Can a NRI get a job in India?

Well, its answer is pretty straightforward. Those who have not renounced their Indian citizenship and have its passport, they are eligible. They can have millions of career opportunities in India’s government sector, telecom, technology and manufacturing sectors.

Can I work in India after studying abroad?

Foreign students who do an undergraduate or post graduate degree in general areas like business, media or liberal arts do not have many job openings available to them. India, being the fastest growing large economy in the world, would seem to offer the best jobs opportunities for Indian graduates.

Is Indian work experience valued in Canada?

To answer your question put in subject of thread – yes India or any experience counts – it is treated as foreign experience ( as its outside Canada). For Canada experience you get additional points.

Should I Stay Back in the USA or come back to India?

Firstly there is no right or wrong path when it comes to staying back in the USA or coming back to India. It is an individual decision which needs to be taken keeping the following factors in mind. 1. How is your finances doing at the moment? What is the plan for clearing the education loan? How much savings are you targeting before heading back?

What do recruiters in India think when you come back to India?

Recruiters in India would surely be skeptical if you would tell them that you plan to come back to India. Partly the problem lies with candidates who apply for jobs back in India just to gauge their market value but are not serious about the move. Hence you need to think from a company standpoint and also a recruiter standpoint.

How hard is it to get a job in India with Masters?

Students take it for granted that having a master’s degree with 3 to 5 years of work experience makes it very easy for them to find jobs in India. But it is the other way round.

Is no news bad news when applying for jobs in India?

But rule of thumb is, no news is probably bad news. After you do get a job, don’t start comparing your salary, in the US, to India. That’s fatal and more so, pointless. Compare it with the Indian pay scales and see where it fits in your lifestyle.