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@@SinghInEngland ok thanks brother can you tell me which intake is better for part time jobs September or Jan or may intake which one you think is better jobs scenario us month easy rehta as compare to other

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Wow, thank you so much for the kind words! I’m really glad I could help you out. That’s what I’m here for-no fuss, just straightforward advice. If you have any more questions or need help with anything else, just let me know!

Hey man, thanks for the Support! With your experience and doing a Master’s in IBM, you’re in a pretty good spot. The job market can be a bit tough, but companies do sponsor visas “if they see potential.” keep networking, make your CV pop, and keep an eye out for openings.

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Hey! If you’re thinking about a Master’s in Environmental Engineering, a research-based program is great if you love diving deep into topics and maybe even considering a Ph.D. down the line. It’s also good for roles in academia or specialized research jobs. You can definitely get jobs in consultancy or project work with a research-based master’s. Employers value the analytical skills you’ll gain. But if you’re more into hands-on, practical experience, a coursework-based master’s might be a better fit. Think about what you enjoy and what kind of work you see yourself doing. Both paths can lead to great opportunities! Hope this helps!

Doing a research degree in the UK is a great opportunity! And It might be challenging, but if you're passionate about your subject, it can be a really rewarding experience.

​@@SinghInEnglandThank u for ur reply , I don't know each and every word in ur language. But I can understand it. Thank you for the explanation....❤

Same hi hai bro, masters wale sare courses ki kuch alag hota hai to phir university ke upr depend krta hai

@@SinghInEngland shukriya or bro kya india mai +2 kai baad paise de kr bachelor ki degree mil sakti hai??

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Hi there, congrats on getting accepted to LSBU for your MSc! As a new student in London, my advice would be to try to find affordable accommodation early, as the rental market can be competitive. Look into student housing options or shared flats to keep costs down. Regarding part-time work as a student in London, it can be challenging but not impossible. The job market is quite competitive, especially in central London, but there are opportunities available if you're proactive and have relevant skills. I'd recommend applying for jobs early and being flexible on location and hours. Start networking and building connections as well. The overall job market in London is still good, but has become more competitive in recent years due to high numbers of graduates and other professionals moving to the city. Having a strong degree, work experience, and specialized skills will be important to stand out. Let me know if you have any other questions!

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No worries bro phirse dilwa denge ghar ki bat hai 🤣

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If you get a call from the university, be calm and honest. If the plagiarism is significant, it’s better to accept it and show that you understand the mistake. I’d recommend talking to your professor, explaining your situation, and asking if a resit is possible. It’s important to show you’re willing to learn from this and do better next time.

@@SinghInEngland she gave a verbal warning this time and said to fill a form to accept an apology and i did that but she was cool so she said it's ok but don't do it next time but i am worried about dean's meeting now

@@krishnarang6004 don't worry, for that you can contact students union department they will help you prepare for meeting, also you can talk to your professor, email her she will guide you.

@@SinghInEngland i got first warning so am i suppose to worry

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Your background in Computing should still be valuable when applying for a Master’s in Information Technology, even if you’re currently working in healthcare. Universities often consider relevant academic qualifications along with work experience. It might help to highlight any tech-related skills or projects you’ve worked on in healthcare, as this shows versatility and continuous engagement with technology. But Yes, you can still go for it!!

I am doing MSc international business from University of Birmingham ranked 80th wanted to know that will I able to get skilled work visa and what’s the average salary one gets. And thanks for making such informative vedios

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Every other guy is doing this course!! Better do something else or gain more skillset, as uk job market is more experience and skill based.

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@@SinghInEngland I see lots of comments about plagiarism in your video If we can use paraphrase tools to avoid plagiarism then why they get higher plagiarism, mean what mistake they did in their assignments so I can not do that mistake because I am also coming in September 2024 , you talked lots students you know their mistakes pls please tell me bro 🙏.

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Hey! With your experience and an MSc from Birmingham, you’ve got a solid foundation. It might not be super easy, and you’ll have to try hard, but it’s definitely possible to get a job in the UK. Focus on networking, tailoring your CV to the UK market, and highlighting any international experience you have. You got this!

@@SinghInEngland do you have any recommendations which might help me tailoring my cv?

Hlo aapka result aaya same mere sath bhi houa mera b result nhi aaya psw ka bhi tension hai

@@Amandeepkaur-yk4um yes maine ab FLR kri hai apply city law valo se hi ab dobra resubmission ka chance milla hai

Glad to hear you've applied for the FLR and have a chance to resubmit. Work closely with the immigration lawyers to strengthen your case. Stay in communication with the university. Gather supporting evidence. Remain calm and persistent. Hoping you can resolve this issue and continue your studies.

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Can u please explain more like I did not got your point is it worth it or not ​@@SinghInEngland

Bro, I usually advise students to come to the UK for a master’s degree since it’s less expensive and generally better in terms of return on investment. The UK has changed a lot in recent years, so be prepared-studying, living, and finding a part-time job can be challenging now. Since you're vegetarian, be cautious when picking food from supermarkets; sometimes, products that look vegetarian, especially bakery items, might contain eggs or meat, so always check the ingredients. Meat tends to be cheaper, and vegetables can be expensive, so budget accordingly. If you're from a well-off background, you should be fine. Stay tuned and all the best!

@@SinghInEngland Thank You very much bro

For electrical engineering jobs in the UK, focus on gaining relevant internships and work experience during your studies. Tailor your CV to each role. The market is competitive, but your engineering degree and any hands-on experience will make you a strong candidate. Stay proactive in your job search.

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Between East London and South Wales, South Wales may be the better option on a tighter budget. The cost of living is generally lower in South Wales compared to London. As for job opportunities, it depends on your specific field, but South Wales has a decent job market, especially for engineering roles. I'd recommend considering the cost of living, access to transportation, and availability of roles that match your career goals when deciding between the two locations.

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Lincoln ka idea nahi hai bro, but overall yhi he jobs ka sbhi jagah thoda struggle hi hai, accommodation mil jaega 400 ke around

Achhi honi chahiye itni ki samne wale ko samajh kar cleary usse bat kar sko

Ms in cybersecurity is worth and wht about jobs after masters

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As an international student, Chester University could be a good option if you have the funding. It has a decent reputation, especially for computer science. The cost of living may be slightly lower than some other major cities in the UK. That said, the other universities you mentioned - Ulster, South Wales, and Middlesex - are also respectable options. I would encourage you to look closely at the specifics of each program, faculty, career support, and overall student experience. Since this is a big decision that could impact your life, I'd recommend reaching out to current students at each university if possible to get their honest feedback. This can help you get a better sense of the campus culture, support for international students, and job prospects after graduation. Ultimately, the "best" choice depends on your specific needs and priorities. But any of those programs could be a solid option if you have the necessary funding. Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@SinghInEngland hi, thanks for such honest and advice. I have chosen Northumbria University

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