Confused about pursuing my Master's in the UK - Should I go or stay in India?

Ans: Hello. Thank you for contacting us. I am glad to know that you want to pursue a master’s overseas. However, it is advised to decide on the right program and university that aligns with your interests and that which would have an impact on your future.
1. Start by researching both programs thoroughly to make sure that the program is appropriate for you. Also, look into the various specialisations that the program has to offer.

2. Research and read well about the university. The research should include rankings, the expertise of faculty members, work opportunities, demand for program in the market, etc.

3. Compare the tuition fees of both program from both universities, the diverse specialisations, flexibility, support system, and benefits.

4. Consider the location of the university and the overall cost of living in the city.

5. Make sure you know the pros and cons of each option and align them with your personal preferences. At the end, choose the course that aligns well with your academic and career aspirations.

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Ans: Check out the job opportunities in UK before you take up the course. There are other European countries where you can do post graduation in. Compare them and then decide.

Ans: Hi....Dear Srinivasan
Pursuing a master's degree in the UK can be an excellent choice for your daughter, especially with her background in architecture from Anna University, Chennai. The UK is home to some of the world's leading architecture schools, offering specialized programs that can provide her with advanced skills, global exposure, and opportunities to work with renowned professionals in the field. Moreover, UK universities emphasize practical experience and innovative design, which can significantly enhance her portfolio and career prospects.

However, it's essential to consider factors such as the current economic climate, visa regulations, and post-study work opportunities. The UK offers a Graduate Route visa, allowing international students to stay and work for up to two years after completing their degree, which can be advantageous. Additionally, the architectural industry in the UK is robust, with a strong demand for skilled professionals, particularly in sustainable design and urban planning. Ensuring that her chosen program aligns with her career goals and offers pathways for professional growth will be crucial in making this decision.

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Ans: Hi...If your son wishes to stay in the UK, pursuing a master's degree there could enhance his qualifications, making him more competitive for roles that do hire international graduates. However, returning to India for IT experience might offer more immediate job opportunities, industry exposure, and networking, which could also strengthen his profile for future global opportunities. The decision should align with his career goals and preferences for location and specialization.

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Ans: Hi....Yes, you can pursue a master's degree overseas even after completing your BTech in 2018 and MTech in 2021, despite being over 30 and having family responsibilities. Many universities welcome mature students who bring valuable work experience, like your role as an assistant engineer, to their programs. However, considering the high cost of study, around 40 lakhs, along with concerns about job prospects and economic uncertainty, it's crucial to choose a country that balances affordability, quality education, and job opportunities. Countries like Germany and Canada offer excellent education in engineering and technology fields, often at a lower cost than the US or UK, and provide a stable job market with a relatively strong focus on international graduates. Another good option can be New Zealand always ready to welcome mature students with work experience. Also you can accompany your wife and kid with you. Dependents can work full time and kids can enjoy free education with PR opportunities if you select course listed in Green shortage list. Changing fields is possible, but it may require additional prerequisite courses or relevant experience; choosing a related field that builds on your existing skills could also enhance job prospects.

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