This video is so insightful !! It answered most of my doubts. I have been watching all your videos and you have really inspired me tbh. I am in a similar situation right now in india, and had the same thoughts running back of my head while making a choice for Germany. I think i got my answer. Thanks a lot for giving your example Shraddha :)

Being a native German I agree with you. Education should be seen not only as a financial investment. Studying widened my mental horizon, and my job allowed me to travel abroad for business. I wouldn't like to miss these opportunities to get to know foreign cultures.

I left India because I was sick of competing for every thing in life - school admissions, jobs, getting a seat on public transport etc. Also, when I was doing my undergrad and masters degrees, there were no good textbooks available for Mathematics. Computer Science text books were OK. I had to rely mainly on the notes that I was taking in the class. More than anything, the most important factors for me to leave were to live in a society that is safe for women, equality between sexes and that is my utmost priority even to this day. I also like the fact that I can learn whatever I want to learn at any age.

appreciate you being transparent!! ❤

Informative video great 👍 Work Life Balance and Satisfaction is very important..

A small correction, the payment of tax is not the basis for the unemployment insurance, but the additional statutory unemployment contributions. One of four statutory insurances, the other are health, pension and nurse care. Only the vocational accident insurance is paid by the emloyer only, the others are paid half by you and the other half by the employer.

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My inhand salary is 2.5 lakhs per month in India. However, I can migrate to Germany for lesser money.

Very informative video. 👏 thanks dear for your valuable information keep growing 👍 😘 😊

my advice is for all that if you are coming to abroad dont depend on income diversify your income so you can beat inflation

Nice information you gave ma'am ❤😊

To pay 42% taxes and not being able to take your parents there? Hell the fck no. Free education is a trap. Even if you make 100K a year, you get 55-60K only.

Hello Shraddha, I wanted to ask you have you learned the language?

Been following you for a long time. Your create realistic and honest content is what I admire you for!

Wasting time except for starving people. Any skilled foraign will be shut down by German priority. Even IT companies are terrible. HR is terribly useless, management is arrogant, people quit every day with scenes - only in Germany.

It completely depends on different people's perspective and choices .

What is the future of criminology in Germany ?

Ma'am what about job scenario...do people easily get the job like in renewable or electrical ms...

Thank you.

@shraddha for you it made sense to move as 7.5 lpa is very less in india. But please suggest about someone earning 75+ lpa in india, should they move to germany? profile- 10+ exp, top notch software development background, working in top software product company, have patents under the belt. Now suggest if the person should move

Mam admission in public or private universities what did you recommend?

Hi, I have 6.4 cgpa in my Graduation from India, can i study masters from public universities ?? 2-3 councillors said you are not eligible is it true ?

Do employers extend work visa for Indians? Can you please answer?

Can you make video on current German crisis,,,? No youtuber now talking about this crisis

Hey!! Shraddha di Recently I've cleared my 12th exams and I wanna study in Germany so please can you guide me step by step what I need to do to be able to study there, about exams, scholarships & expenses etc. Please guide me I don't know what to do

Thanks for your video..i have one question,you had experience in India. why don't you search the same job in germany as a part time..

Security of job is joke People from MNCs in Germany are getting fired in probation

Hi maam Please make a video on civil engineering and jobs open for civil engineering Or interview someone who is civil engineer in Germany and working in Germany 🇩🇪 as civil engineer . And other option for masters

hi . I have bachelors with 8.5 cgpa , 1.5 years experience in cloud technology , Done around 30 projects with respect to software tech integrated with cloud , also worked as freelancer in clg days , published 1 paper on nft's ,have german A2 Cert, have IELTS band 7.0 , is there any chance for me to get acceptance for masters if i applied ? Thanks for your time. Thanks in advance .

Hi shrddha, is it worth to move to Germany when having 16+ experience and job going well in lndia? Specially in this tough time of Germany,. Pl guide.

Bhai koi Germany jawe study base pe to ausbildung program se mujhe bhi bulalyo ...😅❤️

Yout saving you say 50 lakhs right?

Work-life balance You work 8-9 hrs a day, hut you need to handle chores of life, cook food, clean room, laundry, utensils it easily takes 2 hrs Hence the total becomes 11-12+ hrs In India you get help for everything, cooked food in mess in cheap rate In Germany it's not possible

Hey I have 18 LPA currently working in textile organization but have decided and coming to Germany soon for masters I hope i could earn more than this 😅

Being in oil n gas I don't think your statment is correct 😅

Have you got German PR?