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This is a genuine & sincere question. Thanks for asking this. I will prepare a detailed video on this topic. At the same time I have clearly explained the parameters to be considered for an effective decision making on choosing where to study in this video. It shouldn't be based on rumors or blind opinions. Cornerstone - When we want to consult a doctor for a serious health problem, we all go for the advise of experts in that segment. Similarly take the advise of subject matter experts/successful people ( who got into good careers after studies ). Losers always have story of self-pity & excuses. Teachers ( sirmaaru ) might be experts in their fields, but how many of them knows about at least 5 countries on it's edu system, job markets, economies, future scope of multiple careers.

Reasonably good option if you are passionate in research.

@@Abhinn66 please mention the scope of part time availability in jelgava..

Sorry. I'm only dealing with student visas. Yes, Direct job visa is possible in most of the EU countries. But only 1% of the applicants have the required competencies to get it.

Glad it was helpful!

I'm sorry. This is not my domain. Please consult an immigration advisor for expert opinion

@@Abhinn66 thank you🙏

No. 1 year full time employment satisfying the conditions I explained in this video is mandatory.

T4 university according to me. If going for an extended masters or Pre-masters or else looking for a low budget university in London, then it's ok. Otherwise think & research twice before finalizing.

Overall it's a mid ranked university. Program is reasonably good & has excellent scope across the globe. Yes, there are ample job opportunities in UK although it's not very big. But on the good side, since it's a Niche area; the number of students opting for these type of programs are less. You have to put consistent & focused efforts even before the academic class commencement for getting into a good career. All the best.

Yes, Civil Engineering and related fields have excellent scope.

Yes, it's possible

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From the student's previous education institution and from the company he/she worked if the candidate has work experience.

50 - 60% in previous education is the minimum entry criteria depending on the universities.

Excellent University choice. Choose the program too wisely. Start building your profile from now on for launching an amazing career.

Direct entry is bit difficult. Need to check your profile to give exact suggestions. Feel free to connect us.

For Poland, getting the VFS appointment is not very easy. But it's not impossible. Early admission process can help overcome this to a good extend. There are also some 3rd party vendors who assists for this.

I believe social workers are in Green List. www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/preparing-a-visa-application/working-in-nz/qualifications-for-work/green-list-occupations Do a personal research

Just make sure your chosen program can lead to RN. For health sciences ranking doesn't matter.

Medical & healthcare programs have excellent job opportunities irrespective of the universities. Do make sure the chosen health segment program leads to the respective licensing if that's applicable. ULAN is good for health sciences programs. All the best.

@@Abhinn66thanks lot sir

Mid ranked, but the rankings & facilities has consistently improved in the last 3 years. Do a research in your area's subject wise rankings & the respective alumni.

Thanks for asking. But I'm not the right person to explain this topic.

For BSc nursing, make sure the program leads to RN. It doesn't really matter much about the institution.

Yes, its possible. For more details please connect us directly

issues with my mike. Will correct in the upcoming videos.

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This is one of the fastest growing fields across the globe. And because of the strategic location ie, the intersection of several important routes for the exchange of goods and services passes through Poland. Moreover the logistics industry is consistently growing at over 5% annually. Because of all these Poland is a fairly good option for your chosen program.

No

It's a T3/T4 university with plenty of Indian students. But for tourism & hospitality they have some valid accreditations. Compare the program of Bournemouth with Herts. Anyways building a career in this segment needs focused efforts.

Mid ranked and reasonably good university overall. Research on the job opportunities after graduating; if you found it good enough, go ahead.

Thanks for the suggestion. Will try to make it with respect to the courses. Because selection of university needs to be done on a case to case basis. One on One counseling is best suited for such cases.

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issues with my mike. Will correct in the upcoming videos. Thanks for the feedback.

Low ranked, but the fees is low.

@@Abhinn66 Northampton uni or chester eatha better?

Yes, opportunities are there in HR & other management fields. True, Only English language is required for English taught programs. You don't need Polish or any other language for english language programs.

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Not mandatory for applying to English taught programs.

I need to know more about you before giving any suggestions. Feel free to book a session with me. forms.gle/i2ZomALSUZmwuTVw6

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Finance, Business Analytics, Marketing etc are good options in Ireland. But a good student should consider own skills, passions, distant forte etc too for effective decision making. Most importantly start your preparations for fetching a high paying job from NOW.

Mid-ranked overall. Reasonably good option for your subject; but still not a T1 or T3. Since it's for bachelor degree, you should utilise the networking & internship opportunities to build a solid career.

Thanks for the suggestion. Yes, will prepare a detailed video.

Thanks

UG or PG ?

Pg

There are no specified age limits for masters in NZ. If the gap after the bachelors degree can be justified with proper work experience/other relevant docs, then age won't be constraint for the right candidate. However for visa considerations below 35 is suggested.

Some universities requires fees to be paid before the AIP ( Visa ). But it's not required for most of the universities in NZ. Therefore the best way is to follow the steps accordingly.

It's a T3/T4 university overall according to me. At a deeper level it depends on the faculty & program you are choosing. If you are looking for a low budget university in London, then it might be a good option. But as I explained in the UK Reality video; students from low ranked universities have to put more efforts to land in a good job.

For Nursing programs only thing to look for is the possibility of getting the Nurses registration after graduating. And rankings doesn't make a big difference. So make sure your prospective program & university could potentially lead to RN. Either directly mail to the university or else check with your consultant.