Stay in India. Complete a proper bachelors degree. Gain some experience and then do your research about moving abroad, either to study at a credible university or look into direct LEGAL PR options.
I tried this: I did my graduation and master's in India, gained experience in the Middle East, got PR through direct express entry, and arrived in Canada, where I’ve been searching for a job for a couple of months. The issue is that one job often has 100+ applications. Think about it: last month, 22K jobs opened in Canada, and 100K new students arrived in the same month. Many existing students, PR holders, and even Canadians are struggling to get jobs. What can I say? Reverse migration may be necessary, even though it feels bad.
I tried this: I did my graduation and master's in India, gained experience in the Middle East, got PR through direct express entry, and arrived in Canada, where I’ve been searching for a job for a couple of months. The issue is that one job often has 100+ applications. Think about it: last month, 22K jobs opened in Canada, and 100K new students arrived in the same month. Many existing students, PR holders, and even Canadians are struggling to get jobs. What can I say? Reverse migration may be necessary, even though it feels bad.
Paying a Canadian employer thousands of $s to get additional 50 points has ruined the market for people who have studied hard, worked and gained experience in their country and decided to come here for a better future. Canadian citizens were always pro immigration till the time it was legal. Tims franchise owners started selling LMIA jobs and ruined it all. It’s so shameful, why will Canadian sentiments not change?
If I come to India as a student and when It's come to back home say you can't send me as I paid tuition fee to your country. Give me Indian citizenship, would that be okay? Did Canadian government ever tell you that if you come as a student we will give you PR? Whoever came here without doing proper research on the job market/immigration conditions it's on them that they are now in a tough spot.
We Indians do research before even buying a 10-15k phone, but when it comes to spending 30-40 lakhs on our own education then we don't do any research, so we students are at fault. We all are almost 25+ but we are still acting like 15 years old.
Truly informative thread… don’t waste your money and time… it’s just a scam and will never provide any benefit… Also nowadays job market is very worst… So take a pause and think before you make any decision…
The early 20s are meant to develop new skills, build character and improve communication. However, most of the Indian students in Canada are focused on obtaining PR rather than developing skills. Unfortunately, these poor kids have no clue that even after obtaining PR, a $20-25/hr job will not be enough to sustain them in Canada in the long run, they will never be able to own a house.
Without refference no jobs in Canada .No one can tells you this. Any job you want in Canada must have refference. But some times luck favour without refference you get a job.
Bro there’s a couple of “influencers” charging $2000 plus taxes for such a generic program and you’re following them on Instagram. Why don’t you expose them instead of following them?
Agents in Punjab are enticing average students to come to Canada with false assurance that they will get part time jobs & can recover the fees.The model is wrong. If you have come to study in Canada,then the focus should be on completeing the studies rather than working hard with minimum wages to recover the fees.One can always work after completing the studies for which work visa is given by the Canadian Govt. Indians will loose in long run if their focus is short term.
Educational consultants like IDP in Delhi doesn't sell you anything. No dream. They tell you about the courses and its on your consent they apply. But when I explored the same from agents in Punjab, I can recall in 2023 initial months they were like let me buy you a LMIA, let me get you a PR 😂 without even realizing that I do my research on my own. I stood as a Topper in Delhi University. I never entertained those agents again. They still send me LinkedIn requests and all. My money is my responsibility so is my education. I am amazed to learn that some people are blaming it on the government and agents. They shouldn't. Nobody forced them. Thank you.
What does paying high fees have to do with a person's ability to land a job? That's like thinking that buying an expensive car will make you a great driver. The quality of the education and the skills of the individual are the things that will land them a job. Scammers will always exist - the question is, why don't 18 year olds in India have the critical thinking to understand this basic fact of life? Most of these students don't have the skills or aptitude to make it to the top universities, so they do the next best thing (in their minds) - spending a lot of money to make it to *any* western university, assuming naively that a degree will automatically land them a job. At least the US is very strict with issuing student visas, but Canada has been disappointingly lax on that front letting these students come in and study at colleges in strip malls that nobody has heard of.
That’s the whole point of video - making them aware. They are paying 5 times but still not getting the right skills. Job market demands skills and now they are being exploited on this point.
Facts! I understand that individuals must have dreams and goals but moving to Canada at 18 to study a diploma course will not take you anywhere. These programs will not teach you any skills in most cases. Doing anything related to Business will not land you in a MNC as a consultant or something. They should study in India, gain some experience and then come to Canada. They’ll be mature enough to make decisions that are worth the struggles.
