Heartbreaks!

I am seeing a lot of people (most without and some with a good job here in India) move out to Europe and sometimes US to pursue MS. Is it really worth it for me to take this path if I have a decent paying job here? I think I'll have to start preparing ASAP if I decide to move, since post MS my experience here won't matter much. A person with 2 years of experience and another with a year of experience pre MS will command similar pay post MS. Pls correct me if I'm wrong. (For context, I'm 23 and my remuneration is 20lpa at a startup)

I joined AmEx Gurgaon in 2015 in PoS Fraud Strategy as a Business Analyst. I was having a rough time at AmEx as I really wanted to pursue my passion of Mathematics in the US. I had secured an admit at Univeristy of Illinois - Urbana Champaign and UT-Austin in their MS programme and was totally checked out at work. During my tenure at AmEx, I was mostly bored. Looking at internal tools and spreadsheets was the worst. This coupled with the fact that I was travelling to and fro between Noida and Gurgaon meant that I was commuting a solid 4 hours everyday. In this time of mental agony, I met this charismatic young woman, she was an Analyst in the Credit Underwriting Team. I don't know what got into me and I asked her out to coffee. We went to the Starbucks in CyberHub the next morning and she was the most delightful personality ever. Sweet and elegant, she talked of her passion with vigour, from her ideals to writing poems. I left that conversation feeling uneasy though. She reminded me of what I wanted but also of what I was scared to lose in her. We continued to date for the next 6 months in a hush-hush manner to avoid any suspicion at AmEx. I had to start the process of getting my F1-visa for the US and when I told her about it she was extremely disheartened. In my heart, I knew that I wanted to spend the rest of my days with her and life without her was nothing but an empty void. She came with me to the US Consulate Office, and I don't know what got into me but I kissed her. I knew that I wanted her more than anything else. Decided not to give the Visa Interview and applied to ISB with my GRE score. Got into it and ended up becoming a Management Consultant in MBB. We got married in 2019 and welcomed our daughter into this world in 2021. I wonder what life would've been living in the US. But whatever it would be, it couldn't be better than being in her arms when we come back from work. Have faith. Everything will turn out to be okay. Trust the process

im a 2022 graduate. whenever i open linkedin , only see almost all my school or college or ex-colleagues moving to US or UK for masters, even those who barely got a btech degree with grace marks . not able to understand if it has become so easy to goto US/UK , or ot doesnt matters now as long as you have money... im a middle class person but seeing everyone going aborad, every night i start imagining the expenses needed ro go abroad myself..

There is this boy who I have liked so much. Sometimes I feel obsessed over him. Never really got a chance to confess and when on one date I decided to tell him.. He is moving abroad for MS. I was shatterd in that moment. He is gone now few days back and I am here having scenarios in my head that what if I would have told him. Don't even know if I am going to see him again. Life Sometimes get so unfair.

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.

I'm 27, I've got 3 years of experience. 2 pre mba as a software developer at a US MNC (financial sector) and then total 1 year experience post mba (top 5 bschool India) as a pm. I quit my job for 7 months post mba to pursue entrepreneurship with an accelerator. Due to recent experiences, I've kind of had it and want to explore opportunities abroad. I know the MS route is the most common but back then I couldn't have afforded it. So I got a master's here because I got a good bschool. Now I'm feeling I'm stuck here, so for anyone who's managed to successfully move abroad post mba in India. 1. How did you do it? (Except internal transfers) 2. How many yoe did you have post mba? 3. Did you take a hit in comp (PPP basis) I am currently making 33lpa fixed + 6-7 in bonus/esops etc. I don't speak any foreign languages. What are my options? Do I have any options?

It's for the people who stay away from their parents for work. How do you deal with this guilt of leaving your parents behind when they need you the most? Also, if you have done something regarding this, please mention.

Male, 32, married Combined CTC: 50 lakhs Working our way to making our corpus, but we are confused if we should move to any first world country like USA or UK, gulf countries OR continue in India Whats your opinion on moving abroad and starting afresh at this stage of like? Background: No loans Both working in product management Higher Education: done and dusted No kids, planning to have after 3 years or so Is India worth the social issues considering low cost of living Is moving abroad worth the risk of starting afresh, risking settled jobs and visa issues Help a fellow mate here ✌🏻

I don't know why Accenture do this but was really heartbroken at the moment. Now feeling bit okay and started the job hunt again but not finding suitable opportunity. Have tried referrals as well.