We should be prepared to carry 25% more money added to our tuition fee in case of the worst scenario
You have to think in a different way…why pay n get stuck with no job. so may he you can apply for PhD where you get paid to study with limited risk. I did the same strategy ended up with a PhD in Europe Marie Curie fellowship with 40k Eur per year. At least I don’t borrow money n I manage to same 1200 Eur easily every month . So think out of box..
You need to update your finance knowledge. Funds are moving to USD because of interest rates. This has crashed the stock market. With repeated interest hikes still the inflation is high. US fed has messed up by printing dollars. This is going to have huge impact.
As a masters grad of 2010 when the recession peaked I can tell you the experience at that time. It is doubly discouraging because your seniors will be unemployed while studying and there will be no internships to do. When you graduate the employers will ask you about lack of internship experience.
@@ScholarStrategyTV thanks for replying, at that time career services just use to put their hands up especially if you needed sponsorship. All of our batchmates had to leverage our own networks and evolve our own game plan.
I would suggest everyone on the comment section to nt get scared by what she talks .things r nt same everyday.be positive n do what u n ur family decides n be prepared to tke things as they cme.u cannot change ur decisions based on the opinions of what others say plz. Be strong n grow up. Everything in life is nt guaranteed. Think positive n be ready to mke ur own decisions n tke the outcomes. U can't give up because someone says it nt right time .believe in urself n ur decisions .everything vl be good.dont demotivate urself by listening to videos .
Yes ,mam your insights of thought helps who looks prosperous US master dreams happy to take right steps. Once again thanks mam,it was not a easy subject to talk, because without good analytical and data is not going to convince anyone.but your tremendous efforts and knowledge in finance and social life make this video different directions. In all this is great video for up coming students.thanks mam.
mam, as you said in the graph the trust in US dollar, is strong in the past but in recent years there are a lot of countries who are trying to reduce the usage of the Us dollar which means its gonna be hitting lows continuously may be we should consider this also before applying there
USD will remain strong until another country's currency be looked at as more reliable by all other countries. Even if a few countries try to popularize their own currency, there is no single currency strong against dollar yet. So, it will take some time before USD trust decreases.
Even after the recession, At that instant I think there could be huge competition in jobs compared to before scenarios. If this is the wrong thought, anyone can correct me.
The scenario has changed now a, salaries in India are pretty good when u take the PPP into account. I will go as far as to say that ppl earning one lac a month in India r leading a better life from the ones earning USD 6K. You can't even afford househelp in US here it's cheap. Things have changed here salaries of 15-18LPA has become pretty common
Bruhh why everyone in the comments talking about uk for masters???.. Uk is just for mba bro wake up... Masters in stem is a waste of time in uk.... Cuz of low salaries and high tution fee and prices
Many people opine that the Job market is much better in India today than it is outside India. Smart students must venture into creating their own Jobs in India instead of planning to work for someone else. Initially, it may look very daunting and "near impossible" but if you believe that is the ONLY long term solution, you can do it. Even if you find H-1 B Jobs, what is the next step after few years? Getting Green Card in the US takes decades, by the time your kids are ready for college! Unless you have a GC or citizenship, your kids won't get generous support from FAFSA! They have to get loan for school. Life will get much more complicated. So, stay back and do what you can do best, there!
A word of advice : If you have a good job in India, DO NOT quit that job and go for studies abroad! I quit my job for studies in Canada, Visa rejected, applied to UK, UK went into recession! Now I’m looking for a job and I have been Ghosted/Rejected by more than 15 companies ! Do not make the same mistake as me!
Everyones luck n paper work is different .dont scare people its nt necessary what happens to u vl happen to others .everyone plz be positive .dont let someone's opinions disrupt ur minds .do what u like n be prepared to tke things as they cme .
@@sandhyasheth7378 he is just being practical and cautioning you. Those who have rich parents and pay their children's fees can go anywhere in the world. It's good to be optimistic but not impractical.
