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Non collàteral loàn without a co applicant is that possible?

We can pick the sim at the airport as well?

Thank you so much. This is gold.

Hi Tanmay, This is a very informative video that you have put up. However, just to know if it's the same in the case of an employee who started working since March 2024.

@tanmayeah .. Would you like to suggest any banks for student loan for fast processing and not putting student into any surprise problem. Would you suggest?

I have around 6years of experience and have a offer letter from NCI, Ireland for MSc in Cybersecurity. Is it a good idea to take up this college? Kindly provide some feedbacks and it will be helpful. Thanks in advance!!

Aapko loan pay off karne pe kitna time lage . I am asking this because i got an admit from DCU for data analytics and cost is going to 30 lacs . 18600 euros as tution fees and 12000 euros as cost of living .

Bhai Hindi me banaya Karo agar puri audience India se hai

Hey bro I am an aspiring business analyst I will br having 2 years of full time experience and 6 months of internship experience in sept Can you suggest what skills I should build on? Also if you could share your resume and cover letter with us😅🥂

Very Informative 👍

Hi, Im an international student of 2024, i have been working partime for a year? will i be eligible for tac return? thank you

I am student of September 2024 intake. So I can claim my tuition fees now or have to wait. And the video is confusing that you are saying limit upto 800 euros we have to pay I didn’t got that

Hi bro please make a video on those bank who provides loan at less interest rate please please

Great video. I tried to claim rental tax credit since middle of the year. Now I am filling the liability form and it brought it back. Its showing Gross relief due: 5,000 and then Tax credits Increased by: 1000, what does the 5,000 means, I believe something is wrong because I am only eligible for 1,000

Can we claim 2022 tution fees for 2024 return?

Hey man I had a thing now which scared me a litlle. I did Rent tax for 2024 in may 2024. I had during the year rent tax credit 2000 for married couple. Today january 2025 i claimed health expenses and dependet relative for 2024 to get some tax back. But now for the rent tax credit is saying 10.000 euro for 2024 and not 2000 euro. I read that this should be gross tax credit of 10.000 euro and that i got tax releif of 20% during the year 2024. Which is 2000. I hope thats correct. Beacuse i didnt get releif of 10.000 and i dont want to have underpayment of 8.000euro😂. I hope everything is correct that this should be like that. Just making me concer saying rent credit 10.000 for year 2024

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Very very very helpful bro... Thank you for this...

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Bhai Make a video on Ireland job market and ways to find a full time job.

Understood is not understanding 😅

Hi dada How can we get connect with prajakta ma’am for counselling Need asap

Its really informative video, thanks tanmay

Happy birthday 🎉

Happy birthday 🎂

What an informative video, Tanmay! Tysm for all the tips :)

Sir I am a b pharm fresher i got an offer from Dublin City University for msc in BIOTHERAPEUTICS and I have already deposited 500 euros fees to the university and I am planning to take an education loan. Is it really very difficult to get a job in ireland for freshers in the biotech, pharmaceutical or health care sector? Sir please guide me

Happy bday 🎂 😅

Happy Birthday Tanmay, Best Wishes always❤🎉

Happy birthday

Hi Tanmay bro, This is Karthikeyan from India. First off, I love your videos! I’ve watched quite a few of them, and they’ve been super helpful in giving me a lot of clarity about studying in Ireland. Thank you for putting such valuable content out there! I’m planning to pursue an MSc in Finance and have applied to Trinity College and a few other universities. I’d really appreciate it if you could share your insights on whether Ireland is a good choice for higher studies right now. Since I’ll be funding my education through a loan, I’m curious to know how you managed your finances while studying. Were there any strategies you followed to avoid losses or unnecessary expenses? Any advice on that would be really helpful. I’m also looking for details about accommodation. Is it affordable and easy to find in Dublin? And are there any WhatsApp groups or forums where I could connect with students already studying there? Lastly, if it’s possible to have a quick chat with you on WhatsApp or another platform, I’d be so grateful for the opportunity to discuss this further. Thanks again for all the helpful videos, and I hope to hear from you soon!

Hi Tanmay bro, This is Karthikeyan from India. First off, I love your videos! I’ve watched quite a few of them, and they’ve been super helpful in giving me a lot of clarity about studying in Ireland. Thank you for putting such valuable content out there! I’m planning to pursue an MSc in Finance and have applied to Trinity College and a few other universities. I’d really appreciate it if you could share your insights on whether Ireland is a good choice for higher studies right now. Since I’ll be funding my education through a loan, I’m curious to know how you managed your finances while studying. Were there any strategies you followed to avoid losses or unnecessary expenses? Any advice on that would be really helpful. I’m also looking for details about accommodation. Is it affordable and easy to find in Dublin? And are there any WhatsApp groups or forums where I could connect with students already studying there? Lastly, if it’s possible to have a quick chat with you on WhatsApp or another platform, I’d be so grateful for the opportunity to discuss this further. Thanks again for all the helpful videos, and I hope to hear from you soon!

