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HOW STUDY IN USA SHAPED THE DESTINIES OF INDIAN ACHIEVERS

How Study in USA Shaped the Destinies of Indian Achievers

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The heights by great men, reached and kept was not attained by sudden flight, but they when their companions slept were toiling upwards in the night Wordsworth.

While the poet Wordsworth firmly believed that burning the midnight oil is the sure way to attain the heights of success, Indians seem to have a different trick up their sleeves.

Whenever you see an Indian who is at the helm of a top multinational company, like Satya Nadella of Microsoft or Indra Nooyi of Pepsi Co and read through their life before they achieve the heights of success, you are almost certain to see that they have been beneficiaries of the US immigration system.

Let s take a look at a few Indians who have used the United States as their springboard to success.

1. Indra Nooyi

Indra Nooyi, who has been dubbed as the second most powerful woman in the world, has been making Indians proud ever since she got to the helm of PepsiCo Company. Indra Nooyi is currently worth more than $150 Million.

Her journey to greatness began with her stint at Yale school of management after completing her MBA from the Indian Institute of Management -Calcutta. Her time in the United states helped her to gain the international experience, necessary for taking on a role that made her a global phenomenon.

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2. Satya Nadella

Satya Nadella stepped in as Microsoft CEO, after the stepping down of Steve Balmer. Nadella who has been an employee of Microsoft from 1992 was born in Hyderabad and completed his graduation from Manipal university.

He then went on to study in USA, completing his graduation at the University of Wisconsin, where he studies computer science and MBA from the Chicago Booth School.

His time in the US was one of the significant factors that can be attributed to his reaching the heights of success at such a young age.

3. Sunder Pichai

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, is another of the famous Indian tech leaders who have spent fruitful years in the United States. Born in Chennai in the 1972, Sundar was educated at IIT Kharagpur in India, before moving to study in USA at Stanford. He started working at Google and took over the helm of the company from co-founder Larry page.

4. Ajit Jain

Ajit Jain, who completed his MBA from the famous and prestigious Harvard Business School, is slated to become one of the most successful CEO's of Berkshire Hathaway in 1985 and is known to be one of the most powerful people in the world of insurance and finance.

He has earned high praise from none other than Warren Buffet himself, who has praised him for raising the most amount of money for the company.

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5. Kalpana Chawla

Kalpana Chawla is fondly remembered as the lady who inspired thousands of young girls to take up an education in STEM. She was born in India and completed her education from Punjab engineering college in India, before going on to study in USA at the University of Texas.

Her success in the aeronautics world was sadly cut short with her death in the Columbia space shuttle crash, but she continues to inspire young scientists all over the world.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

The common notion is that foreign universities are expensive, although with scholarships this is an exaggerated issue. What many fail to consider are time and effort. Studying in an Indian college leads to a lower average salary than earned by our western counterparts. This salary sets the tone for all future promotions since companies often look at your previous salaries during compensation appraisals. Additionally, most senior positions tend to be scooped up by individuals who have an international outlook through global exposure.  Finally, studying in a foreign country is an incredible learning experience helping students get a better academic as well as soft skill development.

Canada has been one of the market leaders in education for decades. However, what currently sets Maple Country apart is immigration. Canada is wholeheartedly inviting students to study in their universities to fill job vacancies that are always growing in the country. Students who study in Canada (especially a Master’s Degree) are practically assured of a Permanent Residency Visa.

A good score doesn’t automatically qualify a candidate for a scholarship, however, it is one of the primary factors that the admissions department looks for in a scholarship application. There are other attributes such as a candidate’s academics, extra-curricular, financial background, and application essays (SOPs).

We get this question a lot. Many candidates know which career path they want to take, but are at a loss for how to take that journey. Understanding the job role and the industry that you want to get into is the first step to picking the right university.

Carefully consider the immigration options of the country that the university that you are considering is in. This is more important when you intend to stay back in the country after the completion of your course.

Also, review the placement history of the university as well.

The first step is to list your preferences. By listing your preferences and strengths, describe your course of preference. Extensive research on the modules, software and its length for your preferred subject is necessary.

 




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