@@SUJAMUK yes madam I understand but he said he left his job for studies abroad n visa got rejected for Canada so I'm trying to say here there r various reasons for visa rejection may be his paper was lacking or may be other reasons so n may nt be case of refusal for visa. He has clear said his visa got rejected so my focus is only on visa point n recession cannot only be the reason for visa denial.thank u .n it is nt also case of whose parents r rich can go anywhere thete r bundles of scholarships available .its the students to put in effort n do their research.thank u .
Is it okay to plan for uk in 2023. Uk provides 1yr master degree but the economy out there is worse, so should we still consider uk as our destination for higher studies??? Plz answer mam🙏
@@gatemat0187 see you can still plan for uk if ur course is among the top ones and if there is lack of employees in that particular sector. In uk there is lack of data analyst, health care and many more but you have to check and confirm it for ur sector.
@@gatemat0187 well this course is among top courses. So i guess you can apply for it. But the thing is that if u are planning to go in 2023 there are chances that after landing there u wont be getting part time jobs and the cost of living will still be a question. If you can bear the cost of living without part time jobs then go for it.
@@gatemat0187 i was rooting the same course for Russell grp universities but the condition over there is pretty bad and i cant bear the cost and everything without part time job so i just cancelled going abroad for this year.
Can you help out with options for students pursuing PHD in Aerospace in USA, with out any H1B or citizenship status, during this recession. What is l I'll lehood of finding jobs and what fields they have yo apply ?
To all those who come from a middle class background, it's quite risky to just believe in a few videos and take a call to go abroad to study. Why not study from good Indian colleges.
I also hear the rosy side to be in school during recession, my point is those experienced people who have been fired won't they upskill and compete. Why would a US company hire a new guy when they can get another experienced person.
Germany nuvvu full ga kashtapadali ,nenu ikkada unna but fees undavu lekapothey takuva fees untayi us and uk jobs and life easy ga undadchu fees bokka your decision
may i know whether do I need to show financial documents proofs in the visa interview even if I'm getting scholarship + stipend via GRA for MS program from utrgv?
No you need to show only the funds mentioned on your I20. If your stipend and GRA is mentioned there, you probably dont need to show financial proof. Its still good to keep basic docs like IT returns, bank statements etc
@@rottweiler910 dont waste ur yr by taking defers n all .life has to move on whether recession cmes or nt its in nobody's control.dont think too much just go with what u n ur family decides .dont worry about tomoro .when tomoro xmes u vl figure out that time .dont confuse urself .
“Our government doesn’t give any money while these foreign governments give money to their citizens“. Printing money has caused their downfall and caused the current inflation along with Ukraine war. Money was created out of thin air. US printed a lot of dollars and now it’s time to pay the price but as dollar is a reserve currency the whole world is paying the price. So we need to think twice when we blindly praise the west.
There are so many - Edinburgh Global Research Scholarship Kingston University London Scholarship Bristol University Scholarship Gates Cambridge Scholarship University of Westminster Scholarship Flex Scholarship Castle Smart Scholarship Royal Society Grants Scotland's Saltire Scholarship Chevening Scholarships Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships GREAT Scholarship
I feel it’s more how desperate you are feeling to go abroad. People who consider 1 year are usually in a hurry because of age or whatever. They may not want to defer much anyway. If it’s a STEM course with positive long term outlook, you can still go for it. Rest you will have to evaluate your own personal circumstances.
I am thinking of going to australia for masters in IT what do you suggest ? And also my father will only be able to pay for tution fee rest i have to do on my own like living expense there and all
We are most focused on US and I was getting a lot of queries about Europe since the recession is more hard hit there. So, we have covered these 2 places for now
Think what u want now when time cmes other things u vl figure out .u can't think 3yrs ahead n mke decision for today .be strong n mke urself capable to accept whatever happens that time so then life vl become easier.take things as they cme .