@@GognaSahil “they are paying 5 times but still not getting the right skills” - there are two statements you’re making, but you’re implying a connection that shouldn’t be taken for granted. People are paying 5 times the fees of domestic students - true. They are not gaining the right skills - true. But here’s my point - why are people assuming that paying a lot of money equates to a quality education and guarantees of a job? Doesn’t it say something of a persons critical thinking ability if they assume “high fees = good education = guaranteed job”? Why do so many Indians fall into this trap? Yes the system is exploitative, but it doesn’t give you the permission to be naive and fall into the trap. This lack of critical thinking itself should be a warning about their ability to get and keep an intellectually demanding job.
You are wrong. If students cannot check before coming than they are not worth studying here. Canadian facing unemployment who are International students?
im a data scientist but cannot get a job in canada.. competition is too high.. n for these students it will be difficult bcoz of communication skills ..
@@rahulminhas572 i hv 5 years of work exp jn canada as a data analyst but i want to switch and cannot as the market is bad.. i didnt come here as a student like u guys.. many students are not fluent in english but through reference its easy to get a job.. i didnt hv tht luck so i struggled
@@sptl-zj7cm These students eventually, at some point, will get fired because being able to speak is the basic necessity. They might have entered into the industry but won’t be able to sustain the pressure if they are not competent enough. Just stay hopeful, you will definitely get there 👍🏻. One factor which might put a person on a disadvantage is he/she doesn’t have Canadian education. Probably that’s the reason why immigrants are struggling to get into the Canadian industry. But don’t worry, things will fall into place. Make sure you grab whatever opportunity comes your way. It’s all about getting the ball rolling.
@@rahulminhas572 i dont want to live in canada bcoz its becoming india and i didnt come here to smell indian culture i like to live among diverse culture and wherever i go i find only mannerless indians
Disagree with your video. Anyone can make a course and try to sell it. Taking a course will not make you anything. The main issue is students are not putting enough time on studies. On your own example, the person you are guiding does not even know how to write his/her own cv but wants to be a data analyst. Canada is a very competitive workplace, graduating from lowest rank colleges, working 1 sin and 2 cash and not putting any time on actual studies on respective fields will not land someone a job. If 200 applications are submitted for a post, more than 100 are well prepared and to stand out one would need better skill set than others. Have been following your videos regularly but this one to me seems wrongly directed. As a student who has recently graduated, think yourself as the ceo of company, you have no one else to complain and you have to sort everything by yourself. The writing may seem harsh but please accept the reality.
For IT, definitely Canada is a competitive marketplace where being mediocre doesn’t guarantee success in cracking job interviews. But if we talk about some fields where demand > supply, then I don’t think we would need highest competence. Yes we still need to get our basics right, but learning a few skills here and there would definitely be fruitful in terms of landing a job. It’s all about making a career in those industries where one has completed their education.
data analyst job competition is too high thatsy i thought of moving to dubai and get more experience for some years thn come back to canada when job market improves..n im getting better salary thn canada.. no craze for canada as this country dont offer much salary in technical field
Students fail to understand that they can get job with 2 years diploma and 3 degree but reality is people in Canada who have jobs they have completed 10 or 12 years studies so where 2 years of diploma and 3 years of degree students can get job against people who have 3 or 4 degrees.🤣 First choose your study according to your dreams research and get information about services personally don't go for pr only.
I guess those people writing comments must share their skills also because I am not understand why this much no job. Even lots of my friends just went their and got job easily. They all have experience in India software engineer and got job there easily. So its depends upon your skills. You must gain skills in India and then move. They have jobs but they need engineers not diploma holders.
True! Even if someone is faking an experience on their CV, if he/she can successfully justify that with their skills and communication, surely, landing a job in the target industry would be a cake walk.
@@WeaponXIX You don’t understand how the job market works. It’s not like industry don’t need people. They need people but here’s a catch, they need skilled people. If you are not skilled, you shouldn’t be in the market. First attain some skills, build a good portfolio before thinking of working somewhere.
thank you so much bhai It helps a lot and pls make a video on mentor 🫶💖. Pls its a humble request pls make detailed video about how to approach successful people of our field💖💖.
Stay in India. Complete a proper bachelors degree. Gain some experience and then do your research about moving abroad, either to study at a credible university or look into direct LEGAL PR options.
Golden words! I wish everyone follows this!
Recently I got intern in it company also plan for abroad but after good experience in india..I also agree with you🎉.
I tried this: I did my graduation and master's in India, gained experience in the Middle East, got PR through direct express entry, and arrived in Canada, where I’ve been searching for a job for a couple of months. The issue is that one job often has 100+ applications. Think about it: last month, 22K jobs opened in Canada, and 100K new students arrived in the same month. Many existing students, PR holders, and even Canadians are struggling to get jobs. What can I say? Reverse migration may be necessary, even though it feels bad.
