I'm an SDE-2 with three yoe and I am planning to do masters probably in the US. I'm still in the deciding phase whether to leave my job and pursue masters or not.
The main aim of doing masters in US is to get a green card in the future. So, yes it is worth it.
The best part is if lucky you can get your green card and then if your return to India, even a person with mediocre knowledge will be paid big money in India.
Mediocre in US standards would mean top notch talent in India.
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