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Hi. Humne 1 week pehle tickets krwayi thi. Hum Irish Ferries se gye the.

You are welcome. 🤗

I am not a big fan of Irish medical system partly because as an Indian access to healthcare has always been easy for me. In Ireland it is extremely difficult to get doctor consultation if you are seriously ill but maybe not in severe condition. You have to register to a GP and if you need to see a specialist then GP has to refer you.

I won’t advise you to take this course and specially DBS.

if I was you then definitely I will take a chance. Your profile is good and it should help you for sure.

Hi. Its Jacobs Law in Waterford. They do everything online.

​@Momos_n_Mood thank you for the information 😊

@ Happy to help. 🙂

Yes its a good choice. I will try to do the interview if someone agrees.

For graduates things are bit tight no matter which university you go to. Career fairs are just for networking purposes. It does not help you in securing the job.

@@anirudhsirikonda2601 It is a decent university. No issues with the university at all.

@Momos_n_Mood thank you bro and what about job opportunities for IT companies? In maynooth university carrier fairs?

@@ismatshaikh9766 Thank you so much for this lovely comment.

Hi buddy. I am not sure if you will get any jobs related to your field after pursuing this course. It will be better to connect with alumni of the same course and get their feedback.

I am not sure if you noticed but the whole video is in English with few bits and pieces in Hindi. Please watch the video again.

Hi. Not sure about that field. Its a niche for an Indian student to pursue this course. I am totally unaware of the situation in this domain.

Hey. Thank you so much for your feedback. I will definitely try to come up with more English content♥️ Keep loving and supporting. Much love to you♥️

@Momos_n_Mood thank you so much, really appreciate

Yes sure, Indians in Ireland is a very good group to connect with people. Also there is this group called accommodation in ireland where you can connect with people for any help regarding houses but also for any other queries if you have.

My advice would be to gain more technical expertise in this domain before you plan to move anywhere in Europe. The reason is that many EU, Irish people also study this so there are lesses chances to get a decent job. But if you can gain better skills before you move, then you will obviously be in a much better position to get a nice job.

Thank you bro!

In current atmosphere it is risky but I guess things will improve in coming years. There are very few graduate level IT jobs at present.

I think yes. I have heard some students have opted for Duolingo as their english proficiency test

How many years of experience do you hold?

@ im a fresher 🥲

Its not worth it buddy. If you have good financial background and you want to come for exposure then its fine but I wouldn’t advise if you are considering education loan to fund your studies.

@@Momos_n_Mood i will keep that in mind bro

Hi. Thank you for watching. Hospitality sector has jobs but getting a work permit is difficult. So you might secure a job and work for 2 years but getting work permit could be tricky job.

@@arghadeeppaul7714 Its neither too bad nor too good. All depends on your previous background and how good are your interpersonal/communication skills are.

It depends on what you want. Is your aim to study in a good university or secure a job after studying?

@@Momos_n_Mood Actually Secure a good job after a Studying

@@rohanmehta892 hey i am considering the same courses, can we connect?

@@punitgoswami2017 Yeah Sure

@@visual-murmuring UK has more companies than Ireland but economic condition of UK is worse than Ireland. What kind of course are you looking to pursue?

​@@Momos_n_Mood Business Analytics. I have received offers from Galway, Warwick, Glasgow. Can you suggest which one should I go for?

@ Warwick would be the choice if I had to go by quality of education but NUI Galway could be better option because it is much cheaper to study in Ireland and job prospects are somewhat similar or better in Ireland.

@@Momos_n_Mood Got it. Thank you. These videos are very helpful. Do keep updating. 👍

Sure. Thanks for watching.

It depends on how much experience have you got currently. If you have 3-4 years of experience then you can take a chance,

Thank you so much 🙂

Glad you liked it

Thank you so much ❤️

Where do you live?

Hi. It surely is a good place to study. What do you want to study?

All you can do is apply for jobs which are listed on LinkedIn or Indeed. If you have expertise in niche domain then your chances to land into a job can be higher.

Hi Priti. It is not advisable to study HR, Marketing kind of programs because there are plenty of Irish and Europeans who are studying this domain. Also number of jobs in these domains are also less. I might sound negative but I just want to give you my honest opinion.

@Momos_n_Mood Is this suggestion only for Ireland for all the European countries

@ Ireland or Europe both are facing similar issues when it comes to employment. All major economies are struggling.

@@briankean7153 Hi. I have been living in Ireland for last 8 years (approx)now. I came to Ireland when there was massive skill shortage in IT and other areas. I did not come here to take any local jobs, just moved like any other expat would in hope of better future but I worked very very hard to get to where I am today and my ethnicity never came into the picture because Ireland never made me feel that way. I hope that the negative sentiments can subside and we can all see humans for humans, and not Asian, EU, Africans, etc. I thank you for your wishes. Good luck 😊

With all due respect, why do you guys only comment this on videos of Indians? Or South Asians?. Why don't I see these type of comments on other videos?, people from EU are outsiders as well but you don't behave this way to them, why's that the case? Oh wait yeah, there are shit ton of racist people like you on the Internet, grow up man, Irealnd is certainly not full. Some parts may be worse than others, but it's definitely not as bad as you people claim it is, your media has ruined your minds, grow up man

Hi. Depending on location you can expect it to be anywhere between €475-650/month for accommodation, €50-75 for transport and €125-200 for groceries.

Thank you so much. It is very competitive domain because Europeans and Irish both study these domains in large numbers. So as a foreigner your chances are minimal. Also, pay in these fields is not great either. If you have 5-10 years of experience then things can be bit easy for you but if you are a fresher then it is not advisable to come to Ireland.

I am glad that you found it useful. Thanks a lot. It was Jacobs Law.

@@Momos_n_Mood Thanks

Sorry I did not get your request. What do you want to know?

@@Momos_n_Mood I need accommodation in Dublin could you provide please for 2 members

I cannot help sorry. You should join facebook groups which are specifically for accommodation.