Hi Ashwini, hope you’re doing well! Congratulations on getting an offer, NCI is a good place for Data Analytics. A lot of my connections work in data but not sure whom to recommend. You should go on LinkedIn and use keywords Data and Dublin in search bar and you’ll find suitable potential connections. All the best!
Hey man love your videos!! Just wanted to know ,im planning for masters in project management and have a 4 years supply chain background in india!! Will it be a better choice and also guide wether it is counted in critical skill??
Thanks! 4 years of work-ex sounds good with Project Management masters and it is counted under critical skills, if not directly then you can make some tweaks in the Job Description for critical skills (not much of a deal, can be done easily). Just make sure that supply chain market is in good shape when you are coming, as even if you'll be getting a General Project Management degree, most probably you'll only find job in the industry of your previous work experience. All the best!
Hey bro, nice video. Please let me know if cloud computing is a better option as I got an offer from NCI MSc in Cloud Computing. I have around 2.7 years of experience in Cloud
Hey! Cloud computing is definitely a well appreciated field here, I would recommend going for it but as I said in the video, do as many projects possible and applying for as many jobs as possible. All the best!
Bhai linkedin pe search kia data analyst ki job, 25000 jobs agayi lekin most of the companies to immigrants ko hire hi nhi karne ko dekh rahi hoti hai because they don’t want to pay them 38k€ and go through the hassle of visa sponsorship, isse kam me locals mil jaenge and no visa sponsorship required either especially in case of fresher and people with 2-3 yrs of work experience. Ye linkedin search kaise job market ke bare me bata sakti hai, hume to immigrants ke pov se janna hai na
All you got is a fact, for most of the jobs companies are going to hire someone local for being free from the hassle visa sponsorship and salary thing. LinkedIn search is just for giving an estimate about how big a market is, example if there are only 2-3 thousand jobs for a role means that market is pretty bad in that area because for an estimate if we see that among the total jobs atleast for 20% they'll hire an immigrant then 20 percent of 2 thousand is 400 which is a pretty risky number. If the jobs for a role showing 15-20 thousand than 20% for that will be around 3-4k which is a considerable number which means that there are some chances in that industry. Companies also want to hire atleast 15-20% of their workforce from other countries to maintain cultural diversity. Hope you got the logic. All the best!
Hey can you give me and idea about the scope of Health psychology in Ireland. I am planning to pursue a Masters in Health psychology from Dublin Business school.
Hi Abhijit, I have very limited knowledge around healthcare industry, as per my info I won't recommend this course and especially DBS if you don't have 3-4 years of work-ex back in India. You should find people on LinkedIn who did this same program and have a chat with them. All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla Thankyou Vibhav for your valuable response. I have tried to find the graduates of this program but I failed to find them. I am already having a masters in industrial and organizational psychology and my prior experience of 1.5 years in HR field. I am also having safety and health related diploma and certificates. I wanted to resume my career in the psychology field and the program in DBS was the only available option for the Jan intake.
Hi, I'll be having 3 years of experience as a Business analyst in EY, by next year sept intake. I'm developing my skills and have proper hands on experience through my job and have a Btech in IT. Will it be worth to come for MS in business analytics then? (Since u didn't recommend 1-3 yrs of work experience people in your video)
Hey! If by healthcare you mean pharma and other medical equipments business then i would say market is definitely not in best shape but do have some scope, if you have good experience then you can consider. If you want to know about the hospital jobs like doctor and nurse then it would be a risk, I won't recommend it, do check out with people who are working in healthcare here, they might be able to give you a better answer. All the best!
Congratulations, TCD is an amazing place and computer science is a nice domain too, make sure to do a lot of solid projects and things might work out. Without experience, any degree will be a challenging situation so be prepared around that. All the best!
I am bpharm graduate planning for fall September 2025 intake in Msc in management/management consultant related courses in UCD or Trinity. What is the scope for me
Hi Chaitanya, easy answer would be that scope is not very great, hell lot of struggles but its still upto you and your approach, you'll need to compensate for the lack of work experiences with a lot of projects, GPA and certifications. If you want me to help in making your final decision then I would recommend scheduling an 1:1 call with me, link in description. All the best!
I personally won’t recommend coming here for marketing related programs as market is definitely not in best shape, finding a marketing roles especially for young professionals is very tricky. If you have good experience like 5-6 years in marketing then you might consider, if you come as a fresher or just with 1-3 yrs of workex then you’ll face hard time finding a job or endup working in some role other than marketing. Try talking to people on LinkediN who graduated from same program, they might be able to show a better picture. All the best!
