@@CloudCompany-s8r 😂 yes

Sure. We are currently working on it and there are some other interesting projects lined up as well. I will post it once ready 🙂

I'm glad! ❤️

Thanks bro ❤️

Hi, feel free to message me on Instagram. We can discuss your situation there.

@@Amarnath2k2 Yes, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) is accredited by the Institute of Technology and Business (ITB) in Prague.

@@CzechItOutwithAniket k,what about the course my bro, International Trade and Business (masters).

@@Amarnath2k2 CZU's Faculty of Economics and Management offers this program with its own accreditation under Czech law, ensuring that it meets national and European standards for higher education.

@@CzechItOutwithAniket so it's a good course to do, no worries about the quality and future ( for higher studies and employment)

@@Amarnath2k2 Yes it is a good course and meets European standards. So, it will be acceptable during your employment. If it was helpful please do subscribe 🙂

12th Marksheet - Apostilled PCC Certificate - Apostilled 10th Marksheet - No need to Appostille Proof of Funds - No need to Appostille

Is this question related to the nostrification process or some other process?

@@CzechItOutwithAniket for legalisations of documents both nostrification and Visa submition

For Visa process, You only need the acceptance letter (no notarization, apostille, or translation if it's in Czech). For Nostrification process, You need to notarize and apostille your educational documents, and possibly translate them into Czech(If document is already in English, not needed). If you have any more doubts, feel free to insta message me.

@@CzechItOutwithAniket notarize means notary stamp from lawyer only no need of HRD stamp from regional office of my state

@@BetterSoul_ Yes notary stamp from lawyer. HRD attestation from regional office is not required.

It is a bit difficult to earn 25K per month. Usually experienced IT professionals can earn this much in part-time.

Language programs often have stricter regulations, so working extra hours can be difficult. Finding a job during the winter season might be challenging, so it's important to consider these factors as well.

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If you have the right skills, it won't be too difficult. Usually most job opportunities are available during the summer. To get more understanding on this topic you can watch my video on part-time jobs.

Hi Vasanth, Can you message me over instagram? I can guide you through the process.

Czech visa application process isn’t exactly a lottery, but because of high demand and limited capacity at consulates-especially for students-it can often feel unpredictable and frustrating. To improve your chances, it's important to apply as early as possible, stay well-prepared, and anticipate some delays along the way. Be cautious if anyone claims they can speed up the process, as this could be a scam. Feel free to insta message if you need any help. Don't forget to subscribe.

@@CzechItOutwithAniket what should be my expectations? if I apply how much time it can take? many people's classes started in September and they arrived in October and had to repeat the semester

@@DominosCharisma I’ve noticed that for most people, it takes up to 45-60 days to get a visa after the interview. If you’ve already completed your interview, I’d suggest doing your classes online, if possible.

@@CzechItOutwithAniket thanks Aniket for answering back but last 2 questions what are the chances for an Indian citizen to get into student rezim program in terms of percentages (and expected time range) Sorry but I am a Math Student 😅? U said most of the people get it in 45-60 days what are thee estimated percentages (for eg; 60-70% or anything else)?

@@DominosCharisma As I understand, your university has applied for the Student Režim program on your behalf, and you want to know about its success rates. Based on my experience, the Student Režim program's success rates are generally higher than the regular visa process. Most visa rejections happen because of three main reasons: 1. Incomplete or inaccurate documents 2. Not enough funds 3. Delays in submitting forms In the Student Režim program, as long as these things are done correctly, the chances of success are higher(around 95 percent). If you have further questions feel free to ask over Instagram message. I am happy to help you.

Ping me over the instagram. We can discuss this over there.

Hi, I am glad you liked the video. In which stream you are looking for a job? If you want, feel free to connect on my Insta. I will be happy to help you.

@@CzechItOutwithAniket Thanx Ankit bhaiya for such support it means a lot mee. 💜 Actually I am thinking of doing my bachelor's in Czechia so that's why I would want any part time job after coming there. If it is possible please can you rate how difficult it is to get a part time job there for my living expenses between 1-10 points.

If you are applying for bachelors. You can apply for jobs in the university, local shops, Indian/Pakistani shops and restaurants, hotels, as a receptionist, etc. I know few people who are doing bachelors and working at the same time. If you want you can apply to some internships as well. During summer I don't think so it will be difficult to find a job. If you need any more help, feel free to message on my insta. If you like this video please make sure subscribe the channel.

Stay tuned for next video. I will be explaining all in detail.

Sure. New Video is coming on every Friday. Stay tuned.