What is your plan after completing your studies abroad? Are you planning to stay there or return to India in Germany for a Master's?
It depends on your career goals and personal preferences.
Germany offers an 18-month Job Seeker Visa (post-study work visa/PSW) after your Master's, allowing you to stay and find a job related to your field. During this time, you can work in any job to support yourself. If you secure a relevant position, you can switch to a work permit or EU Blue Card, which can lead to permanent residency.
Returning to India with a German degree can also boost your career, as employers value international qualifications and experience.
Consider where you see the best opportunities for your professional growth.
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