@@sandhyasheth7378 Yes you said it correctly i cannot make decision based on the future events, but the thing is ain't our every decision is influenced by our future outcome?
@@Yash_Jain06 did u know covid is cming did u even hve slight hint what its going to be like .no ya v all took it as it cme so everything is uncertain in life .u cannot fear ur future n nt tke decision today.i would only say be strong to tke ur own decisions nvface it when it cmes .listen to everybody but u should bt change ur paths on basis of what somebody says .everyones journey is different v dont write same question papers.be positive that whatever happens happens for good only .mke life less stressful by nt letting others opinions matter to u .do u know whats going to happen tomoro .no ya n ur worried 3 to 4 yrs from now .I guess covid has taught has importance of today n our near n dear ones .if u hve dreamt of going its upto u whether u want to fulfill ur dream or change ur path without giving it a try.n so what if u hve to cme back may be u get another chance somewhere better through this journey.i strongly suggest the youth to be strong n stop worrying of tomoro if u want a happy m stressless life .rest is upto u n ur thought process.
@@Yash_Jain06 thank u if it has helped u .I'm a mother of 2 children who are in US n both hve different journeys n their part of struggles .it was very easy for them to give up n cme back during covid but both were stuck n found their ways out. N both were nt even able to see each other despite being in same country .so dontvworry every problem cmes with a solution .just be strong n im sure everyone vl figure out.All the best for ur future .life is a mixed bag of sad days n happy days .until GOD says No everything is a yes .
I was planning to do masters in UK in sept 2023, N I'm working in India currently with 3 years of experience.. Please let me know if my decision will be right to do masters in UK for one year in mechanical engineering
Hi, we have shared our views in this video. Its up to you to decide. Do a good homework about work and visa prospects in your target field and country and then decide how confident you are feeling.
@@aniketmahajan3010 Save that Money my friend now a days masters also won't help to get job wherever you are stick there if not you will be facing serious issues
admission nd scholarship are easy part but the main part is getting a visa which is hard. no one take guarantee of visa its all up to ur destiny nd embassy.
@@abduza38501 To be honest, all kinds of jobs. There was a crunch in low skilled jobs from start of the pandemic. But unfortunately now, even high skilled jobs in the once thriving sectors like Technology and Finance are leaving the country.
This video is very shallow. There is no demand of low-skilled-employees in any developed countries who want to get a job on the basis of any kind of any education. Period. There is high demand of employees in all the developed countries of the world who are into research. Europe is offering scholarships to international students, not because there is infinite labour shortage in Europe, but the education system in all the countries are run by politicians, and hence they want to keep running their college-business, anyhow. Education in the developed countries made more sense almost 5-10 years ago, when the demand of industry was not as steep as it is today. I know for sure that 90% of the Indian youth who pursue their education in some developed countries, circa 2020-2025, would be sent back to India. Now, Indian youth should only try to learn those coveted skills which are difficult to master by youth of developed countries, to be able to get a job+citizenship, in any developed country. Tip: Write a few books on any arena of computer engineering research, Eg. BlockChain, Cyber Security, AI, ML, Deep Learning etc, so as to be able to get 0-1 VISA in the USA.
Don't go for it. Choose some safer & a bit economically stable countries like Canada, Australia or New Zealand. The Russia-Ukraine war is taking a big toll on Europe's economy and energy security. The cost of living has already at a 20/30 year high in many European countires. Do a thorough research and take a wise decision. ALL THE BEST!!
I couldn’t find a job because of Covid, now this is happening. I have 0 research and 0 work experience, except I was TA in my school. It’s super unfair.
