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@@YourMathsTeacher-5 I know its frustrating, but there’s nothing we can do expect for waiting. The system is kinda slow so there’s nothing much we can do

@@YourMathsTeacher-5 but I hope you get your visa soon. Let me know once you get it🤞

@@sakshamchhabra24 sure

@@sunshinevlogs9541 no this is a off campus accommodation named Point Campus

I am in MSc Management Consultancy at UCD

@@sakshamchhabra24Hi saksham my son will also be coming for the same course in August 2025. Is this the university accommodation where you are staying currently, or you have rented it on your own. I would definitely need some help and guidance from you on the accommodation, thank you for making these videos for us. All the best.

@ Hey, thank you for the question. I’m currently living in an off campus accommodation named Point Campus. I hope it helps

There’s already video on my page buddy :)

Thanx for replying and I would like to say that your videos are really informative ❤

It was from Amity Noida

I’m pursuing MSc management Consultancy from UCD

No I don’t have a work ex in the corporate environment. But I have been running my own company and plus I did my MBA before coming to Ireland. Yes work ex is really important to have before you move to Ireland. It’s gives you a better advantage, but at the same time I’ve seen freshers also getting placed in good companies. So it all depends on how active you are in your job search and how you can differentiate yourself from others in your field

Yes I would definitely suggest students to come for their masters at UCD, if they wanna persue any business related course, for any other course I’d say join Trinity

​@@sakshamchhabra24 I have got into UCD for masters in business analytics should I pursue it ? And is the job market good for this course ?

Tech is one of the booming industries at the moment right now. I’d highly recommend Trinity for tech related courses

Thanks for the offer buddy, but I already have a team

It’s Apple Cider Vinegar in hot water buddy😂 but nice guess 😂

Yes they have variety of such foods

One can never get used to it😂

Hi @krishandanushka1931! Thanks for watching and glad you found the video helpful! 😊 To answer your question: Yes, it’s possible to work a part-time job while having a full-time job in Ireland, as long as it doesn’t exceed the maximum working hours allowed under Irish labor laws (48 hours per week). However, make sure to check your employment contract for any restrictions and also manage your time carefully. Let me know if you have any other questions!

@sakshamchhabra24 thank brother for your prompt response....brother 48 hours means , including both fulltime and part-time hours ....right? And do I need to get another work permit for part time job ?

Any relying please ?

@@krishandanushka1931 Yes, the 48 hours include both full-time and part-time work hours combined. And no, you don’t need a separate work permit for a part-time job if you're already authorized to work under your current visa/work permit. Just make sure to stay within the 48-hour limit and comply with the conditions of your visa. Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@sakshamchhabra24 Bro..sorry to bother you, one last quiz.. but I heard, if we have critical skills employment permit (CSEP) or General Employment Permit, it is not allowed to work part time...only option to do more overtimes in full time job ....is it true ?

@@aanyapassi Thank you🤝😂

The relationship you have with chocolates scare me 🍫😂

@@bhavishyaaggarwal3523 It scares me too

@@Zen76543 please make sure to do follow ups and only submit your CVs to managers not to employees

I live in Host Point Campus, and it takes max 50 mins to reach Smurfit Business School from my accommodation

Hi @Tanmayislivee! It's great that you're planning ahead! 😊 You can absolutely start applying to universities now and mention that your IELTS test is scheduled for mid-January. Most universities offer conditional offers based on your pending IELTS score. The time they give to submit your score can vary, but generally, it’s a few weeks to a couple of months before the course start date. It's best to check with the specific university for their deadlines. Let me know if you need help with anything else!

Where did you check it?

Same here

Can we connect

Different for different courses, but on an avg. it is around 23k a year

Most of them are in the description of this video. but if you need anything in particular, you can message me on my Instagram

@@sakshamchhabra24 Okay Thanks!

Yes mee

🙌

@@AbdulRahman-iu6mh me too akhi

It is really difficult to cover it completely, but to some extent, yes

​@@sakshamchhabra24what about per year 10k euro?is it possible to stay Dublin and manage feees

Yeha

Did u get u r visa

@@shoebhoney4628 not yet waiting for decision

It is tough because the visa department normally takes 2-8 weeks to dispatch your visa