Hi Tanmay bro, This is Karthikeyan from India. First off, I love your videos! I’ve watched quite a few of them, and they’ve been super helpful in giving me a lot of clarity about studying in Ireland. Thank you for putting such valuable content out there! I’m planning to pursue an MSc in Finance and have applied to Trinity College and a few other universities. I’d really appreciate it if you could share your insights on whether Ireland is a good choice for higher studies right now. Since I’ll be funding my education through a loan, I’m curious to know how you managed your finances while studying. Were there any strategies you followed to avoid losses or unnecessary expenses? Any advice on that would be really helpful. I’m also looking for details about accommodation. Is it affordable and easy to find in Dublin? And are there any WhatsApp groups or forums where I could connect with students already studying there? Lastly, if it’s possible to have a quick chat with you on WhatsApp or another platform, I’d be so grateful for the opportunity to discuss this further. Thanks again for all the helpful videos, and I hope to hear from you soon!

Hi Tanmay bro, This is Karthikeyan from India. First off, I love your videos! I’ve watched quite a few of them, and they’ve been super helpful in giving me a lot of clarity about studying in Ireland. Thank you for putting such valuable content out there! I’m planning to pursue an MSc in Finance and have applied to Trinity College and a few other universities. I’d really appreciate it if you could share your insights on whether Ireland is a good choice for higher studies right now. Since I’ll be funding my education through a loan, I’m curious to know how you managed your finances while studying. Were there any strategies you followed to avoid losses or unnecessary expenses? Any advice on that would be really helpful. I’m also looking for details about accommodation. Is it affordable and easy to find in Dublin? And are there any WhatsApp groups or forums where I could connect with students already studying there? Lastly, if it’s possible to have a quick chat with you on WhatsApp or another platform, I’d be so grateful for the opportunity to discuss this further. Thanks again for all the helpful videos, and I hope to hear from you soon!

Hi Tanmay bro, This is Karthikeyan from India. First off, I love your videos! I’ve watched quite a few of them, and they’ve been super helpful in giving me a lot of clarity about studying in Ireland. Thank you for putting such valuable content out there! I’m planning to pursue an MSc in Finance and have applied to Trinity College and a few other universities. I’d really appreciate it if you could share your insights on whether Ireland is a good choice for higher studies right now. Since I’ll be funding my education through a loan, I’m curious to know how you managed your finances while studying. Were there any strategies you followed to avoid losses or unnecessary expenses? Any advice on that would be really helpful. I’m also looking for details about accommodation. Is it affordable and easy to find in Dublin? And are there any WhatsApp groups or forums where I could connect with students already studying there? Lastly, if it’s possible to have a quick chat with you on WhatsApp or another platform, I’d be so grateful for the opportunity to discuss this further. Thanks again for all the helpful videos, and I hope to hear from you soon!

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I'm glad I stumbled upon this video! It was really informative and helpful, especially for someone considering moving abroad. The counselor, Prajakta Kale, shared valuable insights based on her experience, including tips on choosing the right country and course, navigating the visa process, and overcoming common challenges faced by students. I particularly appreciated her emphasis on the importance of personal connections and being open to new experiences. This video has given me a lot to think about and has encouraged me to take the next step in my journey abroad.

hi im looking for doing my bachelors in ireland. which intake should i take? and yess im from pune too

It's all luck in this country.

Great prajakta keep going❤

Superb prajakta ..way to go😊

Way to go @prajakta, always helping and guiding with heart 💜 happy to see you inspire and help so many people around, 🥳

This is bigggg Prajakta Kale 🙌🏻

Well done Prajakta

Amazing way of explaining prajakta. Loved it

Bro you look like my friend 😢❤ His birthday is coming on Friday, yet we are not in good terms ( no contact), I wish him everything he working hard. He deserve everything❤

Hey work experience should be in the same field in which i am going to do the master in Ireland. Or any work ex will be fine.

Only in right side volume is coming please correct your audio

buddy just a suggestion try recording audio in a way that i can hear it on both my buds and not one. For first I was using only one earbud and that got me confused that my buds stopped working properly. Other than that ur video is amazing. Keep up!!!

Can U Please explain/ make video about your Freelance Experience ???