After H1B lottery, what is the chance of getting approved

Need suggestion. I have 10.5 years of experience. Recently h1 got picked through a consultancy. Interested move to the US. What's your opinion/thoughts/suggestion? Note: currently monthly income from the whole family (me and wife (9.5 exp) is 3.2 lakhs after all taxes) . We save around 1.7 lakhs monthly after all the monthly expenses. I have one kid(3 years daughter). My tech stack is Python, SQL, Pyspark, Azure Data engineering, Lakehouse Architecture.... started a second language as Java currently(interested to learn Rust).

Hi, I am thinking to shift to US. Wanted to know if it is worth to go US leaving the parents in India. Also how much I will be able to save in next 15 years in US. Might come again to India. Profile: Age - 27 Designation - Product manager Exp - 2 years Also please tell what challenges one faces in US and whether I will be able to ask my parents to come to US once their retirement.

Got into multiple top-20 schools in the US, UK, and Canada. Have some initial liquidity and the plan to pre-pay the whole loan post-graduation. However, my net worth will be blown

Question came up because it’s Independence Day 🇮🇳 A lot of us have had the privilege to be able to go abroad, but ended up choosing not to. For me, it was just believing there’s enough growth here in the coming few decades + friends/family Looking to hear if the reduced brain drain is actually true, and what makes people stay.

So my sibling is about to graduate with a degree in Computer Science from a T2 college in a few months and wants to now do MS in the US because of three reasons: 1. Low levels of violence against women(Sexual Assault) [IMPORTANT!!] 2. Want to do innovative work in the US instead of working on copycat products in India 3. Ambition of living in the US long term because of free-er culture But my parents have flat out refused to fund the education or even help her with a loan due to regressive mentality (nahi jaana baahar, 2-3 saal kaam karo aur shaadi karo chup chaap) She has accepted a job offer for now and will make 14L/year. What are her options? Should she drop the idea of MS abroad?

Want a list of product companies which helps in transferring from india to USA. If possible want to know for experienced (team lead & above, 10years exp) I know Amazon does this up to SDE2 , not sure post that role.

PS : Sourced this from Linkedin ; Credit to Nihar R 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟭 - As a student, work hard to fulfill 3 goals (1) Pay off the loan (2) Get the job (3) Get H1B approved! (3rd one being the most important). Simultaneously make plans to return back to India in 5 years ✈️ 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟮 - H1B approved🥳 Enjoy the influx of green currency, buy a toyota camry or honda civic! Also, buy a property in Hyderabad! 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟯 - Invite parents on visitor visas. Take them on the 4 Dhaam Yatra - Niagra Falls, the Statue of Liberty, the Charging Bull of wall street, and the White House 🙄 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟰 - Go to India, finalize a girl, and get married in 3 weeks - the arranged marriage way! Back to the USA. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟱 - During weekends and lunchtime with other Indian friends, endlessly discuss 3 topics (1) When are you going to get GC, and is your priority date current? (2) How Modi is transforming India (3) Cricket 🏏 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟲 - Buy a home. Have 2 kids. Spend the next 15 years dropping them off to various classes, attending birthday parties, and visiting home depot for various home projects 🏠 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟳 - By the time, you are in 40s, you have saved enough. The plan for returning back to India has not worked out! Now find ways to spend money. Buy a Tesla or BMW 🚀 Also your Hyderabad property isn't lucrative anymore as INR has further depreciated against $ so enroll into a difficult struggle of selling the property and getting funds back to the states 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟴 - And comes the time for a midlife crisis. A shiny car, big home, green card, and a high-paying job doesn't add substance to your life. Now do something exotic to add flavor to your existence. A marathon race, intermittent fasting or maybe opening a side business! 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟵 - In your 50s, after your kids have graduated from Stanford or MIT, discuss how your life would have been different had you returned to India 5 years after coming to the USA! 🤔

My only motive is to make money and that's it. Making friends is not a problem for me. 25 M and been in mental pain for 3Y now. Only way that I can envision to stop myself from falling apart is leaving the country and living far away from the people I know. Education: 3Y undergraduate from IPU. Work Ex: 1.5Y product design & post that 2Y working in a known's business as their right-hand man overseeing new initiatives. I am stuck as to what should be the charter and how should I move and where should I move? Only motive is to make money. Independent enough to manage everything else. People of this group people share your thoughts and what should be an ideal pathway. Thanks.