Majority of the students chosing to study abroad have the intention to settle down there.I have seen in UK that the students just continue their enrollment in some or other low fee institutions and carry on full time jobs.There are some immigration flaws so it is possible at least in Uk.
foreign universities are defnetly better than indian universities. Like everyting else, foreign cars, foreign toys, foering salaries, forein movies, anything foreign is better than Indian. AS SIMPLE AS THAT.
The Gist of the discussion is that you should only go to reputed foreign universities. Only then it would add value to your education. There are thousand of crap universities in US, UK, Austrlia........Beware of them. Don't just enroll in a University just because you want to study abroad. This might affect your future. These crap Universities are not held in high esteem abroad. These days even in India the awareness has increased thanks to information boom and employers can easily diffrentiate between excelllent/good/decent and crap universities.
Universities in australia are treating Indian and chinese students as cash cows and are miliking them to the extent. No matter which university it is-if you are not having professional experience, you will end up in odd jobs. (whether it is CQU or Monash) Also at work place you will always be looked down by Blue eyed blonde people. If you are really serious about studies, try your luck in Indian universities.
I have done my Masters degree here, got the permament residency here, but cann't find a "decent" job in IT & T. and i have done my degree with distinction as well. So think many times before coming to Australia, cheers, Garry
RE:Studying in Australia
by on Jun 22, 2007 10:15 AM Permalink
I agree that. Foreign universities consider other nation students espically asians cos they get more fund from the government.
I did my bachelors degree in India and did a diploma in Business administration and also lots of computer related courses in the US. I feel one should experience the college life abroad as it is totally different from Indian colleges and univercity. One becomes more independent and takes responsiblity about her work at home and in school too. Here in India our children are spoilt as all the work at home is dont by maids and so when they go to America they take charge and become more responsible and do their own Laundry and dishes and keep the room clean. I didnt do any work in India but when i went to America I had to take the challenge and responsiblity and it changed me as a person. I wasnt lazy anymore and became more active and started planning my life too. Here kids are spoon fed and everything is taken care for them. I have 2 daughters and I would definatly would send them to America or any other country for their college.
RE:Studing in America
by on Jun 22, 2007 10:11 AM Permalink
For this issue, you dont have to send your kids to america. You can ask them do the house work here itself. You are fooling yourself madam. Your are trying to the same mistake what your parents did for you. I didnt deny the point you have mentioned that students have to explore diferent culture and life as it helps them to understand and adopt to the situation. But it turned out to be funny after reading your 2nd point and the final resolution :)
most of indian intellual in india are closed mind dictatedby their soclled govt syndrome,,now time has come to educate on practicle experience and create confidence and face the world sydrome,,foreign education are sure certificate to rich,, here every one is equal, whether he may m b a or engineer,, everyone has to work , most of people dont mind workding as dishwashing , truck driver or cleaner,, all work have very high creterion to perform,,good education doesnot bring status ,money,, most of people in western cournty dnot want to waste their time on acedemic ratheron practicle small vocational cources,, their university, college are empty , so they need asian student, if politician of these countries are strewd enough they can start these cources in their countries ,most of universities are ready to do in their countries,,the life is very tough campare to india standard, everyone has to work just for paying the mortage, rent and transport,, health sector is very expensive, god know some one feel sick on work permit,, seriously , he has to pay hafty amount to doctor or institute,, police traffic fines,penalities ,taxes are very high,, life full of glamour for initial years, with the passage of time , all people become the machine and live like robots that is westernised system,, work, pay the texes and work
RE:india has to learn the dignity of labour and work culture
by Janardhanan Sivaramakrishnan on Jun 24, 2007 03:36 PM Permalink
What? I am unable to make any sense out of this tirade, even after I tried to guess what the words (like 'intellual', 'soclled', 'practicle', 'creterion' ...) meant.
RE:india has to learn the dignity of labour and work culture
by joel hardy on Jun 24, 2007 05:48 PM Permalink
You got to be kidding me! As if it is out of nowhere everyone started conversing in good English. And for some, Bad english seems incognitive. Are you all on a one time ego trip or are you just plain old jerks? I understood everything Bhupinder tried to convery. And I have to say I concur to his thoughts.
RE:india has to learn the dignity of labour and work culture
by joel hardy on Jun 24, 2007 06:01 PM Permalink
And by the way, What the heck to do you mean by a Tirade? A tirade is long, violent, censorious speech. BS's speech is neither long, or censorious. So much for being a english professor,huh?
RE:india has to learn the dignity of labour and work culture
by Roshan R on Jun 22, 2007 10:02 AM Permalink
Another Oxford Educated!!! Its really a wonder that such people with lousy English skills manage to find a place in the university. Shows the quality of the Universities.
Education prepares one to hedge challenges in life and that could be possible if you have multi cultural and overseas knowledge, finally the world is becoming global village
