Nawanshahr, November 7 (Jatinderpal Singh Kaler):- Despite obtaining degrees in India, many students are unable to secure well-paid jobs and suitable employment opportunities to improve their standard of living and strengthen their families' financial position. In such circumstances, pursuing higher education abroad and exploring better employment opportunities has become the need of the hour for young people. These views were expressed by Praveen Arora, MD of Vision Immigration, while speaking to journalists.

He said that Australia, Canada, the UK, New Zealand and Germany are emerging as preferred destinations for young people seeking education and employment opportunities abroad. New opportunities for education and employment are becoming available to Indian students in these countries. Besides, several other European countries have also opened their doors to Indian youth. At present, students are exploring educational and employment opportunities in countries such as Cyprus, Germany, Georgia, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Latvia and Lithuania.

He stated that Germany is bringing new higher education opportunities for Indian students. Similarly, Cyprus offers better educational opportunities with comparatively lower investment. A 100 per cent visa success rate is being claimed for Indian students in Cyprus. After completing their studies, students can explore opportunities to earn between 1,500 and 2,500 euros per month, depending on their qualifications and available employment opportunities.

He further stated that Latvia and Lithuania also offer opportunities to obtain quality education on a lower budget. Meanwhile, female students pursuing nursing can find opportunities to earn up to Rs. 1 lakh per month in Dubai, compared to the opportunities available in India. In addition, better salary packages may also be available for healthcare workers in Malta.

He said that after completing Plus Two, students can pursue nursing in Georgia, while opportunities to study MBBS are available in China, Kazakhstan and Georgia. In particular, students who are unable to secure admission to medical colleges in India due to a low NEET rank can pursue MBBS abroad and fulfil their dream of becoming doctors.

He appealed to young people to obtain accurate information and choose a reliable institution before going abroad so that their future can be secured.