Very balanced and well presented. Usually, a rebound happens in 2 years after recession. So, it's going to be bad time for those who graduated in 2022, and going to graduate in 2023, 2024 but likely a boom in 2025. So, it may be a good time for students to come to USA to study in 2023 and 2024 as when they graduate, economy will be good.
should i move abroad during recession or stay back in india and do some work as a fresher or should i go abroad and take another course for around 2 years
@@gokulkrishna4011 that's what's mentioned in this comment. If you go now, spend your fruitful time learning as much as possible, there will be tons of openings and opportunities when graduate after 1 year or 2 years. You can work for an year here too if you want to understand "corporate" before going abroad. This way, You could be better equipped with the right mentality when you eventually go there and study/work.
@@MrBunny53 what about those in 2026-2027?
@@jamais_vu3 i think the situation could be normal but huge competition will be there. Even for 2025 grads
study now, untill your studies are finished, the market would be booming back!
is this guaranteed??? they were not able to predict approaching Recession, how can the predict its end???
UK is in serious trouble!
Never
@@pb65preet nothing is guaranteed in life .n shes nt God who vl guarantee shes just giving an idea of her knowledge .
@@sandhyasheth7378 sister, I am not talking about her but about those economists who are making such predictions. Please, do not get me wrong.
@@sandhyasheth7378 none of the economists predicted such worst recession. People are saying the upcoming one is going to be worse than 2008. Studying at this time is beneficial. But keep in mind, you have heavy competition even among part time jobs. Every 5 out of 10 graduates are going to the US these days. It's not going to be easy. We should be prepared to carry 25% more money added to our tuition fee in case of the worst scenario
Great articulation of the current situation in both US and Europe. Finally, a sensible recommendation for the viewers 🙏👏
Glad you liked it!
The wealthy people can go and study in abroad always, but not for the students who goes on education loan.
You have to think in a different way…why pay n get stuck with no job. so may he you can apply for PhD where you get paid to study with limited risk. I did the same strategy ended up with a PhD in Europe Marie Curie fellowship with 40k Eur per year. At least I don’t borrow money n I manage to same 1200 Eur easily every month . So think out of box..
You need to update your finance knowledge. Funds are moving to USD because of interest rates. This has crashed the stock market. With repeated interest hikes still the inflation is high. US fed has messed up by printing dollars. This is going to have huge impact.
Very balanced, neutral and well articulated video, that doesn't say left or right blantantly.. Keep up the work
This is good for local people. First preference should be local citizen.
This action should applicable for other nations,not only indian.
Her suggestions makes a perfect sense
I really appreciate for putting up such useful information at this point of time. Great work!
Thank you!
dont worry about result focus on work i always focus on work and skills got good job in newyork
thank you so much ma'm!!! 🙂 You've genuinely helped me figure out and make my decision better...
Is it safe to do masters in uk in sep intake? Kindly pls reply
As a masters grad of 2010 when the recession peaked I can tell you the experience at that time. It is doubly discouraging because your seniors will be unemployed while studying and there will be no internships to do. When you graduate the employers will ask you about lack of internship experience.
It is challenging, yes. I started my MBA in 2010, stuck to my game plan instead of relying on campus placements.
@@ScholarStrategyTV thanks for replying, at that time career services just use to put their hands up especially if you needed sponsorship. All of our batchmates had to leverage our own networks and evolve our own game plan.
I would suggest everyone on the comment section to nt get scared by what she talks .things r nt same everyday.be positive n do what u n ur family decides n be prepared to tke things as they cme.u cannot change ur decisions based on the opinions of what others say plz. Be strong n grow up. Everything in life is nt guaranteed. Think positive n be ready to mke ur own decisions n tke the outcomes. U can't give up because someone says it nt right time .believe in urself n ur decisions .everything vl be good.dont demotivate urself by listening to videos .
You mean 2023 recession? No recession in 2022 yet, mostly very high inflation.
Yes ,mam your insights of thought helps who looks prosperous US master dreams happy to take right steps.
Once again thanks mam,it was not a easy subject to talk, because without good analytical and data is not going to convince anyone.but your tremendous efforts and knowledge in finance and social life make this video different directions.