Vaibhav Bhai, This is Rana Bilal from Punjab, Pakistan. I have to ask you an important question which requires your experience-based answer. I have been told that an "MBA" degree is preferable to an "LLM" degree in Ireland. I am a lawyer, I also have a study experience in business, so both are the best choices for me. Now tell me from your experience which degree should I choose for a better and brighter future in Ireland? "MBA" or "LLM"
Hi Rana, hope you're doing well! MBA is definitely preferable over an LLM, mainly for two reasons, if you do an LLM then you are bound to apply for only legal & compliance roles which are not really in abundance as per the current job market, it is obvious that laws in the two countries are different so just after the LLM you won't become the most favourable option for companies here. know someone who had 10+ years of amazing law experience from India but couldn't find a similar role here, and had to settle for Business Development roles. I would recommend going for an MBA. All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla Thank you for taking the time to explain it so thoroughly, brother! Your valuable insights have greatly helped me determine which degree will be most useful & beneficial for my future prospects in iRELAND.
Hi Abdul, hope you're doing well! Not really, they do have few case preparations, and you learn the required skills while the Client projects but no real case or case interview preparation. Most Irish companies don't take case interviews, they usually take competency-based interviews, and few might ask situation-based questions.
I’m coming in September intake to pursue Business Analytics from UCC Cork and I’m fresher what skills do I have to develop in order to compete for job in ireland 🇮🇪. It will be very helpful if you can guide me here as I have some months to prepare before I start my college ☺️ . Hope my message finds you and I get your response .
Congratulations on getting an offer! I have talked about in the video too, make sure to have required skills for the program, I guess Good Excel, basic SQL and some Power BI/Tableau. Other than technical skills make sure to learn few process tools like Business Process Mapping, drafting Business Requirement Document and Design specification Documents, Statistics and Agile Methodologies. All the best!
Hey! Culinary arts can be a considerable option but you should talk to someone who is in this specific industry as Culinary Arts, F&B are kind of a niche market. As per my experience I would recommend going to France or Switzerland. All the best!
I have offer from DBS..Is it good college to pursue MS IN Business analytics... Should i accept the offer...even i have experience of 6-7 years....DBS kaisa college hain
DBS is OK college, definitely not great and not much diversity but since you have good experience, you can consider as you'll only need to to give you post study work visa, you'll have to find jobs based on your Indian experience and with 6-7 years of work ex it is feasible, again it won't be very easy but with good experience it can workout, make sure to apply for each and everything, even for Grad Programmes, all the fight is for the first job, after you get some European experience then you can switch for good positions. All the best!
Physiotherapy can be a career but since it's not a wide field it's very very difficult to land a job, even if you have a lot of experience don't be assured that you'll find a job. All the best!
Hi Shreya, hope you're doing well! Surely you can don MSc Management with arts background, infact you can do it with any background but as per the job market situation I won't recommend it very much. Here degree can be compensated with skills, you can learn skills and tools used in management side of work but there is no replacement for experience, after few projects here you might have a little experience but it won't be solid enough to take a chance of 25-30 lakh investment. In conclusion I won't recommend coming here without minimum 2-3 years of work experience. All the best!
Hey! Cloud computing is definitely a well appreciated field here, I would recommend going for it but as I said in the video, do as many projects possible and applying for as many jobs as possible. All the best!
I don’t usually have enough time to compile all the information into short script and do a lot of cuts and editing. So I choose to simply put the camera and talk about the topic in details which leds to long videos, haha!
Hey! Yeah sure, ACCA will definitely helps but surely don't guarantees anything, as many certifications you can get is better, but surely ACCA is well appreciated one so it'll help.
I would recommend going for Part-time at Shopping Malls and Clothing stores like Dunnes and Pennys as there you won’t have to do Night shifts. But no worries if you couldn’t find there as you let your supervisor know your night shift concerns in any part-time job and they’ll consider. All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla in which job you can earn more here as a female for eg . Hair makeup nails boutique like which is more in trend could u make a special video on it and tag me
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Hello Vaibhav, I am coming for my Data Analytics post grad at NCI. Can you please get me in touch with some of your Data Analytics connects.
Hi Ashwini, hope you’re doing well!
Congratulations on getting an offer, NCI is a good place for Data Analytics. A lot of my connections work in data but not sure whom to recommend. You should go on LinkedIn and use keywords Data and Dublin in search bar and you’ll find suitable potential connections.
All the best!
Hey man love your videos!!
Just wanted to know ,im planning for masters in project management and have a 4 years supply chain background in india!!
Will it be a better choice and also guide wether it is counted in critical skill??
Thanks!
4 years of work-ex sounds good with Project Management masters and it is counted under critical skills, if not directly then you can make some tweaks in the Job Description for critical skills (not much of a deal, can be done easily).
