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In 2022, I took the leap to study a Master’s in the UK, believing it was the start of a promising career journey. Completing the program was a proud moment, and I was optimistic about utilizing the UK’s post-study work visa (PSW) to build a career in my field. Then, reality hit. Since 2023, I’ve sent out a staggering 3,700 applications for roles that align with my qualifications. But each application has met a quick rejection. Despite my best efforts, I found myself left with one option: a labor-intensive job in a hotel-a position that had nothing to do with my degree. It paid just enough to scrape by, but not enough to justify staying in a foreign land with a massive student loan hovering over me. After a year of struggling with this choice, I returned to India, hoping to find something closer to my field. But here, the job market is saturated and underpaid, making it hard to keep up with my loan repayments. I’m left wondering if I’ll ever get a chance to work in my chosen profession or if the debt I’ve taken on for my education will ever be a worthwhile investment.

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My niece recently came over to do her Masters in the UK. She told us that out of a batch of 75 in her specialism, there was one local student and all others were from abroad. The local student was sponsored by the employer! As it can happen when there is such a huge mismatch, hardly 10% of the students got placement in the field they qualified for. Due to the pathway to residency being offered through a 2-year post-study visa in the UK, the UK got over 60 post-graduate baristas, waiters/waitresses, shop attendants etc. I am not underplaying the dignity of labour here, but rather stating that these would at most be stop-gap or informal choices for the students who MAY find suitable employment in their professions, or would have to go back home at the end of the visa period with no experience to boot.

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Wow, this video is really an eye opener to the hidden realities of studying abroad! Thank you for shedding light on the financial and immigration risks that often get overlooked in the excitement of pursuing education overseas. The deep dive into data and real student stories adds a much-needed perspective to the conversation. It's so important for students to understand the long-term financial implications of education loans and the uncertainties with immigration policies. More-over, I have come across many students who opt for part time jobs to fund their studies end up leaving their studies uncompleted.. This video will definitely help all Desi students who are considering higher education abroad..

It’s a great video i swa ever No fall information, no misleading only pure guidance and real knowledge not for views. Thank You Sir ✨

Such helpful information. You are leading the way.

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That is great advice for all of us.

Time Stamp 10:40 "We are citizens of the Earth" True. It is an economic reality. Our roots at birth never lose the memory of the soil we call home. Time Stamp 37:20 "A kid who's born here." The children will set new roots in a new land and remember the stories of their parents that they will pass along to their children.

How wonderful you are sharing your valuable experience to help others.

For years I have thought India will rise to the top and my gut tells me Indian leadership will keep spirituality and human kindness as part of their core.

As always, interesting. It got me wondering if folks in The States went through this years and years ago. The term toxic work culture did not exist. We, men and women, were glad to have a job. We worked 6 days a week and 8-10 hours. Like any, I worked 7 am to 9 pm one or two days a week. We were happy to have a job. Nowadays people work 5 or fewer days a week. Maybe India will move out of long days. Interesting stuff gets folks thinking.

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Nothing can be done in any major city in India. It will be better to start building a planned, modular & modern city from scratch - a nation within a nation type of structure. Think of Hong Kong or Macau or Shikanouville etc. Modi and his gujju mafia are trying to build Dholera etc. Dholera is a failure from start. My suggestion would be to build an International, cosmopolitan, tax free, port, tourism & casino based city and urban center in Andaman Nicobar Islands. Beach, tropics, green and clean. Dubai type - zero personal and single digit corporate tax. Move all financial offshore "within" center to this city. Make it tropical, modern, clean and disclipined paradise like Singapore or Phuket or Phu Quoc. City will be under a semi autonous rule, maintained by retired Army personal - no party or election destroying its existence. City will issue passports to residents who show they deserve to live. Without a work permit or student ID or income verification, no one allowed to live in it. This will prevent beggars, footpath sleepers and slums. Industries that could support a city state like this would include petrochemicals, financial, services, IT (need fiber optic undersea connection from Singapore and establish 4-5 datacenters), banking, company and family offices, tourism, Income will come from Tourism, Casinos, Ports (both cruise and commercial container port), offshore banking and financial services setup, company formation (Jersey isles UK type or Delaware US), trade, real estate, high end hotels and resorts, retirement, NRI and OCI settlement, travel & leisure, sports, higher education, etc Casinos: India has no casinos or any high end upscale legal venues. Indians gamble $100 billion at least annually just in cricket. This city will get 10%~20% of that revenue. Capital/Cost: I estimate $5 billion to $8 billion to set up something for 500,000 residents to start. My company is now building a $1.5 billion waterfront sister city to Busan in SK. Financing: I can organize the financing from our own private investors, with 15% capital upfront needed for initial outflow from the city state. My offer: We own 50% of the city for first 30 years, then after loan repayment we dissolve shares down to 10% or whatever our law firm negotiates.

