I agree inflation is everywhere, Recession is going on ,AI is here to help you increase your productivity or to eat some of the jobs too , Many Indian expats are returning to India , at the same time many of them are also giving up Indian citizenship, i know tech is booming in India but on the other hand we became the most populous country in the world , unless you are from top IITs Nits and iiits or top B-schools , it's very difficult to secure good headstart at entry level in such a competition, although in the long run experience matters but it's really difficult to secure good entry level jobs so what you will suggest:-
1.Keep on fighting in such a pool of applicants in govt job , other entry level jobs with Tier 1 candidates or in cat for tier 1 b schools(according to me tier 2 and tier 3 b-schools aren't worth the time and money) as a GEM
Graduated from Tier 1, my suggestion go for option #2, I have seen folks who went abroad are doing excellent
Option 2, but need to be careful where one is going, have friends in USA who are killing it and few are struggling in Canada
The way I see it, it's pointless to pursue higher education when the market's bad unless you have a very specific goal.
In most cases, a master's degree gives you a boost immediately after the degree. If you can't maximize your options ...
Good to see 13 lacs+ Jee aspirants even amidst news of tech recession and what not.
If we assume 15M+ strong tech Workforce of India then 1M is knocking the door 🚪 every year.
💯% scoring in boards exam to exam like JEE, few alfa stil...
No law Low percent of people paying taxes No good Infra Rise of recent regionalism No tech advancements in AI/Semiconductor
Planning to move to US, but at 30 not sure if i can go for MS
My reason: No fcuking companies are sponsoring visas🤡
No Jet Spray abroad
All the big tech companies are moving to India that’s one of the best reason to stay in India. They give 1/3rd TC whe...
Considering a fresher who will need to do a masters abroad (MiM/Masters not MBA as it needs work ex) with a loan vs a fresher who will start working right after UG in Consulting or Finance Considering the PPP, and also considering that i...