Since you are looking for experience, I can share mine. I have been trying for months and I can assure you that its not going to happen from outside the UK. Recruiters and employers are extremely cautious. I hardly get a response (mainly rejects) and I've been told by many recruiters that no matter ...

If you are getting a good job in the US, you should go there. Getting a good job in the UK is a pain and then the expenses go through the roof! My family members are in the US and make good money and especially good savings. You dont need to be a citizen or green card holder. As long as your visa is...

I guess we can add the consultants to avoid as well... Here's one: selectures.co.uk (www.selectureglobal.com) must be avoided. I have been looking out for some time and rejects are an expected part of the process; and yes I've got many. Here's a reject I got from them: "You dont meet any of our...

Fact No. 1 => Directly contacting employees will not help. Believe me, I'm veteran in it and have done it all. Not a single time any responsible employer has ever replied. Fact No. 2=> At least in UK the agencies are responsible and well regulated. Most of the jobs are filled via them and most of j...

This topic has been brought up in different ways and in specific case by case basis; so i thought that we could consolidate some info based on folks' experience... Please respond with information on any consultant that you found to be great in helping get a job in the UK. Also, please mention some a...

M.Tech from IIIT Bangalore is comparable to British Master's
B.E. from Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak is comparable to British Bachelor's standard

They were nice enough to compare my AISSCE (XII CBSE) which I had faxed in a panic! Ofcourse, thats comparable to British schooling as well..