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It depends on the universities too. Some banks have internal list of universities and based on that they give interest rates. If you're going for collateral then SBI HDFC would be good. However compare all the options available

I completed my MSc Business Analytics in 2023. There were students in my batch who did 2nd Masters. Seems like you have some experience so it'll be handy.

It is recommended but yeah I try to do as much as I can

Try fitting most things in 1 - 1.5 page. Your format should be like 1. Your info 2. Summary 3. Technical skills 4. Education 5. Work experience/projects/ Internships 6. Certificates 7. Other achievements

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You can go with Stats as that would be required down the line. That would help you for building models and even deciding what models should you be using in the first place.

Just start making it. And be consistent with the posting frequency can be once a week or twice a month whatever. And with time you'll improve

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Yess I don't send them a fixed amount monthly but if they need anything I am able to manage it. But I feel you can send back atleast 20k INR easy.

@@tanmayeahh honestly 20k INR is too less for parents living in metropolitan cities :')

Yess actually what I have observed if you plan well you can pay it off back in 3 years right when you start part time. But majorly it'll be done once you get full time. So yeah after you get full time it'll be paid off within 2.5-3 years max. If planned properly

One of the best questions yaar. Tbh it's really tough to have the financial burden and all the uncertainty that comes along with moving to a completely new country. Even I had few moments of breakdown where I was getting rejected from companies was in a hectic part time but that's when my family. Especially my dad and my brother supported me to keep going.

What I've seen is you'll get a job if you keep trying actively. But the market favors the one with experience as they can easily meet the eligibility criteria for future visas after the stayback. But with that said I came as a fresher and got a job too. So it's really how hard you try. Watch my interview with Sanjana

Sure will do. Thanks for the support yar🤝

This is interesting Tarun who??

Yes you can pay in cash no issues

I'll try to bring in a guest from the similar field. Meanwhile you can use Linkedin to search for it.

I had a friend who was in Germany for Master's and was using Fintiba

@@tanmayeahh thank you 😊

I did not learn German as I am in Ireland it's a English speaking country

@@tanmayeahh okayy....can I work in ireland just after completing my master's in germany or first should I have to take experience in germany as well?

Heey Aditi yes it is practical might not be possible during university days as you're working part time but once you are working full time it is possible. A friend of mine managed to payoff 6L with part time in a year.

@@tanmayeahh That's great, thanks for the reply!

Heey bro so getting money from India to Irish bank it'll be a swift transfer be it AIB or Revolut the amount charged would be more or less the same. You can either do this one time or use your forex card. Take out cash and deposit in AIB this'll cost less. Check both options and go with the best one.

Thanks alot man this made my day ❤️

Will improve in the upcoming edits

So I got the internship after my exams ie May 2023 and convocation was in November 2023. And the internship got converted to full time after 6months when the internship was about to end. They liked my work and track record hence converted it into a full time role.

Arrey thanks man means alot.❤️

Yes bro you can study, you'll need a strong profile though check my podcast with Sanjana how she transitioned.

I took it myself as non collateral but my dad is guaranteer (co-applicant)

1. So the minimum wages in Ireland right now is €12.70/hr and you are legally allowed to work 20 hours and in a month you have four weeks so you can do the math it’s roughly around €900-1000. 2. Ya it's good but this is my opinion that if there's some minimum payment going every month I won't spend mindlessly. And make minimum payments towards the accumulated interest roughly 8-10k INR a month. 3. I mean ya you can do it but then your principal amount will keep going up and the compound interest will add onto it. Hence I feel if you have extra cash above 50k make the part payment. It's better again in the sense that if I have extra cash it might get spent so better I prefer I'll do the part payment.

Heey Naveen, so you can look for Master's in Computer Science, Data domain or cyber security. I feel these are the booming fields. But also do you own research too. London, Manchester, Nottingham have good universities also look aim for universities that are eligible for govt. Scholarships that would help.

Thanks bro. I did reply if you still have any queries you can dm me

It's a numbers and network thing. The more connections you make and the more applications you make the better probability of you getting a job

So when you start paying your EMI eg: 45,000 INR then most of it say 28,000 goes towards your interest and remaining amount goes towards your principal amount. So say if your loan is 25 Lacs and you paid your first EMI then your pay back amount becomes 24,85,000/- and not 24,55,000/-

Heey bro can you drop a dm on Instagram with the reference to this comment it'll be very big answer. Better we will have a talk about it.

Great! All the best for your journey ❤️

Yes you can

BA is more versatile course. You learn about Data analysis, ML and few bits about visualisation. So once you complete the course you get multiple job roles open.

@@tanmayeahh can you just make a video on the step by step process for Ireland it will be helpful

Will do surely

Bro not everyone understands hindi so keep it mix and this is my natural way of speaking will improve thanks❤️

I took for Master's. I believe it'll be same for Bachelors just the moratorium period would be more as well the loan amount would be huge. And the banks do provide upto 2Cr. This is assuming you asked for bachelor's abroad.

Look out for scholarships that would be really good option. As well as the loan amount sanction depends upon the university ranking if it's A, AA etc. Based on this the loan amount and interest rate is fixed

Exactly that's what keeps me going. I've taken the efforts to live this dream so won't give up due to small obstacles

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