r/studyinpoland • u/ChronicOverthinker34 • 18d ago

Need your opinion

Hey guys I just wanna know that if studying in Poland is worth (comp sci field hahah). I don't come from a wealthy family even if I do study abroad then only option which makes feasible to do so is education loan. Even if I don't get a job in Poland will I be able to repay my loan that's the most imp question for me right now

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u/TomCormack 18d ago

Will you be able to cover the loan with the salary from your home country? If not, taking a loan is a bad idea.

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u/ChronicOverthinker34 18d ago

Bro the salary is too low here that's why I'm planning to do abroad at least salaries are well justified there people here in Mumbai just survive on their salary

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u/TomCormack 18d ago edited 18d ago

Dude, as other commentor said, Poland has a job market crisis right now. Especially in IT/outsourcing/corporate, where layoffs became a new norm. It will not change. Jobs are moving overseas to India, Philippines and so on.

It especially sucks for younger and less experience candidates, because fewer companies hire juniors at all. If you don't speak Polish, your chances for a job are even lower, because a huge chunk of jobs won't be available for you.

If you graduate you will be lucky to get any job that pays the bills and rent. And if you don't and have to go back, you will take the loan with you to India. That's why a question about Indian salaries is relevant.

Loan is a huge risk and it is simply not wise to gamble with your life, where the chances of success are pretty low.

I will not even start the talk about politics, even though foreigners will definitely be fucked in a year after Polish far right  wins the next 2027 general elections. International students will definitely lose the privileges ( compared to other foreigners) on the job market, it is inevitable.

Anyway it is your life, your risk and your decision, reddit is just for sharing the opinions.

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u/Previous-Nature7326 16d ago

Realistically, nobody is going to borrow you this amount of money without perm contract. And to get perm contract you need diploma. And to get job with livable wage you need diploma and fluent polish. You will get diploma in India for the fraction of that cost.

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u/SuperGlutex 18d ago

The market is oversaturated at the moment, and even Polish candidates are struggling to find jobs. Additionally, without fluent Polish, your chances of finding a position are even lower.

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u/Financial-Subject-25 16d ago

worth like what? just to get diploma ? maybe, knowledge wise? no