Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Job Market Dries Up for Indian Master's Grads in the US
A tech influencer named Deedy says it might be hard for Indian students with Master's degrees in the US to get jobs.
More Indian students are coming to the US to study than before, with many studying computer science or engineering.
However, there aren't enough tech jobs available, and visas are becoming harder to get.
This means many students, especially those with little experience, may struggle to find work after graduating.
The influencer pointed out challenges of employment and immigration concerns in the US.
A tech influencer predicts many Indian students graduating with Master's degrees in the US may face job scarcity.
The number of Indian students pursuing Master's degrees in the US has tripled in the last five years.
Approximately 150,000 to 200,000 Indian students are expected to graduate in 2025.
Around 70% of students are studying Computer Science or Engineering.
Stricter visa regulations are making it harder for students to find jobs.
- Who
- Tech influencer 'Deedy' Das
- What
- Predicted many Indian students graduating with US Master's degrees may not find jobs.
- When
- As of September 1, 2025 (prediction)
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Due to increasing numbers of Indian students, reduced tech job availability, and stricter visa regulations.
- Source
- Social media post by tech influencer 'Deedy' Das
- Indian Master's Students in US
- ~300,000
- Increase in 5 Years
- Tripled
- Graduating Students in 2025
- ~150,000 to 200,000
- Primary Fields of Study
- Computer Science and Engineering (70%)
- Reason for Job Scarcity
- Insufficient Tech Jobs & Visa Restrictions
