I think the main reason for Indians to study abroad is to get the hell out of this country. Probably true in the past too, seems more desperate now.
Unless you're in a startup here, where yr journey is the reward for which you'll reap benefits later, job scene in India is bleak.
Unless you're in a startup here, where yr journey is the reward for which you'll reap benefits later, job scene in India is bleak.
Ofc a very small fraction of Indians even get the opportunity to study abroad.
Most have no choice but to study in India.
And compete in a very tough job market.
Many will get only mediocre jobs, if at all.
The boom in India of the 1990s and 2000s seems well and truly behind us.
Most have no choice but to study in India.
And compete in a very tough job market.
Many will get only mediocre jobs, if at all.
The boom in India of the 1990s and 2000s seems well and truly behind us.
It is not that there won't be jobs in the future. There will be.
But the competition will be even more intense than today.
With each gen, competition only gets so much more.
Easiest was 1990s. Lots of jobs post liberalisation. And Y2K.
Lot of mediocrity got massively rewarded.
But the competition will be even more intense than today.
With each gen, competition only gets so much more.
Easiest was 1990s. Lots of jobs post liberalisation. And Y2K.
Lot of mediocrity got massively rewarded.
Do the math.
Every year how many enter the job market (less those who leave) vs how many jobs are created.
No wonder ppl want to get out and earn/live elsewhere.
Only a few can afford to, though.
Rest are stuck here.
Ofc good opportunity for moneyed BJP to use their services.
Every year how many enter the job market (less those who leave) vs how many jobs are created.
No wonder ppl want to get out and earn/live elsewhere.
Only a few can afford to, though.
Rest are stuck here.
Ofc good opportunity for moneyed BJP to use their services.
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