Study Abroad

Don't go out because others are doing it. Don't stay here because others are saying that to you. Ask yourself where you are likely to feel comfortable. You have to ask yourself - Why and What's in it for yourself? If you are single, why you want to live abroad and what's in it for you in India? Write pros and cons of both and then choose. Answering this question gives you more narrow choice. If you are married, you need to discuss with your spouse and parents (if you care for them). Ask them if they can manage abroad, with you. If your salary does't help with finances abroad then you also have to convince wife to work. If she is of helpful type then yes, she'll take on that responsibility and then transition offshore won't exhaust you much. Go to the prospective country and spend few days over there. Find out how hard it is to live day-to-day and then decide if india is worth it. If you live abroad in countries like US, CA AU and UK then one of the following things are the benefits to you -
Better healthcare. Satisfactory responses on government. Services like police, roads, water, electricity and disaster management. Better lifestyle. No gender dominant laws, no caste discrimination etc. Mixture of cultures. Better IT and startup opportunities. If you live in India here are some of the benefits for you -
Indian Culture. You'll miss the festivals and other religious stuff even if you are not religious. Whether you like it or not, it's a gift that we are born into this culture. Good People. Yes, they exists and make living here worthwhile. Parents. Unless you plan on taking them with you. Specific type of Indian woman. Extremely rare but the one who adjusts, family caring and loving. Food. You can't find any restaurant or driveway food abroad having good taste like you GET on chaupati food.