Trump Impact on Indian Students : ప్రస్తుతం అమెరికాలో చదువుకోవడం చాలా కష్టంగా మారిందని ఉద్యోగం కోసం వెళ్లిన వాళ్లను వెనక్కి తిప్పి పంపిస్తున్నారనే వార్తలు వింటున్నాం. డొనాల్డ్ ట్రంప్ అధ్యక్షుడిగా బాధ్యతలు చేపట్టిన తర్వాత అక్కడ అక్రమంగా నివాసం ఉంటున్న వాళ్లను ప్రత్యేక విమానాల్లో వాళ్ల వాళ్ల దేశాలను పంపిస్తున్నారు. అందులో భారతీయులు కూడా ఉన్నారు. అమెరికా వెళ్లే యువత ఎలాంటి జాగ్రత్తలు తీసుకోవాలనే విషయాలను తెలుసుకోవడానికి జేఎన్టీయూ పూర్వ విద్యార్థుల సంఘం టెక్సాస్ అధ్యక్షుడు ఫని రాజ్కుమార్తో ఈటీవీ భారత్ ముఖాముఖి.
Category
🗞
NewsTranscript
00:00If you know a little bit about America, you will definitely learn about the situation there.
00:09After President Trump took office, there was a situation where some of the results did not come to anyone.
00:16He said that the United States has also been affected in various ways.
00:20We spoke to the Director of JNTU, Pani Rajkumar about the situation there.
00:34Sir, Namaskaram.
00:35Namaskaram.
00:36What are the current situations in America?
00:42The situation is good.
00:44There is no problem in the situation yesterday, the day before, and today.
00:47But the situation is that our children are walking there.
00:49They used to be a little lenient before, but now they have to be careful.
00:53Those rules have always been there.
00:54Now they are following them correctly.
00:56That's the only difference.
00:57What will be the fees there when you go to study M.Sc.?
01:03There is no difference in fees now and then.
01:05Here, based on our child's financial status, knowledge, levels, certificates, they choose.
01:12Which university to go to, which course to take.
01:15After that, according to the time there, their teachers, their professors will give about 10 hours per week.
01:22From the second year.
01:23To work.
01:24Mostly they work in the college or in the library.
01:28If we put it aside and do a separate job, the problems we are facing now are our children.
01:33Like you said, many people in America do a lot of part-time jobs while studying.
01:38They have to pay for their living expenses as well.
01:43But is there a suitable situation to do that?
01:46Now that Trump has come, there is no such situation.
01:49There is no leniency now.
01:50Very simple.
01:51We send our children to study.
01:52We know that.
01:53What is our income?
01:54How much do we take from the bank?
01:56Which college do we go to?
01:57How much does it cost per month?
01:58We know.
01:59We have to keep all that in mind and send our children there.
02:01After going there, joining a part-time job from the second year is difficult.
02:08Because of that, the children are not studying more.
02:10The income is decreasing.
02:11So compulsorily, my advice is that the children should concentrate on their studies.
02:15Until they finish their studies.
02:16After that, the government gives OPT.
02:18Optional Training.
02:19They can work in that.
02:20After that, we can apply their H1B for our workplace.
02:24We can go from there.
02:25Another thing is that the people who work there have to pay $13 per hour.
02:29According to the government.
02:30Students like this go to an orphanage.
02:32They get $5 or $6 and work there.
02:34They are working hard.
02:36But they are wasting their time.
02:37They are not studying more.
02:38So the parents should keep this in mind.
02:41Without putting more pressure on them.
02:43They should support their children until they finish their studies.
02:47Sir, if you want to give more jobs to the locals, Trump has announced it recently.
02:53But by doing so, will there be any inconvenience for those who come from other countries?
02:58Trump always says that America is number one.
03:00That is his slogan.
03:02Now, there is no need for them to bring Indians and Chinese to do small jobs.
03:06Many people can be found there.
03:08The main thing about Indians is that they are experts.
03:11Trump wants to take the experts.
03:14Trump says, you be experts and we will take you.
03:17What should we do to become experts?
03:19We have to try that.
03:20By going to small jobs.
03:22When you go to America from India for work or to study,
03:28what kind of precautions should be taken there?
03:32After Trump came, everything was documented systematically.
03:35100%
03:36No small thing can be an activity.
03:38After going there, you should study more.
03:41You should not do more attempts.
03:43You can do it in OPT.
03:44In a total process, no mistakes should be made.
03:48In America, there are a lot of agency companies.
03:52But after Trump came, without agency,
03:55he brought the regulations directly from the institution itself.
03:59Is it really happening?
04:01It is very difficult.
04:03It works as a model, but there should be an agency.
04:07They do a lot of manpower activities.
04:10Companies do not have that much time to do it.
04:12So, through agencies, there will be a major part in the job market.
04:17But you should not do it to get a job and create a bad experience.
04:22In America, there are people who want to go and settle there.
04:29But they are sent back.
04:32What do you say to such people?
04:34There are two types here.
04:35Going legally and going illegally.
04:37If Trump sends them back, they will go illegally.
04:39Without any documents.
04:42If you look at the news,
04:44they all come in from somewhere.
04:47Once they come in, it is very difficult to catch them.
04:50It is difficult to catch anyone who does criminal activities.
04:54It seems that 2-3 flights have come to those who have been sent back.
04:57The maximum people are those who have been caught there.
04:59Those who have committed a crime and have been caught.
05:02It is not difficult for them to go legally.
05:04Lastly, many people want to go to America.
05:08Regarding the current situation, what are your advice to those who come there?
05:12When you first think of studying, focus on your studies.
05:15You should forget this part.
05:17If we go up in studies, it will automatically take us up.
05:22Whether in jobs or interests.
05:24Our people come to study first.
05:26Then they take H1B for employment.
05:28H1B is 6 years.
05:303 plus 3 years.
05:31I heard that Trump is going to change it to 2 plus 2.
05:34If we apply for permanent residence there,
05:39we can stay there permanently.
05:44We can renew it every 3 years.
05:46It is called LPR.
05:48Legally Permanent Resident.
05:51It is called green card in our language.
05:54According to the current queue, they are giving 40-50 years for the green card.
05:5840-50 years.
05:59It is called EB2 and EB3.
06:04There is another visa called EB1.
06:07It is called External Ability.
06:09If you prove that you have a lot of knowledge and research,
06:13you will get the green card in one year.
06:17My advice to our children is,
06:21after completing MS, try for a job.
06:25If you don't get a job, don't worry about it.
06:28Immediately apply for a PhD.
06:31That PhD will be completed in 3 years.
06:34We are publishing research papers.
06:38We have to show our talent there.
06:41Within 3 years, we will get a PhD.
06:44Automatically, you can go for teaching in the same college.
06:48As a teaching assistant.
06:50If you do a PhD, there will be no cost.
06:53They will give us a stipend.
06:55That is how we think of going up.
06:57I can give them advice on how to apply for a green card.
07:04I also give mentoring on how to complete a PhD.
07:09We have a Whatsapp group.
07:11There is a Whatsapp group in the center.
07:13JNTU, Aluminum Association, USNSS.
07:16Everyone is there.
07:18I can give them guidelines on how to do a PhD.
07:23And how to apply for a green card.
07:26Thank you for the information, sir.
07:29If you want to go to America,
07:32you have to study there.
07:35If you want to do a PhD,
07:38you can do it as soon as possible.
07:41But don't waste time doing a part-time job.
07:44If you want to do a PhD,
07:47you have to study well.
07:50That is what Dr. Pani Rajkumar is saying.