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8 years ago

Colleges in Ireland Institute of Technology, Roorkee

What is the placement record of Hooghly Institute of Technology for ECE branch? I am interested in this college.

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AISHWARYA MUKHOPADHYAYstudent of civil engineering(b.tech)

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First of all, Hooghly Institute of Technology is a different college. It is a government Diploma college, but HETC is a government aided degree college, so I am not quite sure about the placement records of this college.

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland Trinity College

What are my chances of getting a job in Ireland if I complete my Master's degree from Trinity college?

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Chetna S

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Hi,
Trinity is one of the best and is accepted all over UK and Europe. You can check the skill shortage list of Ireland and see the chances of job with your degree.

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland Dublin City University

Is it a good choice to pursue Masters in computer science from Trinity College, Dublin?

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Chetna S

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Trinity stands at the top of the list of CSE colleges in the world ranking and the fee for Master's degree ranges between 12 to 15,000 Euros apart from the cost of living and other expenses.

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland National University of Ireland Galway

What are the academic requirements for MBA in National University of Ireland Galway? Is there any percentage criteria?

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Pratik,
The NUI Galway's MBA is an executive MBA program, part time program and requires applicant to have at least three years of professional, administrative or business experience. You must also take GMAT and IELTS (6.5 with no section less than 5.5).

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland University College Dublin

What is the eligibility criteria to pursue undergraduate course from the Dublin University?

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi, students from India must generally have more than 80%. You can check the admission page for Indian students here-
https://www.dcu.ie/international/india.shtml

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland IBAT College Dublin

Which institute is better for pursuing MBA: IBAT College, Dublin or Dublin Business School?

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Harleen Bedi

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Both the colleges are not counted among top colleges. They are Tier 3 colleges probably. You can choose between them on the basis of location, fee, etc.

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland Dublin Business School

What would be the average salary of a fresher after completing MBA in management from Dublin Business School, Ireland?

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Harleen Bedi

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Here is some relevant information -
http://www.payscale.com/research/IE/Degree=Master_of_Business_Administration_(MBA)/Salary

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland National College of Ireland

What is the best way to pursue MBA from National College of Ireland? How should I proceed?

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Harleen Bedi

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The admission for MBA 2017 session has currently closed. We can tell you the timeline if you wish to apply though, it includes every step you need to take to apply to an Irish university -
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/study-in-ireland-timeline-for-september-2017-intake-guidepage-1014

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland Dublin Business School

Which option is better: MBA from Dublin Business School or PGDM from Humber College, Canada?

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Harleen Bedi

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This is a choice between courses as both the colleges are good. If you have some work experience and you are confident of scoring high on GMAT, then go for MBA. If not, then PGDM is a safer choice.

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9 years ago

Colleges in Ireland Dublin Business School

How is Dublin business school to pursue MBA?

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