In all this is great video for up coming students.thanks mam.
Thank you!
india instead of money they give free ration scheme for food like covid times its important to survive
They have personal agenda in promoting foreign education
What about Australia????
mam, as you said in the graph the trust in US dollar, is strong in the past but in recent years there are a lot of countries who are trying to reduce the usage of the Us dollar which means its gonna be hitting lows continuously may be we should consider this also before applying there
USD will remain strong until another country's currency be looked at as more reliable by all other countries. Even if a few countries try to popularize their own currency, there is no single currency strong against dollar yet. So, it will take some time before USD trust decreases.
True it would
Nice promotional video for your business good job
Even after the recession, At that instant I think there could be huge competition in jobs compared to before scenarios. If this is the wrong thought, anyone can correct me.
Beautifully put...great video!
The scenario has changed now a, salaries in India are pretty good when u take the PPP into account. I will go as far as to say that ppl earning one lac a month in India r leading a better life from the ones earning USD 6K. You can't even afford househelp in US here it's cheap.
Things have changed here salaries of 15-18LPA has become pretty common
Bruhh why everyone in the comments talking about uk for masters???.. Uk is just for mba bro wake up... Masters in stem is a waste of time in uk.... Cuz of low salaries and high tution fee and prices
My daughter holds MSc in Home Sc ( textiles and clothing) from DU. should she do higher studies in the same domain or she may do MBA
Depends on her career goals
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Where are you located in Mumbai
ma'am you video makes so much sense.
Thank you for the video!
Any help on UK scholarships please?
Many people opine that the Job market is much better in India today than it is outside India. Smart students must venture into creating their own Jobs in India instead of planning to work for someone else. Initially, it may look very daunting and "near impossible" but if you believe that is the ONLY long term solution, you can do it.
Even if you find H-1 B Jobs, what is the next step after few years? Getting Green Card in the US takes decades, by the time your kids are ready for college! Unless you have a GC or citizenship, your kids won't get generous support from FAFSA! They have to get loan for school. Life will get much more complicated.
So, stay back and do what you can do best, there!
A word of advice : If you have a good job in India, DO NOT quit that job and go for studies abroad!
I quit my job for studies in Canada, Visa rejected, applied to UK, UK went into recession!
Now I’m looking for a job and I have been Ghosted/Rejected by more than 15 companies !
Do not make the same mistake as me!
Everyones luck n paper work is different .dont scare people its nt necessary what happens to u vl happen to others .everyone plz be positive .dont let someone's opinions disrupt ur minds .do what u like n be prepared to tke things as they cme .
@@sandhyasheth7378 he is just being practical and cautioning you. Those who have rich parents and pay their children's fees can go anywhere in the world. It's good to be optimistic but not impractical.
@@SUJAMUK yes madam I understand but he said he left his job for studies abroad n visa got rejected for Canada so I'm trying to say here there r various reasons for visa rejection may be his paper was lacking or may be other reasons so n may nt be case of refusal for visa. He has clear said his visa got rejected so my focus is only on visa point n recession cannot only be the reason for visa denial.thank u .n it is nt also case of whose parents r rich can go anywhere thete r bundles of scholarships available .its the students to put in effort n do their research.thank u .
@@sandhyasheth7378 it's good to be positive. Wish you achieve your goal. Best wishes.
Watching your video for first time .I really appreciate your help. Hope u get many more subscribers.
Thank you!
Is it okay to plan for uk in 2023. Uk provides 1yr master degree but the economy out there is worse, so should we still consider uk as our destination for higher studies???
Plz answer mam🙏
@@gatemat0187 see you can still plan for uk if ur course is among the top ones and if there is lack of employees in that particular sector. In uk there is lack of data analyst, health care and many more but you have to check and confirm it for ur sector.
@@gatemat0187 well this course is among top courses. So i guess you can apply for it. But the thing is that if u are planning to go in 2023 there are chances that after landing there u wont be getting part time jobs and the cost of living will still be a question. If you can bear the cost of living without part time jobs then go for it.
