Job Prospects in Ireland for Indians| Tips & Suggestions For New Comers| Irish Job Market In 2024

[@hiredavs]

Dear Momos_n_mood, I hope you're very well by the grace of God. I must say, Big Thanks for this classic video with all information. I'm also planning to apply jobs in IT....also having more than 8 years of experience. God Bless you & your family. Best regards, Rekhank Solanki.

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Your background looks great. You should definitely try your luck in Ireland. Thanks for watching our videos.

[@loukikmahadik7978]

I am glad I found this Channel, You guys are doing fantastics job by putting out reality only. I am experience professional with around 2.5 years of experience in Data Analytics domain. Can you tell me NCI is best option for Sept2025 Intake?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Thank you so much for this lovely comment. NCI is a good option. Only thing is that you will be studying with a lot of Indians so you won’t get any international exposure. If your motto is to get a job and degree is just a way to do it then NCI is affordable and good option.

[@nutansharma9937]

Really very nice 😊

[@ankitbhave1]

Great work shashank

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Thank you bro!

[@AmulyaRamakrishna]

Hi I am 2024 passout and I wanted purse master in cybersecurity and I even got offer from limrick for sep 2025 intake what is your suggestion

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Cybersecurity is a good domain to study with good prospects but there are very few graduate jobs in Cybersecurity domain. If I was you then I would have focused on getting experience related to Cybersecurity domain and then pursue this degree.

[@arunsharma2553]

Really really very informative

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Glad you liked it

[@visual-murmuring]

Any insights on market conditions of UK? Compared to Ireland. I have 4+ years of experience and thinking of pursuing masters in UK or Ireland.

[@Momos_n_Mood]

@@visual-murmuring UK has more companies than Ireland but economic condition of UK is worse than Ireland. What kind of course are you looking to pursue?

[@visual-murmuring]

​@@Momos_n_Mood Business Analytics. I have received offers from Galway, Warwick, Glasgow. Can you suggest which one should I go for?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

@ Warwick would be the choice if I had to go by quality of education but NUI Galway could be better option because it is much cheaper to study in Ireland and job prospects are somewhat similar or better in Ireland.

[@visual-murmuring]

@@Momos_n_Mood Got it. Thank you. These videos are very helpful. Do keep updating. 👍

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Sure. Thanks for watching.

[@zabbymemon4093]

Bro i got an offer from dbs in fintech. Though i don't have finance background. I have 2 years experience in compliance but not in finance or fintech related.

[@Momos_n_Mood]

I won’t advise you to take this course and specially DBS.

[@muskaanpahilajani8461]

Hi, I am 2022 passout , i got acceptance from ucd in csnl program, by the time i go i will complete 3 years of experience in salesforce development ( deloitte). is it right decision to go?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

if I was you then definitely I will take a chance. Your profile is good and it should help you for sure.

[@hardikrana5409]

Bhaiya i have a doubt , i am planning to pursue masters in English literature and i am confused between UK and Ireland . But UK seems much expensive . Should i consider Ireland worth the investment. I am not planning to stay in Ireland for long . Just for 2-3 years.

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Hi buddy. I am not sure if you will get any jobs related to your field after pursuing this course. It will be better to connect with alumni of the same course and get their feedback.

[@Vishwajeet-iv2lw]

Hey hii It was great video I am vishwajeet I have done my bachelor degree in hospitality management. Planning to do master in hospitality management. 1) how was the hospitality industry in Irland? 2) Job opportunities kaisi hai isme ? 3) after maste can I expect getting a job? 4) which is best country to do hospitality management UK or Irland?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Hi. Thank you for watching. Hospitality sector has jobs but getting a work permit is difficult. So you might secure a job and work for 2 years but getting work permit could be tricky job.

[@meenasharma1202]

Wow nicely explained

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@Throttle_Reaper]

Hi, what about Journalist and Public Relation Jobs in Ireland?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Hi. Not sure about that field. Its a niche for an Indian student to pursue this course. I am totally unaware of the situation in this domain.