I tried this: I did my graduation and master's in India, gained experience in the Middle East, got PR through direct express entry, and arrived in Canada, where I’ve been searching for a job for a couple of months. The issue is that one job often has 100+ applications. Think about it: last month, 22K jobs opened in Canada, and 100K new students arrived in the same month. Many existing students, PR holders, and even Canadians are struggling to get jobs. What can I say? Reverse migration may be necessary, even though it feels bad.
Paying a Canadian employer thousands of $s to get additional 50 points has ruined the market for people who have studied hard, worked and gained experience in their country and decided to come here for a better future. Canadian citizens were always pro immigration till the time it was legal. Tims franchise owners started selling LMIA jobs and ruined it all. It’s so shameful, why will Canadian sentiments not change?
If I come to India as a student and when It's come to back home say you can't send me as I paid tuition fee to your country. Give me Indian citizenship, would that be okay? Did Canadian government ever tell you that if you come as a student we will give you PR? Whoever came here without doing proper research on the job market/immigration conditions it's on them that they are now in a tough spot.
We Indians do research before even buying a 10-15k phone, but when it comes to spending 30-40 lakhs on our own education then we don't do any research, so we students are at fault. We all are almost 25+ but we are still acting like 15 years old.
Truly informative thread… don’t waste your money and time… it’s just a scam and will never provide any benefit… Also nowadays job market is very worst… So take a pause and think before you make any decision…
The early 20s are meant to develop new skills, build character and improve communication. However, most of the Indian students in Canada are focused on obtaining PR rather than developing skills. Unfortunately, these poor kids have no clue that even after obtaining PR, a $20-25/hr job will not be enough to sustain them in Canada in the long run, they will never be able to own a house.
Without refference no jobs in Canada .No one can tells you this. Any job you want in Canada must have refference. But some times luck favour without refference you get a job.
Bro there’s a couple of “influencers” charging $2000 plus taxes for such a generic program and you’re following them on Instagram. Why don’t you expose them instead of following them?
Selling point. Working in the top 5 banks in canada 😂. Ap bhi $50 charge kar rahay ho, right? Y don't you come forward and help without minting.
It’s your prospective , generalizing your opinion is a foolish job bro. Grow up!
Agents in Punjab are enticing average students to come to Canada with false assurance that they will get part time jobs & can recover the fees.The model is wrong. If you have come to study in Canada,then the focus should be on completeing the studies rather than working hard with minimum wages to recover the fees.One can always work after completing the studies for which work visa is given by the Canadian Govt. Indians will loose in long run if their focus is short term.
Educational consultants like IDP in Delhi doesn't sell you anything. No dream. They tell you about the courses and its on your consent they apply. But when I explored the same from agents in Punjab, I can recall in 2023 initial months they were like let me buy you a LMIA, let me get you a PR 😂 without even realizing that I do my research on my own. I stood as a Topper in Delhi University. I never entertained those agents again. They still send me LinkedIn requests and all. My money is my responsibility so is my education. I am amazed to learn that some people are blaming it on the government and agents. They shouldn't. Nobody forced them. Thank you.
What does paying high fees have to do with a person's ability to land a job? That's like thinking that buying an expensive car will make you a great driver. The quality of the education and the skills of the individual are the things that will land them a job. Scammers will always exist - the question is, why don't 18 year olds in India have the critical thinking to understand this basic fact of life? Most of these students don't have the skills or aptitude to make it to the top universities, so they do the next best thing (in their minds) - spending a lot of money to make it to *any* western university, assuming naively that a degree will automatically land them a job. At least the US is very strict with issuing student visas, but Canada has been disappointingly lax on that front letting these students come in and study at colleges in strip malls that nobody has heard of.
That’s the whole point of video - making them aware. They are paying 5 times but still not getting the right skills. Job market demands skills and now they are being exploited on this point.
Facts!
I understand that individuals must have dreams and goals but moving to Canada at 18 to study a diploma course will not take you anywhere. These programs will not teach you any skills in most cases. Doing anything related to Business will not land you in a MNC as a consultant or something. They should study in India, gain some experience and then come to Canada. They’ll be mature enough to make decisions that are worth the struggles.
@@GognaSahil “they are paying 5 times but still not getting the right skills” - there are two statements you’re making, but you’re implying a connection that shouldn’t be taken for granted. People are paying 5 times the fees of domestic students - true. They are not gaining the right skills - true. But here’s my point - why are people assuming that paying a lot of money equates to a quality education and guarantees of a job? Doesn’t it say something of a persons critical thinking ability if they assume “high fees = good education = guaranteed job”?
Why do so many Indians fall into this trap? Yes the system is exploitative, but it doesn’t give you the permission to be naive and fall into the trap. This lack of critical thinking itself should be a warning about their ability to get and keep an intellectually demanding job.
Thank you for awakening international students especially!!
Absolutely!
