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This guy has been one of the very people who have inspired me for study abroad. I'm coming to ASU for Fall 2021, Brother.

Absolutely! A great video parth, I’m going for my masters this year and this series was really helpful. To add to this, The last point/part about speaking with alums/ current graduates made alot of sense. I see on a lot of Facebook groups where most of the people who haven’t ever studied in the US, end up making false claims about a university and their value solely because of the rankings which they’ve seen on google and this ends up making the applicant doubt himself and everything that he’s done to get into that school. I completely agree with your recommendation that its better to speak with people who are alums and are working in the US. Also, just to add a thought here- Listen to these people but don’t build up your mindset or path on what they say!

Been subscribed since early 2019 and not once have I regretted it! Thanks for all the information ✨

Most informative video for shortlisting. Thanks a ton

I really like how you actually mentioned about people not being too much sure in their first years because they're obviously loving it so much and not yet aware of the "reality". This is a really important aspect to care about before forming an opinion right after consulting with a "newbie". But obviously one could always discuss with them the employability and campus resource aspects in terms of their own (the 1st year's) research if they had done before landing there.

THIS TOPIC IS EXACTLY WHAT I REALLY WANTED. THANK YOU

Hey Parth, would love to see a similar video-based on Civil Engineering

Hey Parth, This is a really amazing and important video. Just that, would have loved if you could summarize or put the crux of the entire video in one last slide/snapshot for quick reference!

Thanks for the information provided . Keep up the good work Parth.

Very informative.. Thank you parth!

Hey Parth, please make a video on how you handled daily food patterns and what food you used to make and how you dealt with time and money in the process relevant to food

Your videos are a great help to many MS aspirants! Thank you so much! Keep up the good work! 😄🙌🏻💯

He is doing everything literally everything for students coming to us

Is was very helpful for me ! Thanks a ton 😊 and keep making more n more useful videos for us! Keep it up👍

Amazing amazing video thank you for making the really good content!

Was waiting for the new one since long Wow wow wow 🙌

Very informative video. Thanks a lot

Thank you for the great perspective.

Hey Parth, would love to watch some videos on MBA related content like gmat,fees,work-ex importance,etc

Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) isnot low-paying at all.. especially computer architecture grads, VLSI grads earn exactly the same as CS grads.. For mechanical, most go into robotics which too pays better (though as much as CS).. Although completely understandable, still it is sad that the Civil industry doesn't pay as much and people try to move to MIS/MSBA instead of civil just so they earn more after graduation.. Always pursue what you like guys, you will do better at what you love, trust me!