@@gatemat0187 i was rooting the same course for Russell grp universities but the condition over there is pretty bad and i cant bear the cost and everything without part time job so i just cancelled going abroad for this year.
@@gatemat0187 i am going to graduate in 2023. Well which course did u do in ur bachelor?
Can you help out with options for students pursuing PHD in Aerospace in USA, with out any H1B or citizenship status, during this recession. What is l I'll lehood of finding jobs and what fields they have yo apply ?
I am graduating this December from asu.but now I am not getting any job now.howmany months I have to wait in Us to get a job.
thank you!
Impressive.... 👌
To all those who come from a middle class background, it's quite risky to just believe in a few videos and take a call to go abroad to study. Why not study from good Indian colleges.
I also hear the rosy side to be in school during recession, my point is those experienced people who have been fired won't they upskill and compete. Why would a US company hire a new guy when they can get another experienced person.
@@RanaUB right
Ma'am what do you think should i go for study in Canada in this situation or Euro? Please reply
Which country is best among Germany, usa and uk
Germany nuvvu full ga kashtapadali ,nenu ikkada unna but fees undavu lekapothey takuva fees untayi us and uk jobs and life easy ga undadchu fees bokka your decision
@@pranavm6214 which specilizations ur from
@@pranavm6214 German kuda raavali ani cheppali kada bro 🥲
@@saivaraprasad9235 industrial engineering
@@arunbezawada3691 adhey main miss chesa , but with out german emi cheyalevu ikkada
I'm going for 2023 fall undergrad in computer major. Sholud I go?
India didn't fall down along with US in 2009.
So, I guess u might have taken a biased view.
may i know whether do I need to show financial documents proofs in the visa interview even if I'm getting scholarship + stipend via GRA for MS program from utrgv?
No you need to show only the funds mentioned on your I20. If your stipend and GRA is mentioned there, you probably dont need to show financial proof. Its still good to keep basic docs like IT returns, bank statements etc
@@ScholarStrategyTV Hello mam what about Canada , I've already taken deferment .what should I do?
@@rottweiler910 dont waste ur yr by taking defers n all .life has to move on whether recession cmes or nt its in nobody's control.dont think too much just go with what u n ur family decides .dont worry about tomoro .when tomoro xmes u vl figure out that time .dont confuse urself .
Very informative
“Our government doesn’t give any money while these foreign governments give money to their citizens“. Printing money has caused their downfall and caused the current inflation along with Ukraine war. Money was created out of thin air. US printed a lot of dollars and now it’s time to pay the price but as dollar is a reserve currency the whole world is paying the price. So we need to think twice when we blindly praise the west.
Ma’am you mentioned that the UK is setting up more scholarships for Indian citizens, could you kindly share a few.
There are so many - Edinburgh Global Research Scholarship
Kingston University London Scholarship
Bristol University Scholarship
Gates Cambridge Scholarship
University of Westminster Scholarship
Flex Scholarship
Castle Smart Scholarship
Royal Society Grants
Scotland's Saltire Scholarship
Chevening Scholarships
Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship
Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships
GREAT Scholarship
Nicely explained
Thank you 🙏
Very well said.
What about Canada ?
Hi Mam , Do you feel the same for 1 year courses - one should not defer admits and should go on to pursue?
I feel it’s more how desperate you are feeling to go abroad. People who consider 1 year are usually in a hurry because of age or whatever. They may not want to defer much anyway. If it’s a STEM course with positive long term outlook, you can still go for it. Rest you will have to evaluate your own personal circumstances.
That Trump scenario is real with Musk buying Twitter and unblocking Trump
What if I have no work experience for masters?
Mam. I was planning to study in Europe for settlement in March 2023. Is this not right time to go there? Pls suggest .
Yes, go ahead.