Not aweking ,marketing of his video 4 dolkar..he disclouser others n marketing your self.@@GognaSahil
Video 4 dollar
You are wrong. If students cannot check before coming than they are not worth studying here.
Canadian facing unemployment who are International students?
student is student! canada is not your country
Yes , please make a video on mentor. And thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙂
Will do!
Can we apply for jobs outside canada after completion of studies in canada like USA France etc
You are actually talking about things practically from an unbiased perspective.
What about people coming through Express entry with PR VISA
⚡ Kindly make a detailed on data analytics including job prospects ⚡
im a data scientist but cannot get a job in canada.. competition is too high.. n for these students it will be difficult bcoz of communication skills ..
@@sptl-zj7cmHow can students expect to crack jobs if they don’t even have basic interpersonal skills, let alone the technical ones!
@@rahulminhas572 i hv 5 years of work exp jn canada as a data analyst but i want to switch and cannot as the market is bad.. i didnt come here as a student like u guys.. many students are not fluent in english but through reference its easy to get a job.. i didnt hv tht luck so i struggled
@@sptl-zj7cm These students eventually, at some point, will get fired because being able to speak is the basic necessity. They might have entered into the industry but won’t be able to sustain the pressure if they are not competent enough. Just stay hopeful, you will definitely get there 👍🏻. One factor which might put a person on a disadvantage is he/she doesn’t have Canadian education. Probably that’s the reason why immigrants are struggling to get into the Canadian industry. But don’t worry, things will fall into place. Make sure you grab whatever opportunity comes your way. It’s all about getting the ball rolling.
@@rahulminhas572 i dont want to live in canada bcoz its becoming india and i didnt come here to smell indian culture i like to live among diverse culture and wherever i go i find only mannerless indians
Disagree with your video. Anyone can make a course and try to sell it. Taking a course will not make you anything. The main issue is students are not putting enough time on studies. On your own example, the person you are guiding does not even know how to write his/her own cv but wants to be a data analyst. Canada is a very competitive workplace, graduating from lowest rank colleges, working 1 sin and 2 cash and not putting any time on actual studies on respective fields will not land someone a job. If 200 applications are submitted for a post, more than 100 are well prepared and to stand out one would need better skill set than others. Have been following your videos regularly but this one to me seems wrongly directed. As a student who has recently graduated, think yourself as the ceo of company, you have no one else to complain and you have to sort everything by yourself. The writing may seem harsh but please accept the reality.
For IT, definitely Canada is a competitive marketplace where being mediocre doesn’t guarantee success in cracking job interviews. But if we talk about some fields where demand > supply, then I don’t think we would need highest competence. Yes we still need to get our basics right, but learning a few skills here and there would definitely be fruitful in terms of landing a job. It’s all about making a career in those industries where one has completed their education.
Do not come to Canada Nor on study nor on work save your important money
Depends on the field. Business Management and IT Courses are a complete scam. Trade is on a boom.
data analyst job competition is too high thatsy i thought of moving to dubai and get more experience for some years thn come back to canada when job market improves..n im getting better salary thn canada.. no craze for canada as this country dont offer much salary in technical field
In which top bank do you work?
Thanks for guiding students from falling into scams
Very supportive video
In short u r s also professional person.koi help nahi karata bus marketing only marketing 4 your self.aap ki Tarah becho
On point 🔥
Students fail to understand that they can get job with 2 years diploma and 3 degree but reality is people in Canada who have jobs they have completed 10 or 12 years studies so where 2 years of diploma and 3 years of degree students can get job against people who have 3 or 4 degrees.🤣 First choose your study according to your dreams research and get information about services personally don't go for pr only.
thank you bhai❤❤❤
I guess those people writing comments must share their skills also because I am not understand why this much no job. Even lots of my friends just went their and got job easily. They all have experience in India software engineer and got job there easily. So its depends upon your skills. You must gain skills in India and then move. They have jobs but they need engineers not diploma holders.
True!
Even if someone is faking an experience on their CV, if he/she can successfully justify that with their skills and communication, surely, landing a job in the target industry would be a cake walk.
@@rahulminhas572 seems like you’re bot in Canada. If you were, wouldn’t have used a phrase like ‘a cake walk’.
@@WeaponXIX You don’t understand how the job market works. It’s not like industry don’t need people. They need people but here’s a catch, they need skilled people.
If you are not skilled, you shouldn’t be in the market. First attain some skills, build a good portfolio before thinking of working somewhere.
This is amazing work.
This is alarming
It is!
Knudsen Kara Amal beach Rahman hai..
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think you're talking about bani Singh and isHank from immigrant ninja
Really good video
thank you so much bhai It helps a lot and pls make a video on mentor 🫶💖. Pls its a humble request pls make detailed video about how to approach successful people of our field💖💖.
I will definitely create a video on this!
@@GognaSahil thank you bhai