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Know This Before Going Out Of India To Study Or Settle | Unfiltered Truth | The Pros & Cons
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
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I live in a non english speaking country of europe. Some of the positives I saw :
1)better work -life balance
2)better healthcare facilities
3)quality of life(food, air, water)
Some of the negatives:
1) Literally no househelp
2)lets say you buy something from ikea, you need to assemble it on your own
3)most important thing: language
I came here almost five years back on a spouse visa. I was super depressed initially for two weeks. fir ho gayi aadat. I took one step at a time. language seekha, job dhoondha, cfa level 1 kiya. Now I am more comfortable in a new language than in english. ghar ke kaam karne ki khushi hi alag hain. whenevr I go to india I feel main kisi aur se apna saaman uthwa rahi hoon. healthwise I improved a lot . Although I was an extremely talkative person , these days I am so happy being calm, read books. I have new hobbies and I meet people for conversations outside office. after I left india , I always feel I am not entitled and I should work on myself even if it is for a small thing.
Thank you for sharing your experience…
It’s these kind of comments that make this channel what it is 🙌🏻
Even i was planning to study abroad but then i also researched about the reality and found out Most of the people my age has a big FOMO and dilemma of society recognition and they don’t know all the reality’s of studying abroad or settling there like you mentioned Health care and purchase power ratio family or rent of city’s situation in job market ect most of them are influenced by social media and lot of consultancies also making money of it by selling people dreams i am not saying don’t go abroad to study just do you own research Every countries has its pros and cons think twice before taking a expensive bet !
Absolutely…nobody is saying don’t go but know what you’re getting into before taking the decision 🙌🏻
@@tanishka3338 my sister is working In UK and she told me if you earn 45- 55 k a month in india have a roof on top having dinner with your family seeing your cousins / friends can afford 2 vacations in a year life is still good !
@@harshgohil795010000% agree with her! Staying abroad has its perks but we need to be aware of the difficulties and also analyse is India really not advance yet ?
@@tanishka3338 i am currently studying for lvl 1 exams in august and i know that matured developed countries has slow growth compared to developing countries !
@@harshgohil7950 great use of the CFA knowledge 😂🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Hi Tanishka I Hope You Are Fine And Doing Great. I had i question if i am going to appear for may 2025 level 1 exam then should i buy schweser 2024 ? Or there could be changes made by institute in 2025 ?
Hello,
I am doing good and wish the same for you.
No significant changes are announced but I personally prefer to use the latest version.
2025 books should be available by August/September max
First comment! 💗
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Sry to disturb, i have a doubt.. Yesterday applied for *student* scholarship for the registration of cfa level1 exam for the feb 2025 session. I wanted to clarify if in case scholarship is not granted will i be eligible for early bird registration even after 09.07.25 being 09.07.25 the last date for early bird registration for feb 2025 session?..
I intend to sit for feb 2025 session only.
plz help maam
@@manassoni2703 yes Most likely you should get an early bird even if it’s not accepted because that’s that’s case for the other scholarships.
Having said that considering student scholarship is not that famous it will be better that you also drop a mail to the institute to confirm.
Hello di 👋
I am cfa lvl 1 candidate and my exam in nov any g guidance?
Hello Harsh,
All the best for your exam. My favourite tips are:-
1. Make sure you practise ethics almost everyday
2. Make a separate formula sheet for all subjects from now itself
3. Make sure your first reading is done very well (even if it takes longer) so that only one revision is enough
Hello dii
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