Don’t come to Europe. There are no jobs here mate.
Go ahead bro if you are skilled you will get it.
@@austinchettiar6784 thanks Austin.
Begar research kare kuch bhi bna dete yeh log
Masters bhi 2 years ki hai tab tak recession nhi rhega
Nice!!
Plssss make a video on cheap stem mba universities with high roi in usa
What about Austrilia?
I am thinking of going to australia for masters in IT what do you suggest ? And also my father will only be able to pay for tution fee rest i have to do on my own like living expense there and all
please go...
@@sharathshar why reason please ?
@@BlunderBoyNehruJ it'll be better if u have any relatives living there too tbh. living expenses itself arent easy to manage.
@@jamais_vu3 isn’t this scenario is everywhere?
I am a mech engineer planning to do masters in cse next year in aug/sept
So can I change my domain mam from mech to cse
Plz watch - Friendly University List for non CS people who want to do MS in CS | Scholar Strategy
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Going to Australia...... hurrey
You didn’t mention Canada or Australia into consideration
We are most focused on US and I was getting a lot of queries about Europe since the recession is more hard hit there. So, we have covered these 2 places for now
@@ScholarStrategyTV Please provide some informational video on Canada as well.
@@ScholarStrategyTV yes please make a video on Canada for students studying humanities courses
I will complete my graduation in 2024, should I give a second thought over recession or till that time things will be sorted and back to normal.
Think what u want now when time cmes other things u vl figure out .u can't think 3yrs ahead n mke decision for today .be strong n mke urself capable to accept whatever happens that time so then life vl become easier.take things as they cme .
@@sandhyasheth7378 Yes you said it correctly i cannot make decision based on the future events, but the thing is ain't our every decision is influenced by our future outcome?
@@Yash_Jain06 did u know covid is cming did u even hve slight hint what its going to be like .no ya v all took it as it cme so everything is uncertain in life .u cannot fear ur future n nt tke decision today.i would only say be strong to tke ur own decisions nvface it when it cmes .listen to everybody but u should bt change ur paths on basis of what somebody says .everyones journey is different v dont write same question papers.be positive that whatever happens happens for good only .mke life less stressful by nt letting others opinions matter to u .do u know whats going to happen tomoro .no ya n ur worried 3 to 4 yrs from now .I guess covid has taught has importance of today n our near n dear ones .if u hve dreamt of going its upto u whether u want to fulfill ur dream or change ur path without giving it a try.n so what if u hve to cme back may be u get another chance somewhere better through this journey.i strongly suggest the youth to be strong n stop worrying of tomoro if u want a happy m stressless life .rest is upto u n ur thought process.
@@sandhyasheth7378 Really this means a lot to me , thank you for your time and concern.🌀
@@Yash_Jain06 thank u if it has helped u .I'm a mother of 2 children who are in US n both hve different journeys n their part of struggles .it was very easy for them to give up n cme back during covid but both were stuck n found their ways out. N both were nt even able to see each other despite being in same country .so dontvworry every problem cmes with a solution .just be strong n im sure everyone vl figure out.All the best for ur future .life is a mixed bag of sad days n happy days .until GOD says No everything is a yes .
I was planning to do masters in UK in sept 2023,
N I'm working in India currently with 3 years of experience..
Please let me know if my decision will be right to do masters in UK for one year in mechanical engineering
Hi, we have shared our views in this video. Its up to you to decide. Do a good homework about work and visa prospects in your target field and country and then decide how confident you are feeling.
Don't go bro
@@rakshithc1217 why?
A little explanation would be helpful..
You in UK?
@@aniketmahajan3010 Save that Money my friend now a days masters also won't help to get job wherever you are stick there if not you will be facing serious issues
What about work visa?
what about canada
Not seen as much impact on Canada so far to be honest
There will always be a recession 😌😂
i am thinking for undergrad in 2024 so should i work on it or not
Ms ke leye socho
U should plz .2024 is still far .y worry today
Hi mam....is it fact that getting admission chances are less if we apply thru a consultancy than we direct apply...!?
