Top 5 countries to study abroad in 2023: Biggest Pros and Cons

The top 5 countries to study abroad in 2023 along with the pros and cons of choosing these countries. Find out exactly where you should invest your time and money.

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[paragpatel]

Great & extremely information and explanation indeed. Thank you very much. Keep posting!!!

[stainshot]

5. Germany
4. Australia
3. Canada
2. UK
1. US

[kertidrive]

Thank you for watching the good video.
It's a drive tour of Yonsei University in Korea.
Have a nice day.

[technologytarka]

Wonderful and helpful video + website with it's extraordinary user interface

[aneeshnair]

Great presentation and highly informative. However, nothing is mentioned about dependent who could join the student for each country in the list. Some countries allow the dependent to work, while some don't.

[spider_myan]

Bro please do make a video on prodigy finance loan. What is the approval chances and details. It will helps a lot for students

[syedaayesha]

Needs
1.Affordable education /good education
2. Job opportunities
3. Good for future
4. Safe

[abhisheknair]

Make a video on prodigy and mpower finance Yash!

[shs]

Can you please review Upgrad Abroad courses especially Masters in Data Analytics- IIITB and Clark University? Are they worth it?

[alyaking]

thank you for information !! it was cool

[olugbengafalana_o]

For me, I will rate CANADA as number 2, because the UK too has high tax and Mortgage.

[namratas]

Thanks Yash for the info. Just quick question. When do you think is the correct age to start looking for these universities or countries

[arup]

Sir, can you details of Countries where free education is possible. As I am looking to switch my career from Civil Engineering to Energy at age 40. And will not get loan or job easily in Abroad. Also can you give details of which are the Professionals Engineer exam I have to write in Energy sector in various countries?

[aichatoumi]

I'm interested in hydrology and water resources engineering

[farsds]

Don't you find it strange back during your parents' generation when people you age didn't worry about which country to go attend college, yet they have a good life (giving birth to you, who is scrambling for applications all over the world). Maybe it's YOU who must step back and ask why your parents (and their generation) succeeded without the hassles. Maybe there's something wrong with YOU??!!?

[mahmudulhossain]

Bro your English conversation is awesome. But there is a problem in speaking English that you are like a foreigner. It's good but it's very hard for someone to understand what you're saying. So my request to you is that you please speak slowly…
And best wishes to you my brother. Keep going, brother...🥰

[yashyogi]

sir is it easy to get PR in Australia for international students can you pls make video on that

[boopeshmohanraj]

I completely agree with the pro's in australia but what about the job market?? Is that really good.. I see people working full time on which are not really related to what they have studied

[madhavikarunakar]

Hello sir regularly I am following u r videos very nice helpfully to others but I am in confusion FDU is good university for ms plz suggest me as soon as possible

[nancymmatshaka]

Is it easy to study in Canada, and possibly work in the US if you want