Hi Karan. My daughter (21 yo), is currently doing her BSC AI (honors) from an institute in India. She did her 11th and 12th in Commerce hence had to take BSC AI as she could not do BTech. NMIMS is shutting down this course from the next year as it is not getting good admissions numbers. Now we are in a fix. Their placement and intern is also not good (they are not helping there). With all the issues in US and the job market there, we are not keen in sending her to US for her masters. Is Australia or Finland (suggested by some of our friends) a good option to look at? or should she do 1-2 years of work here and then go in 2028 for the masters in US? Please help

Ans: Hello Stan,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. Congratulations to your daughter as she finishes her third year of a B.Tech. program! It's a wise choice to pursue an MS following graduation, and both Germany and the UK have top-notch higher education options. Her internship decision is based on a variety of criteria and personal preferences.

Gaining international experience through an internship in a foreign nation can be useful if your daughter intends to study abroad for her MS. This experience will not only boost her profile, but will also allow her to become acquainted with the work culture and professional environment in another country. Additionally, it may be a chance for her to network and create connections that can help her future professional chances.

Internships abroad, however, may provide unique difficulties, including visa restrictions, language problems, and cultural acculturation. If your daughter wishes to stay in India, she can think about pursuing an internship with a respectable company in her industry. She will be exposed to the industry while also gaining useful real-world experience. She can also look at employment prospects in India, which will advance her career.

The choice should ultimately be in line with your daughter's ambitions, long-term objectives, and circumstances. Researching the particular criteria and opportunities in Germany and the UK, speaking with academic advisors or career counselors, and taking into account various issues like cost, language ability, and potential future career paths may all be helpful for her.

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Ans: Hello,
Thank you for reaching out to us. Making the decision to go for further studies involves several considerations that could impact your daughter’s academic future. Here is what you can do:
1. Start by shortlisting the countries. Research the specific skills required.
2. Understand your daughter’s long-term goals. Understand if she wishes to work for specific roles or industries.
3. Compare the curriculum, faculty expertise, research facilities, and industry connections of the program she is considering.
Coming to the cost part, yes, you can take educational loans so as to cover the tuition fees. Additionally, there are grants provided by many NGOs, institutions, and the government for academically brilliant students. At the end, the decision to pursue a program abroad should be in alignment with your daughter's aspirations. Encourage her to seek advice from professors and alumni for a better understanding of how the studies go on abroad.

For any further queries, please get in touch with us. We have a team of expert counsellors who can guide you through any concerns or questions you may have.

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Ans: Education abroad is usually worth it if she plans to settle abroad and work out there in order to recover the cost. Else she can do Masters in BA in India. She can try for both and wherever she gets a better college she can take it up.

Ans: Hello Dr,

Firstly, thank you for contacting us. Given your daughter's goal of pursuing a master's degree abroad with the intention of securing a job, I would suggest countries like the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. These countries offer a range of prestigious master's programs in architecture and have vibrant job markets for graduates. Additionally, they have post-graduation work visa opportunities that could facilitate her transition from study to employment.

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Ans: Top 4 Countries (in order of preference):
1. USA
• Why? Best job market for cybersecurity, top-ranked universities (e.g. Carnegie Mellon, NYU, Georgia Tech), STEM OPT gives 3-year work visa
• Top Companies Hiring: Google, Microsoft, Deloitte, Cisco, Amazon
• Cost: ?40–60L (with scholarship options)
• Entry Tests: GRE (optional in many), TOEFL/IELTS

2. Germany
• Why? Low tuition or free in public universities, strong tech market, 18-month post-study work visa
• Universities: TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, Saarland University
• Cost: ?10–15L (living + minimal tuition)
• Language: Most courses in English, but basic German helps for jobs
3. Canada
• Why? Easier PR route, good tech industry in Toronto, Vancouver; co-op programs in universities
• Universities: University of Waterloo, Concordia, UBC
• Cost: ?25–35L
• Tests: IELTS required, GRE optional
4. UK
• Why? 2-year post-study work visa, fast 1-year Master’s, good industry links
• Universities: University of Southampton, UCL, Warwick
• Cost: ?25–40L
• Tests: IELTS