Yes i think so
How would they know if we applied via consultancy or ourselves?
No , but they only apply to there partner Universities , so do it through yourself
No , but they only apple to there partner Universities , so do it through yourself
admission nd scholarship are easy part but the main part is getting a visa which is hard. no one take guarantee of visa its all up to ur destiny nd embassy.
Does the same thing apply for fully funded PhDs too?
no worries on funded courses :) Why would you worry if you are fully funded?
@@ScholarStrategyTV Thanks a lot! People have been telling me to opt out of it even though CS PhDs are 99% fully funded in US.
@@toobakhan4954 bro grab the opportunity with full hand.
@@adir4587 Ohh I am only in the application phase right now. But yes if I get an admit, i am not leaving the opportunity
@@toobakhan4954 all the best.
70 lac for a degree!!!!!
It's like a investment
I was planning to move to Dublin? For work?
Don’t come to Dublin. We don’t have jobs here mate.
@@conrad28 what kind if jobs are you referring to...
@@abduza38501 To be honest, all kinds of jobs. There was a crunch in low skilled jobs from start of the pandemic. But unfortunately now, even high skilled jobs in the once thriving sectors like Technology and Finance are leaving the country.
@@conrad28 can i come Dublin for MS?
dont belive such posts... I postponed my studies in 2009... that was biggest mistake of my life... such people will first go abroad for studies
What happened brother I postponed mine too ....
@@gokulkrishna4011 go for abroad studies
@@sharathshar I received admit from Columbia for MS in CS Spring 2023, should i go leaving my high pay job?
What about canada?
Any views from your side?
You are only presenting one side of the story because that will generate more business for you.
Biased view
what's the other side?
Maam what about Canada?
Not seen much impact on Canada yet of recession. Visa has been a bigger issue this year which should hopefully resolve in coming months.
@@ScholarStrategyTV but isn't there a problem of inflation right now?
This video is very shallow.
There is no demand of low-skilled-employees in any developed countries who want to get a job on the basis of any kind of any education. Period.
There is high demand of employees in all the developed countries of the world who are into research.
Europe is offering scholarships to international students, not because there is infinite labour shortage in Europe, but the education system in all the countries are run by politicians, and hence they want to keep running their college-business, anyhow.
Education in the developed countries made more sense almost 5-10 years ago, when the demand of industry was not as steep as it is today.
I know for sure that 90% of the Indian youth who pursue their education in some developed countries, circa 2020-2025, would be sent back to India.
Now, Indian youth should only try to learn those coveted skills which are difficult to master by youth of developed countries, to be able to get a job+citizenship, in any developed country. Tip: Write a few books on any arena of computer engineering research, Eg. BlockChain, Cyber Security, AI, ML, Deep Learning etc, so as to be able to get 0-1 VISA in the USA.
Sis my plan is to complete bachelor's in italy for free in public universities . Any suggestions or cautions for me ?
No suggestions go ahed
Don't go for it. Choose some safer & a bit economically stable countries like Canada, Australia or New Zealand.
The Russia-Ukraine war is taking a big toll on Europe's economy and energy security. The cost of living has already at a 20/30 year high in many European countires. Do a thorough research and take a wise decision. ALL THE BEST!!
@@richardwarner6870 thanks bro what about ireland?? Your views?
Question 🙋 for host what are you there come back to India🇮🇳
I couldn’t find a job because of Covid, now this is happening. I have 0 research and 0 work experience, except I was TA in my school. It’s super unfair.
Everyone is aware of the situation regarding internships n all .dont worry .be positive .things vl fall in place
So sweet. Baby.
Ganga Maiya jo Mahadev ki Sid maiya hai jo pap dhoti hai wo adami ke pap dhoye
Useless vedio
How much time it takes to recover fully from recession
few years