Nightmare Study Abroad Experiences Unveiled (part 1)

LETS NOT GET RIPPED OFF
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We are sorry to inform you…’: Indian students in UK struggle to get jobs after spending lakhs on ‘rip-off’ degrees

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[Goofball]

I really connected with the advice you gave in this video. I'll soon start studying Engineering at UNSW Sydney in Australia, and when you mentioned the 'mazdoor mindset, ' I thought, 'Is he talking about me?'

Your video made me stop and think about the mistakes you talked about, which I was planning to make. I was thinking of taking on a lot of part-time jobs to help with money, but after watching your video, I'm changing my plan. Even though I watch your videos often, this one was special. You pointed out exactly the mistakes I was about to make.

I want to thank you for showing me these important things. Even though your video talked about problems, it still had a positive effect. Your words are powerful, and if they can help just one student like you mentioned, I believe I'll be one of them.

Thank you so much, Murad, for your great advice.

[NandiniBangwal]

Really needed this video, thank you for posting such videos that addresses real situations.

[devakinandan]

Thank you so much for the strong advice.
Points to be noted:
-make connections and gather information on what are the skillset demands of the companies (especially in that state)
-do not fall for cheap scholarships
-develop resume and get in touch eith career fairs services as soon as possible

[linearequation]

Murrad bhai, hamesha sahi bolthe h, after mba crystal ball sameer kamat sir, ek india m murrad bhai h yeh jo genuine real time baate karte h

[deepikamsolanki]

Please do more of these, please... very helpful and also these can be used as case studies. also when people have bad experiences, at least most don't inform like this about their mistakes sadly

[simplylost]

If I may add something- I’m currently pursuing masters in Statistics from a top 10 university in UK. But no one told me how different the study pattern is that of from India. I’m trying my best but I’m not scoring the best. So, I would advise new students to at least get a good background understanding of the course. All the best. Wish me luck for next sem 💯

[sourajitpaul]

Eye opener video for many who are falling for gimmicks from counsellors.

[ashleymathew]

This was very much needed as not all of us actually look into this aspect from both sides, and especially us seeing actual examples which you’ve seen happen in front of you shows it even more. Students in the beginning don’t really realise it. Now I gotta 🏃🏻‍♀️ to the career service team! Thank you!

[heshamkhalid]

The only person justifying the true meaning of "COUNSELOR"

[shreyagupta]

What an insightful and eye-opening situation which often get missed while applying to any college or university especially abroad universities.Looking forward for more such stories.

[farhanasanjida]

Amazing lessons brother, continue the series

[hemangrathod]

We need more information like this. We need real life tips

[hemangrathod]

Also we need top 10 uni in each country right now in 2024 with the most amount of scope. Btw great work I am at the applying stage rn and wa facing a lot of issues but ur videos are really guiding me through like the counsellor commissions how to research on ur own what to look for etc

[ImranKhan-qhlv]

Nobody is talking about mistakes appreciated👏 pls continue the series

[bhawnamishra]

Please make more of such videos. This one is really helpful.

[akshamandal]

Wao! It’s really one of a kind video, the best part is I can always connect with the idea you want to communicate through your videos. Thank you for sharing such honest inputs and keep the good work going👍

[ismailshaik]

I just go through your one video and ended up subscribing you and liking your videos

[navyabatra]

thanks for the knowledge, the advice will be considered and remembered.

[adityashevade]

you are best bro nice video you are the most underrated youtuber
definately you will get more views and subscibers in future
i have suggested your channel to many friends

[nikitampmaurya]

Thanks ❤ this was absolutely eye opening and encouraging!