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I'm a parent of a computer engineering graduate. Should he pursue a Master's in Germany or Canada for better job prospects and career growth?

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Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Aug 07, 2024

Sushil Sukhwani is the founding director of the overseas education consultant firm, Edwise International. He has 31 years of experience in counselling students who have opted to study abroad in various countries, including the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. He is part of the board of directors at the American International Recruitment Council and an honorary committee member of the Australian Alumni Association. Sukhwani is an MBA graduate from Bond University, Australia. ... more
Asked by Anonymous - Jun 18, 2024Hindi
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Sir my son is completed his graduation incomputer eng. He wants that he will do master in computer science so he tried for master in Germany and Caneda so sir now this current situation where he will go so that after doing master he will easily get job and his future progress will be useful sir pls guide me

Ans: Hi. To begin with I want to congratulate your son on his graduation and I am glad to know that he wishes to continue his education abroad. Studying abroad is one of the best decisions a student can take when it comes to furthering their knowledge and getting themselves in the best position to succeed in this competetive world. Kudos to him for that!

In terms of choosing between Germany and Canada, both are great options for pursuing a Master’s in Computer Science Engineering and both countries have excellent courses and universities that cater to the same. For any further queries, please get in touch with us. We offer free counseling and have a team of expert counsellors specializing in Germany and Canada who can guide you through any concerns or questions you may have.

Our website- https://www.edwiseinternational.com/
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Dear Sushil ji, My son is doing Computer Science from VIT vellore and is 3rd Year Student. Please advise whether he should go abroad for the Masters and location whether Germany will be advisable . Kindly provide the input .
Ans: Hello Sanjay,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. Your son’s future ambitions, financial status, and personal choices, play a key role in deciding if he should travel overseas to pursue a Master’s degree in Computer Science, and if Germany is a favorable study destination. When deciding, take into account the following factors:
1. Career Objectives: Consider if your son has set career ambitions that can be accomplished by studying a master's degree abroad.

2. Academic Prowess: An exceptional academic record can enhance your son’s chances of getting into prominent foreign universities. Take into account his academic success in the program he is currently pursuing.

3. Financial Condition: Studying overseas can be a costly affair. Investigate your financial capacity and the costs related with studying in Germany or any other country. Look into the available scholarships, financial aid, and part-time work opportunities.

4. Choosing Programs and Universities: Conduct extensive study and pick programs and universities that resonate with your son’s educational and professional interests. Search universities that have robust Computer Science departments and research possibilities.

5. English Language Competency: Although there are a few English-taught courses, Germany mainly offers programs in the German language. You on studying in Germany or any other non-English-speaking country, make sure he possesses the required language abilities.

In addition, your son should get to know the visa and immigration prerequisites for the country he intends studying in. For instance, Germany has a fairly simple student visa procedure for international students. Enhanced networking possibilities are offered in the tech sector by some countries over others. Investigate the labor market and links your son can form during the duration of his Master’s course. Also, take into consideration if your son is ready for the societal and cultural changes that come with pursuing overseas education. This involves adjusting to a new setting, building friendships, and getting to know the local culture. Look into the available post-study employment opportunities in the country you have chosen to study in. Taking into account both, the cost of studying and the long-term professional advantages, consider the possible ROI (Return on Investment) of pursuing a master's degree overseas.

Owing to its exceptional system of education, research possibilities, and a friendly environment for international students, Germany can be a top option to pursue a Master's in Computer Science. To make an educated choice, carefully examine each factor and get in touch with career counselors and academic consultants. Your son should also examine particular programs and universities in Germany to make sure that match his objectives and interests.

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Mutual Funds, Financial Planning Expert - Answered on May 14, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - May 14, 2026Hindi
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Dear Sir, I am 40 years old presently working in a PSU Bank and my net salary is 1 lacs. I have been recently promoted and my net salary will now be 1.15 lacs. Presently i have following savings: PF: 20 lacs, NPS: 40 lacs, Mutual fund: 50 lacs, Stocks: 5 lacs along with liquid investment in Gold and Fixed Deposits of approx 10 lacs. i have a housing loan and EMI is 45000 and no other loans. Presently i have monthly SIP of Rs. 25000 across Large, MID, Small and Flexi Cap and i am investing through SIP since 2019. I have term plan of Rs. 1.50 crs. Mine and family is covered by health insurance from our Bank. I get lease accomodation and conveyance allowance from my bank. I have a son of 10 years and daughter of 2 years. I will continue the SIPs and my PF and NPS will also increase with time. Am i on the right path of financial acheivement and will my present savings able to match the requirement of child studies when they grow. Further as we are covered under NPS, we will not be getting pension and i need to manage after retiremenmt from my savings. with the present savings, what could be my total funds approximately during retirement and will i be able to get the SWP amount of Rs. 3 lacs per month post retirement.
Ans: You are on a very strong financial path. Your disciplined investing since 2019, increasing income, strong retirement accumulation through PF/NPS, and controlled liabilities show excellent long-term planning.