Just make sure that supply chain market is in good shape when you are coming, as even if you'll be getting a General Project Management degree, most probably you'll only find job in the industry of your previous work experience.
All the best!
helllo sir, can u tell me which college is better for doing bachelors.. dbs or griffith.. or both of them are not good. Thank you.
Hey!! I won't recommend any of these for bachelors.
All the best!
Hey bro, nice video. Please let me know if cloud computing is a better option as I got an offer from NCI MSc in Cloud Computing. I have around 2.7 years of experience in Cloud
Hey!
Cloud computing is definitely a well appreciated field here, I would recommend going for it but as I said in the video, do as many projects possible and applying for as many jobs as possible.
All the best!
Hey bro Which intake r u going
@@saurabhchaudhari4919 September 2024, I will be moving there in August
Bhai linkedin pe search kia data analyst ki job, 25000 jobs agayi lekin most of the companies to immigrants ko hire hi nhi karne ko dekh rahi hoti hai because they don’t want to pay them 38k€ and go through the hassle of visa sponsorship, isse kam me locals mil jaenge and no visa sponsorship required either especially in case of fresher and people with 2-3 yrs of work experience. Ye linkedin search kaise job market ke bare me bata sakti hai, hume to immigrants ke pov se janna hai na
All you got is a fact, for most of the jobs companies are going to hire someone local for being free from the hassle visa sponsorship and salary thing. LinkedIn search is just for giving an estimate about how big a market is, example if there are only 2-3 thousand jobs for a role means that market is pretty bad in that area because for an estimate if we see that among the total jobs atleast for 20% they'll hire an immigrant then 20 percent of 2 thousand is 400 which is a pretty risky number. If the jobs for a role showing 15-20 thousand than 20% for that will be around 3-4k which is a considerable number which means that there are some chances in that industry. Companies also want to hire atleast 15-20% of their workforce from other countries to maintain cultural diversity. Hope you got the logic.
All the best!
Hey can you give me and idea about the scope of Health psychology in Ireland. I am planning to pursue a Masters in Health psychology from Dublin Business school.
Hi Abhijit, I have very limited knowledge around healthcare industry, as per my info I won't recommend this course and especially DBS if you don't have 3-4 years of work-ex back in India. You should find people on LinkedIn who did this same program and have a chat with them.
All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla Thankyou Vibhav for your valuable response. I have tried to find the graduates of this program but I failed to find them. I am already having a masters in industrial and organizational psychology and my prior experience of 1.5 years in HR field. I am also having safety and health related diploma and certificates.
I wanted to resume my career in the psychology field and the program in DBS was the only available option for the Jan intake.
Hi, I'll be having 3 years of experience as a Business analyst in EY, by next year sept intake. I'm developing my skills and have proper hands on experience through my job and have a Btech in IT. Will it be worth to come for MS in business analytics then? (Since u didn't recommend 1-3 yrs of work experience people in your video)
It won't be very easy for anyone but with your experience you should definitely go for it. All the best!
Bro.tell me about healthcare job opportunities in ireland
Hey!
If by healthcare you mean pharma and other medical equipments business then i would say market is definitely not in best shape but do have some scope, if you have good experience then you can consider. If you want to know about the hospital jobs like doctor and nurse then it would be a risk, I won't recommend it, do check out with people who are working in healthcare here, they might be able to give you a better answer.
All the best!
I have got admit into TCD for Computer Science. What are your thoughts about it.
Congratulations, TCD is an amazing place and computer science is a nice domain too, make sure to do a lot of solid projects and things might work out. Without experience, any degree will be a challenging situation so be prepared around that.
All the best!
I am bpharm graduate planning for fall September 2025 intake in Msc in management/management consultant related courses in UCD or Trinity. What is the scope for me
Hi Chaitanya, easy answer would be that scope is not very great, hell lot of struggles but its still upto you and your approach, you'll need to compensate for the lack of work experiences with a lot of projects, GPA and certifications.
If you want me to help in making your final decision then I would recommend scheduling an 1:1 call with me, link in description.
All the best!
Hi, I have received offer from UCD for Digital Marketing. What is the scope for this field?
I personally won’t recommend coming here for marketing related programs as market is definitely not in best shape, finding a marketing roles especially for young professionals is very tricky. If you have good experience like 5-6 years in marketing then you might consider, if you come as a fresher or just with 1-3 yrs of workex then you’ll face hard time finding a job or endup working in some role other than marketing.
Try talking to people on LinkediN who graduated from same program, they might be able to show a better picture.
All the best!