[@anirudhsirikonda2601]

Bro what about job opportunities in IT industry's and what about carrier fairs in maynooth university?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

For graduates things are bit tight no matter which university you go to. Career fairs are just for networking purposes. It does not help you in securing the job.

[@viswanathreddy5876]

Hi, Right now i have 3 years of experience in pharmaceutical industry both in AR&D and QA .I'm planning for masters in Ireland for sep-25 .is that good choice.and it would be helpful if you can interview one person from pharmaceutical industry

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Yes its a good choice. I will try to do the interview if someone agrees.

[@rohanmehta892]

Hello! I’m considering pursuing an MSc in Finance or Business Analytics with a focus on Finance and Consulting. By next September (2025), I’ll have one year of work experience. I’m particularly interested in programs at UCD and TCD in Ireland, and at Nottingham, Hertfordshire, the University of West London, Glasgow, Warwick, and Surrey in the UK. Could you provide some insight into which of these universities might offer the best opportunities given the current job market conditions? lit bit confused about should i choose Ireland or UK for my masters???? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[@Momos_n_Mood]

It depends on what you want. Is your aim to study in a good university or secure a job after studying?

[@rohanmehta892]

@@Momos_n_Mood Actually Secure a good job after a Studying

[@punitgoswami2017]

@@rohanmehta892 hey i am considering the same courses, can we connect?

[@rohanmehta892]

@@punitgoswami2017 Yeah Sure

[@itihaskasafar]

What about Masters in Cloud Computing from National College of Ireland. Is it much risky to come without experience in IT field?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

In current atmosphere it is risky but I guess things will improve in coming years. There are very few graduate level IT jobs at present.

[@rajataellur6404]

Hi im planning for digital marketing course in Ireland i have around 2.5 yrs exp in india is this a good decision to study digital marketing now

[@Momos_n_Mood]

My advice would be to gain more technical expertise in this domain before you plan to move anywhere in Europe. The reason is that many EU, Irish people also study this so there are lesses chances to get a decent job. But if you can gain better skills before you move, then you will obviously be in a much better position to get a nice job.

[@arghadeeppaul7714]

How’s the market for business analytics course

[@Momos_n_Mood]

@@arghadeeppaul7714 Its neither too bad nor too good. All depends on your previous background and how good are your interpersonal/communication skills are.

[@sukritasharma3072]

Good job

[@PratitPrabhas]

Bro i want to study in ireland for bachelor's is it worth it ?i wanna study in stem related course .

[@Momos_n_Mood]

It is going to be too expensive and challenging buddy. Investing that much is quite risky.

[@PratitPrabhas]

@Momos_n_Mood so any country u suggest or should I complete my bachelor's in India only ?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

I believe India is the best option in current situation.

[@shubhamchougule615]

How’s the market for data analytics course

[@Momos_n_Mood]

It depends on how much experience have you got currently. If you have 3-4 years of experience then you can take a chance,

[@shweatnisha8965]

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[@shubhamrajput7781]

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[@anirudhsirikonda2601]

Hi how is Maynooth University? For post-graduate students

[@Momos_n_Mood]

@@anirudhsirikonda2601 It is a decent university. No issues with the university at all.

[@anirudhsirikonda2601]

@Momos_n_Mood thank you bro and what about job opportunities for IT companies? In maynooth university carrier fairs?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Career fairs are not so helpful. These fairs are just there to clarify the doubts that you might have regarding applications and gives an opportunity to build your network. Job opportunities are decent depending on your previous background. Usually people with more work experience have good chances of landing into jobs.

[@anirudhsirikonda2601]

Is ireland Universities accepts Duolingo?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

I think yes. I have heard some students have opted for Duolingo as their english proficiency test

[@aryankhandelwal5763]

What about masters in finance?

[@Momos_n_Mood]

How many years of experience do you hold?

[@aryankhandelwal5763]

@ im a fresher 🥲

[@Momos_n_Mood]

Its not worth it buddy. If you have good financial background and you want to come for exposure then its fine but I wouldn’t advise if you are considering education loan to fund your studies.

[@aryankhandelwal5763]

@@Momos_n_Mood i will keep that in mind bro