Try for German or Italian Public University , you need a CGPA above 8.0 , get a scholarship   , If you get one you just need to show 10L as bank deposit to move there and do masters .

Software Engineer

Operations engineer

German public universities have little to no fee

Data engineer

Product management

Let me know too, currently in bachelor's (1st year)

Hey everyone,
I'm planning to pursue a master's degree in the USA or Europe but have a budget constraint of only 10 lakhs INR. I know it's a tight budget, but

Hey everyone,
I'm planning to pursue a master's degree in the USA or Europe but have a budget constraint of only 10 lakhs INR. I know it's a tight budget, but I'm determined to make it work. I would really appreciate any advice or insights from those who have been in a similar situation or have knowledge about affordable study options abroad or related scholarships.

How to Study a Master's in the USA/EU with a Budget of 10 Lakhs INR?

How to Study a Master's in the USA/EU with a Budget of 10 Lakhs INR?- Grapevine

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I am 22yo and just graduated from a tier 3 college with Btech degree. Currently placed in a startup as a Frontend Engineer CTC 7LPA remote. I am confused should I prepare for masters and do that or should I work hard in FE and switch after 1-2 year for better pay. 
And what one should do? Masters in Cs or MBA , I know both are different but still confused.

Confuses about Masters/Job

Frontend Engineer

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Considering a fresher who will need to do a masters abroad (MiM/Masters not MBA as it needs work ex) with a loan vs a fresher who will start working right after UG in Consulting or Finance
Considering the PPP, and also considering that it is a golden decade for India
How will it look for these two different routes? Would love to hear your opinion/suggestions

Where can one earn the most? India vs Abroad

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After reading replies in grapevine for dystopian policies, HR policies, work culture, companies to avoid(looks like all companies should be avoided), related questions I'm kind of regretting as I took the decision to stay back in India and not pursue masters abroad to live with my parents.

Given how pathetic the work culture is in almost all the startups(I'll go with 99.99%), politics and poor work life balance and living in a country where I don't get any tax benefits even after paying 30+% direct income tax, is it really worth living in this country anymore ? I'm feeling very sad, looks like I missed the opportunity to go abroad as I'm 25 now. Only my love towards my parents is holding me back since they both are around the age of 60 and I don't want to be the son who will make crores of money abroad and not be with them in case of any emergency. I'm don't want to leave them alone. Looks like there is no hope working in India. 😔

Is living in India worth it?

Backend engineer

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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?

What to do if your parents refused to fund your education(MS/MBA) abroad?

Software Developer

I agree inflation is everywhere, Recession is going on ,AI is here to help you increase your productivity or to eat some of the jobs too , Many Indian expats are returning to India , at the same time many of them are also giving up Indian citizenship, i know tech is booming in India but on the other hand we became the most populous country in the world , unless you are from top IITs Nits and iiits or top B-schools , it's very difficult to secure good headstart at entry level in such a competition, although in the long run experience matters but it's really difficult to secure good entry level jobs so what you will suggest:-

1.Keep on fighting in such a pool of applicants in govt job , other entry level jobs with Tier 1 candidates or in cat for tier 1 b schools(according to me tier 2 and tier 3 b-schools aren't worth the time and money) as a GEM

2. Go for masters abroad in a good university within 1 year or 2 , live frugally for 2-3 years there , earn good money , repay the education loan( if taken) , save for 8-10 years and then return to India to either diversify the sources or invest smartly

Just give your honest opinion

Hey everyone I’m a fresher with around 6 months of experience as a java developer in a start up! I was thinking about doing MS in USA, but not sure what course, How & When,  But I’m sure it’ll help me and my poor family to level up, and also I dont have any godfather or dearly relative to help with the required knowledge, thought this’ll be the better platform to ask my questions! How is it guys? Will it worth to spend 50L+ to study in US n get a job there? Whats the success rate? Will I be able to do it? Does it require more talent than it takes to do it in India? PS: I studied my BE, ISE at NIE Mysore(which is one of the very good colleges in Karnataka) I’m afraid that if I can do it! Will I ever be able to get a job in US!! Please help me guys with your detailed answers.
I’m planning to goto study around sep’24

Stdy MS in US or Continue in India?

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I'm a final year student at a tier-1 engineering college. I am looking to break into product management and have been looking for internships and full time opportunities for the last 5 months. I've had no luck so far, and my campus placements are not up to the mark this year so no luck there as well. I've done all the essentials for preparing for this role, like preparing for interviews, participating in product teardowns, working on a portfolio etc. I initially planned to work for a few years and do an MBA in the US but I'm seriously contemplating going for a master's degree now (maybe MiM in EU or some MS in software applications in the US). Looking for advice on what should be my next steps. 
PS: I'm not looking to do an MBA in India. If I go for a master's degree, I want to do it abroad.

Is this a good time to go for higher studies (in management or similar)?

I have been planning to go for masters and confused between masters in management at UK and European b Schools and masters in engineering management at us universities, which will be better considering that earning great money is top priority followed by living , saving , investing and come back to India in few years -Goal is product/consulting domain . Please tell me about the post  Recession opportunities as well guys 

As I researched USA is slightly expensive than UK and some visa norms are also there which leaves me in a dilemma , 
Top b schools in UK/Europe that I am aspiring
LBS
Insead
Hec Paris
ESSEC
Iese

Top engineering management programs that can
Be good  highly competitive and only worth the investment are:-
Dartmouth mem
Duke mem
Cornell mem
USC mem
John Hopkins mem
Purdue mem
Northwestern mem

USA vs UK/Europe

I'm a 24yo M, into frontend engineering making over 18LPA. I'm also working part time for a startup. 

I'm considering masters in the UK, US or Canada on the same order of priority.

my main reasons to even consider masters are the following
- meet people from different backgrounds
- get a better paying job with a work visa in a foreign country
- FOMO as a lot of people i know from college are now abroad studying/working

cons i see in this approach
- heavy on the finances
- economy isn't doing very well worldwide 
- job market is pretty bad rn
- i have everything here in India (family, friends, a well paying job)


my ideal case would be to get a visa sponsored job opportunity, but considering the economy and job market it seems impossible. 

would love to know opinions of some experienced folks or anyone who'd have some guidance for me. thanks.

need advice: should i consider a master's degree?

I have a shitty bachelor's degree from tier 2/3 college that has been a hindrance in getting good jobs. Need a master's degree but full time MBA seems wasteful and expensive, since I already understand the basics of business and have bootstrapped startups from scratch.

Are online MBA or master's programs any useful or helpful? Any recommendations? I'm on a budget, can't spend more than 5-10 lakhs.

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