Vaibhav Bhai, This is Rana Bilal from Punjab, Pakistan. I have to ask you an important question which requires your experience-based answer. I have been told that an "MBA" degree is preferable to an "LLM" degree in Ireland. I am a lawyer, I also have a study experience in business, so both are the best choices for me. Now tell me from your experience which degree should I choose for a better and brighter future in Ireland? "MBA" or "LLM"
Hi Rana, hope you're doing well!
MBA is definitely preferable over an LLM, mainly for two reasons, if you do an LLM then you are bound to apply for only legal & compliance roles which are not really in abundance as per the current job market, it is obvious that laws in the two countries are different so just after the LLM you won't become the most favourable option for companies here. know someone who had 10+ years of amazing law experience from India but couldn't find a similar role here, and had to settle for Business Development roles. I would recommend going for an MBA.
All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla Thank you for taking the time to explain it so thoroughly, brother! Your valuable insights have greatly helped me determine which degree will be most useful & beneficial for my future prospects in iRELAND.
is case interview skills taught in program ?
Hi Abdul, hope you're doing well!
Not really, they do have few case preparations, and you learn the required skills while the Client projects but no real case or case interview preparation. Most Irish companies don't take case interviews, they usually take competency-based interviews, and few might ask situation-based questions.
I’m coming in September intake to pursue Business Analytics from UCC Cork and I’m fresher what skills do I have to develop in order to compete for job in ireland 🇮🇪. It will be very helpful if you can guide me here as I have some months to prepare before I start my college ☺️ . Hope my message finds you and I get your response .
Congratulations on getting an offer!
I have talked about in the video too, make sure to have required skills for the program, I guess Good Excel, basic SQL and some Power BI/Tableau. Other than technical skills make sure to learn few process tools like Business Process Mapping, drafting Business Requirement Document and Design specification Documents, Statistics and Agile Methodologies.
All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla thanks a lot for such generous support and advice on this topic and I’m happy to connect with you on this journey .
what about culinary arts opportunities ?
Hey! Culinary arts can be a considerable option but you should talk to someone who is in this specific industry as Culinary Arts, F&B are kind of a niche market. As per my experience I would recommend going to France or Switzerland.
All the best!
I have offer from DBS..Is it good college to pursue MS IN Business analytics... Should i accept the offer...even i have experience of 6-7 years....DBS kaisa college hain
DBS is OK college, definitely not great and not much diversity but since you have good experience, you can consider as you'll only need to to give you post study work visa, you'll have to find jobs based on your Indian experience and with 6-7 years of work ex it is feasible, again it won't be very easy but with good experience it can workout, make sure to apply for each and everything, even for Grad Programmes, all the fight is for the first job, after you get some European experience then you can switch for good positions.
All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla thanku
What about physiotherapy..?
Physiotherapy can be a career but since it's not a wide field it's very very difficult to land a job, even if you have a lot of experience don't be assured that you'll find a job.
All the best!
Kash ye video pehle dekhli hoti Ireland m galtiii😢
No worries!! Its never too late, take decisions according to situations and things will workout.
All the best!
Hi i am from arts background..can i do MSC management..will it be worth it..jobs and all..?
Hi Shreya, hope you're doing well!
Surely you can don MSc Management with arts background, infact you can do it with any background but as per the job market situation I won't recommend it very much. Here degree can be compensated with skills, you can learn skills and tools used in management side of work but there is no replacement for experience, after few projects here you might have a little experience but it won't be solid enough to take a chance of 25-30 lakh investment. In conclusion I won't recommend coming here without minimum 2-3 years of work experience.
All the best!
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Brother cloud computing mey how was the job market Brother 😢
Hey!
Cloud computing is definitely a well appreciated field here, I would recommend going for it but as I said in the video, do as many projects possible and applying for as many jobs as possible.
All the best!
Hello sir
itna long video kon dalta he
I don’t usually have enough time to compile all the information into short script and do a lot of cuts and editing. So I choose to simply put the camera and talk about the topic in details which leds to long videos, haha!
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I am coming as a fresher Msc in Business Analytics. Will doing ACCA along with it can make my profile job worthy for at least general employment visa
Hey!
Yeah sure, ACCA will definitely helps but surely don't guarantees anything, as many certifications you can get is better, but surely ACCA is well appreciated one so it'll help.
Best part time Jobs for females???????
I would recommend going for Part-time at Shopping Malls and Clothing stores like Dunnes and Pennys as there you won’t have to do Night shifts. But no worries if you couldn’t find there as you let your supervisor know your night shift concerns in any part-time job and they’ll consider.
All the best!
@@vaibhavkshukla in which job you can earn more here as a female for eg . Hair makeup nails boutique like which is more in trend could u make a special video on it and tag me