Being Brutally Honest About USA Universities (MS in USA)

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Are you planning to study in the USA in Fall 2025 or Spring 2026? Before you invest ₹50–₹80 lakhs and pick a university, watch this. This video isn’t to scare you—it’s to help you make the most informed decision of your life.

After visiting 50+ U.S. universities and speaking to hundreds of international students, I uncovered a painful truth: some universities no longer prioritize student success. They’ve become marketing machines, backed by consultancies and aggressive admissions, giving easy admits and over-promising job outcomes.

This is your money, your dream, and your future. Watch till the end to avoid the mistakes thousands are making right now.
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In this video, I break down:
- How consultancies push students toward partner universities for commissions
- The reality of 100% placement claims
- What you must know about co-ops, RA/TA jobs, and real job search struggle
- How mass admissions lower cohort quality, course registration, and on-campus job chances
- What questions to ask before choosing a university
- Why international students are unknowingly risking deportation through illegal off-campus work
- What universities should be doing but aren’t

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[DavKohl-ru]

You are absolutely right on impacted classes!!
My son is a senior at UCLA and saw he was not getting the classes he wanted as they were full. So his graduation has been extended by one quarter so that he could complete his core req

[VanshikaSinghal-xl]

Thanks for sharing your “concerns” and “care” for other students. However, your video feels like a marketing gimmick, playing on students' fears and worries just to gain views and promote your job-hunting course. We all know the market is tough, and studying in the USA isn’t a walk in the park. If you truly want to help, a more helpful suggestion would be to review universities first or list them out. It feels like you’re holding back specific details due to defamation concerns, which limits the usefulness of your video. Given that many of us have already applied and are halfway through the process, it feels like this advice comes too late. Our futures are at stake, and vague warnings without actionable insights aren’t particularly useful. You're a great speaker and content creator, but it would be more helpful if you shared the full truth instead of just the parts that benefit you. Some parts of your video are useful, but the rest feels like the same old narrative.

[AkashNeilDas]

No northeastern is harmed in the video☠️

[maheshverma]

Bhaiya is speaking absolute truth, borthers and sisters *do not* take up huge student loans to study in expensive universities where there is no guarantee of getting good jobs which can repay that student loan, be very careful before making big decisions in life.

[TheDanishAneja]

Bro you do the same. You keep marketing Purdue university when the fact is they have a shit ass course.
I talked to their alumns. They said - Their courses have 90% of Indian students. Bro what is the purpose of going out if you are surrounded by only Indians.
- No on campus jobs.
- Their college is located in such an isolated place that there’s literally nothing and no one to network with.
- Teachers don’t care about students. They come and go as they please.
- They don’t give any application fee waiver (don’t ever go to a university that doesn’t give a fee waiver)

[rahulbosebose]

One good away available for students today is to look at the Linkedin profiles of alumini of the program you are considering to apply. Particularly if you are in CS M.S or Phd path.. You can look at what qualification they had even beyond the university courses and what their starting job was after graduation.. on average that is what you can shoot for.

[adlad]

Texas A&M, Northeastern University, UTD, ASU, NJIT, we can all see right through you.

[TheDanishAneja]

PLEASE DO NOT TAKE A 50 LAC LOAN TO GO OUT. ONLY AND ONLY IF YOU GET A 60-70% SCHOLARSHIP, THEN THINK.
IF YOU ARE A MEDIOCRE STUDENT, STOP RIGHT THERE AND STAY HERE. OPEN A BUSINESS.
DO NOT PLEASE DO NOT SPEND THE MONEY YOU DONT EVEN HAVE AND DONT EVEN HAVE A GUARANTEE OF EARRING BACK.
ONLY IF YOU ARE RICH OR YOU ARE CONFIDENT THAT YOU’LL EARN IT BACK, THEN GO

[devendranimse]

Boiler Up! 🚂 If I ever had the chance to go back in time and choose my university again, I’d pick Purdue without a second thought. The MEM program is fantastic, but honestly, all the programs are impressive. Speaking from experience in civil engineering (one of the best programs)—we got to attend several conferences (fully funded) and take part in professional seminars that helped us build valuable industry connections.

[schatterjee]

All folks right now no jobs in US plus immigration issues are added to the list. Until you dont get full / 80% scholarship please dont waste the money like 50L/ 60L. Please take decision wisely or else have to bare the loan for life long. Dont trust any agents / any youtubers or any linkedin gurus, just speak to the recent graduates or senior from that universities.
Thanks & regards

[rudroroy]

they say full tuition waiver if you get RA/TA but forget to mention that it's only for 3 students.

[neoblackcyptron]

16:42 A business generates revenue by Marketing funnels. The consultants are the marketing funnels. Investing in the students is not necessarily going to guarantee returns intems of effective marketing. Students will have better things to do once they get jobs. The $ goes further investing into the consultants than into the students.

[YASH-rlkj]

Guyss don't go in fall 25 even if you want to go from your heart like i am preparing from 1 year i got admitted in 2 universities in usa but am dropping my decision due to political uncertainty be careful its huge investment be careful just thought to share my experience

[sagarmehta]

Please share this video as much as possible. Pure gold!

[sagarmehta]

Absolute GOLD! Thank you being our voice to all the international students! This thing is fr

[neelamverma]

The scenario is - real talent and students who can prove their worth, always had and will have opportunities in US. Problem is basically for mediocre students . Either they should work very hard and keep an eye on internship /job opportunities from the very beginning or they should have some strong network to push their resume in right hands at right time. Because for every single job opening, there are 5 thousand resumes and if u talk of getting a referral, 2 thousand among those 5 k have referrals.
Too many students are passing out every year, layoffs are still in job market and companies reject refreshers resume at the first scrutiny if they need visa assistance.

[imaginationtw]

All the best and good video. In my opinion it is still a good time to invest in different stocks like gold, silver and digital currencies. This is one of the most important skills to learn and everyone should invest instead of saving. Some may agree, some may disagree. My big compliments to Billy Desmond for the daily signals!!!

[ajmalali]

Thank you for your videos.
I have decided not to pursue an MS degree in the USA.🎉

[gztdxcw]

Northeastern University Boston has no on campus or co op MS in Artificial Intelligence students are struggling to get these jobs .... saying from my experience .... so unfortunate

[voonadhanvanth]

Finally saw someone speaking out the truth. Anyone looking to join IIT chicago? Please dont look, not worth paying such high fees for mediocre resources.