Jun 4, 2026 · 44 min · 11 segments
Artificial Intelligence is transforming careers, businesses, immigration trends, and the future of work faster than ever before.In this value-packed podcast, we sit down with Sriram Arumelli (Business…
Sriram ArumelliGuest
Anil BajpaiHost
So for example, when you started thinking about US, and if anyone at this time, if they need to start, and finding some of the universities, how the search looks like, what documents or the credentials they should already have or they should prepare for, and then they can aim for some of the universities.

From the time I applied to now, there is a shift in terms of the courses that universities are offering because of the landscape that is changing.

While we know that the master's program still remains the same, but the kind of courses that they're offering is changing rapidly because of the evolving AI and evolving interest in, uh, data side and lot of other stuff happening in the healthcare industry.

So if the person is sure on what they wanted to learn or what kind of skill they wanted to learn, they need to nitpick on those kind of universities offering that specific course.

For that, now we have, like, uh, Claude and ChatGPT and a lot of other stuff.

But back in those days, we used to do our own research, going to university website and trying to find out.

And, uh, most importantly, I would recommend people, uh, to look for universities that are offering at least some percentage of scholarship for them.

Because the reason I'm saying is if they're coming with a 50, 60 lakh, uh, of education loan to US and they're not able to find a job after completing master's in one year, the burden that they will have is extremely, extremely-

... high, and, uh, it puts them in pressure to just go in a job that they don't like also.

And second thing is look for universities that are offering at least some sort of scholarship.

And the third thing is-You have all your education documents, especially the bachelor's documents and everything ready in your hand so that you will not delay the application process.

I receive a lot of messages on LinkedIn, uh, from people aspiring to come to US saying that, "Hey, Sriram, we wanted to apply for University of Cincinnati.

Can you please give some insights?" So I suggest everyone need to do the, the research before applying for a university and the course that they're choosing to.

So you mentioned that it takes 50 to 60 lakh, uh, as an educational loan to study in US.

So for example, when you started thinking about US, and if anyone at this time, if they need to start, and finding some of the universities, how the search looks like, what documents or the credentials they should already have or they should prepare for, and then they can aim for some of the universities.

From the time I applied to now, there is a shift in terms of the courses that universities are offering because of the landscape that is changing.

While we know that the master's program still remains the same, but the kind of courses that they're offering is changing rapidly because of the evolving AI and evolving interest in, uh, data side and lot of other stuff happening in the healthcare industry.

So if the person is sure on what they wanted to learn or what kind of skill they wanted to learn, they need to nitpick on those kind of universities offering that specific course.

For that, now we have, like, uh, Claude and ChatGPT and a lot of other stuff.

But back in those days, we used to do our own research, going to university website and trying to find out.

And, uh, most importantly, I would recommend people, uh, to look for universities that are offering at least some percentage of scholarship for them.

Because the reason I'm saying is if they're coming with a 50, 60 lakh, uh, of education loan to US and they're not able to find a job after completing master's in one year, the burden that they will have is extremely, extremely-

... high, and, uh, it puts them in pressure to just go in a job that they don't like also.

And second thing is look for universities that are offering at least some sort of scholarship.

And the third thing is-You have all your education documents, especially the bachelor's documents and everything ready in your hand so that you will not delay the application process.

I receive a lot of messages on LinkedIn, uh, from people aspiring to come to US saying that, "Hey, Sriram, we wanted to apply for University of Cincinnati.

Can you please give some insights?" So I suggest everyone need to do the, the research before applying for a university and the course that they're choosing to.

So you mentioned that it takes 50 to 60 lakh, uh, as an educational loan to study in US.
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