Bhubaneswar is another planned city and the capital of Odisha which is better than even Chandigarh, because the city is more spread out and thus has zones which can develop further when the population grows to that level. It is soon going to be another major IT hub in the near future❤

For traffic, I would suggest a Holiday for Private Vehicles for atleast one day in a week (Most probably a day og weekend). It would encourage public transport and cycling through the city which also boost the health of individuals and environment. For spacing, Governments should focus on lateral expansion rather than horizontal. As you can see, in agriculture or horticulture or anything that involves sustaining a life, spacing plays the most crucial role. Similarly urban jungles should also have something like that. For water, we should use more sustainable methods like recycling etc. We also know that water is a limited resource and there is a need to get gears on that. No water No Life. These are my thoughts, subject to correction, and I hope this wouldn't hurt anyone's feelings or sentiments.

I can't speak To India. I can admire the thoughtful way you presented the problems and the complexity of the issues. With you and the Indian people I trust the future is bright and pray you get trees back soon.

I am from Bangalore. I love it because of the heart but I am sad at how it has become. I think the responsibility lies equally with government and citizens. Planning to execution of projects takes generations. And people always find loopholes to bend regulations.

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We need to concentrate on productivity rather than presenteeism.

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Work life balance is a myth in India. There is more drive to please shareholders and promoters than wellbeing of employees. Things need to change and soon. Great video, thank you.

Its time for Corporates to start focusing more on employee well being and less on profits, which will anyways be achieved if the former is focused on!

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1 dollar is equal To 84 Rupees 😂 and India is Going to be the 3rd largest Economy in the world... Nice Joke of the decade.

amazing video sir...very clear and straightforward

Hi Vi-v, Your post offers some great insights! Could you consider creating a follow-up post highlighting India as the world's leading economy, emphasizing its remarkable diversity and inclusiveness, surpassing other countries. Additionally, the follow up post can address how can we protect and leverage India strength ( Diversity and Inclusion ) with a focus on Transforming SOUCH to address the challenges you've outlined in your post?

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i hate india i just want to leave this country ... as a muslim i dont really feel safe here

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30% going to "admin" means the 70% that was actually invested could give a 42% return and it wouldn't even break even.

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Excellent

Well indians migrate to lots of non colonial countries indians brag about Indian ceos and all IT techies but when they speak about the natives being displaced by white europeans descendants citizens thise indians arent natives to those countries either

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Good Message. In place of You could have used We to make the statement much better.

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Is the housing crisis an intrinsic issue that needs sorting at the policy level? How is immigration exacerbating this issue? Join the conversation.

Britain and America is always portrayed as the big bad boogeyman of the world but please honestly tell me the country that doesnt have some form of dark history? Youd genuinely think some people believe everyone was sitting holding hands under rainbows until the big bad white man came marching over the hill 😂. They were just fortunate enough to become superpowers first, had other countries started the industrial revolution they would of no doubt suffered the sins of all men and followed the same path. Illegal immigration is a mockery to tax paying citizens and legal migrants who have gone through the proper channels to work and live in the west. I try to no longer get hung up on history and instead try to focus on the present and the future, the world cant carry the sins of their ancestors forever.

Imagine India being colonised by Islam.

You are totally right. However, we are not angry with you that you are coming. We are angry at our governments that allow you to come. We need immigrants but only these that we need and we choose because they have skills and are educated.

Immigration has become a hot topic among the general public in Western countries. However, are legal migrants who pay taxes and contribute to the economy bearing the brunt unfairly?

An Ipsos survey has reported that Britons perceive Immigration as a bigger problem NOW than healthcare and inflation. Do you agree?

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