» Current Financial Position – Strong and Stable

PF + NPS itself is already substantial for age 40
Mutual fund corpus of Rs 50 lakh is a major positive
SIP discipline is excellent
Only one loan and manageable EMI
Term insurance is adequate

You have built a solid foundation for both retirement and children’s future.

» Child Education Planning

Son has around 8–10 years for higher studies
Daughter has long investment runway

Your current SIPs and accumulated corpus are likely to support education goals comfortably if:

SIPs continue consistently
SIP amount is increased gradually with salary hikes
Investments remain equity-oriented for long-term growth

You should ideally:

Increase SIP by 10% yearly
Keep child education investments separate mentally from retirement corpus

» Retirement Planning Without Pension
Since you are under NPS and may not receive traditional pension, your self-created corpus becomes very important.

Positives in your case:

Long investment horizon still available
Existing retirement assets already sizeable
Regular contributions from PF + NPS continue automatically

This creates a strong compounding advantage.

» Can You Achieve Rs 3 Lakh Monthly SWP?
Your target is ambitious but achievable if:

SIPs continue uninterrupted
Annual increase in investments happens
Equity allocation remains strong for next 15–20 years
Major lifestyle inflation is controlled

With your present trajectory, your retirement corpus can potentially become large enough to support a meaningful SWP post retirement.

However:

Rs 3 lakh future SWP should be viewed in inflation-adjusted terms
Future value of Rs 3 lakh after 20 years will not have same purchasing power as today

So focus should be on:

Growing corpus steadily
Maintaining inflation-beating returns

» Important Improvement Areas

Do not depend only on employer health insurance after retirement
Add a personal family floater health policy while still healthy
Maintain emergency fund separately from investments
Reduce direct stock exposure if monitoring is difficult

» Housing Loan Strategy

EMI is manageable for your income
No need for aggressive prepayment now
Continue balancing loan repayment and investments

Your equity investments over long periods may create better wealth than rushing to close low-interest home loan.

» Finally

You are already ahead of many investors in your age group
Your consistency is your biggest strength
Continue SIPs, increase yearly, and stay disciplined
Your current direction is favourable for children’s education and retirement independence

With proper asset allocation and long-term discipline, achieving a strong retirement corpus and sustainable SWP income looks realistic.

Best Regards,

K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

Chief Financial Planner,

www.holisticinvestment.in

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ramalingamcfp/

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Hello, I passed class 12 in 2025 from the CBSE Board with 6 subjects but I have got RT in one subject that is physics. I have passed in 5 subjects due to which I am considered passed so I registered for the 2025 improvement exam for physics but I was not able to attend it because my mother died on the same day due to cardiac arrest and my mental health also deteriorated with my physical health, but I still registered for the improvement exam that is held with the main board exam 2026, but I wasn't able to study properly for the exam due to the previously mentioned issues and I couldn't score passing marks in the improvement exam so I have that RT mark. Can I give one more attempt for the improvement exam in July with the other regular students? Can you also suggest degrees that I can do with just aggregate marks that do not have subject wise percentage requirements?
Ans: Yes, you can usually appear again for the CBSE compartment/improvement exam in Physics in the next eligible session (including July compartment exams if CBSE registration rules permit that year). However, it is strongly recommended to contact your school administration for more and updated information. CBSE always communicates with schools if there are any changes to the appearing/improvement criterion.

Meanwhile, you can still pursue many degrees based mainly on overall aggregate marks, such as BCA, BA, B.Com, BBA, BJMC, design, hotel management, animation, psychology, liberal arts, and many private-university courses, because several colleges do not require subject-wise marks if you meet the overall passing criteria.

Good luck.
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