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Radhika Gupta, Managing Director and CEO of Edelweiss AML, said that she would no longer want to go back to America for extended to the US. He talked about Indian students studying in America and shared his experiences.
Radhika Gupta wrote in a post on LinkedIn, ‘I was lucky that I got a graduation in 2005, when the H-1B criteria were more favorable in the US, but during the financial crisis in 2008, the situation changed rapidly and many Indian students started feeling upset, lost and trapped.’
‘Dare, let’s go back now’
He said, ‘After the visa criteria in the US, some students returned home, while some decided to return to India even after a valid visa. Those who had a valid visa, they also returned to their homeland. Today, here we have achieved a lot of success with our hard work and dedication and now we are feeling bliss.
Gupta said, ‘She left America 20 years ago and if she still gets a chance, she will not go there herself.’ Encouraging Indian students living abroad, he said, “If you are currently in the American campus and feel disappointed, remember that if one door is closed then many more doors are opened.” Radhika said, ‘India of the year 2025 has now become more exciting than India of 2005. Dare, let’s go back now.
In 2006, AQR included in Capital Management
Let us know that Ms. Gupta, who was a student of Pennsylvania University and Wharton School, graduated in Computer Science Engineering and Economics in the year 2005. Before joining the AQR Capital Management in 2006, he worked as a business analyst at McInsey & Co..
After the increase in the H-1B visa duty implemented by US President Donald Trump, where visa holders had to pay a year fee of $ 10,000 $ 10, now the same fee has been increased to $ 1,00,000. To protect American jobs and ensure that only qualified employees are hired in America.
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