India, Feb. 22 -- Young professionals often wonder whether studying abroad is worth the cost, especially when they are already earning well in India. For one techie, the decision to pursue a master's degree in the United States became a financial turning point rather than a burden.

His friend compared his savings before and after moving abroad, sharing his experience.

Abhishek Singh shared his friend's experience on X (formerly Twitter), describing how he worked in Bengaluru, earning around Rs.18 lakh per year.

After paying rent, supporting family expenses, and booking flights home, the friend could only save about Rs.3-4 lakh annually.

According to the post, Singh's friend moved to the United States for a two-year master's degree cos...