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Lalit Shukla

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The January intake at Dublin Business School is more limited and PG-focused compared to it's September intake. This intake offers students with an opportunity to go for Masters courses with less competition.

The main courses offered at DBS Ireland are given below - 

  • MBA (General & Specialisms)
  • MSc in Data Analytics 
  • FinTech 
  • Digital Marketing 
  • MA and HR Management 

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Pallavi Garg

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The September intake at Dublin Business School is the main intake for all Indian students. 

This is the primary academic cycle and the month of September offers the widest range of courses at UG and PG levels. 

On the other hand, the January/April intakes are the secondary option with very limited availability. 

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Saakshi Rawat

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Dublin Business School programme features best degree programs at UG and PG levels for its international students. DBS offers B.Tech programme for the duration of 9 months to 4 years. Dublin Business School B.Tech first year tuition fee is around INR 11 L.

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Vipra Bisht

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Dublin Business School is among the top choice of international students to pursue BBA based in Dublin, Ireland. DBS offers BBA program for the duration of 3 to 4 years. Dublin Business School BBA first year tuition fee ranges from INR 7 L - 11 L.

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Bhumika Vimal

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Dublin Business School hosts a huge number of Indian students and kit operates on a rolling basis.

And yes, DBS can stop accepting new applications as soon as the seats for a programme is filled. 

It can happen even if the DBS general intake period is still open.  This BSchool accepts applications all year long (which are January, April and September).

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Divya Shukla

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Yes, Dublin Business School has an April intake for Indian students across courses available at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. 

The DBS April intake is offered in areas like Business, Analytics, Law, Strategy and Computing. 

This intake offered here is generally considered an alternative to the main intakes like September and January. Indian students can not apply for April 2026 now.

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Virajita Bisht

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Yes, it is generally a suggestion to the Indian students to apply early for the January and April Intakes. It is because a lot of time is required to apply for the Irish student visa which is quite time-consuming. 

Given below are the guidelines for DBS admissions -

  • The ideal time for the same is at least 3 to 4 months before the course starts.
  • And it is the case with most of the programs offered at DBS.

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Ridhi

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Yes, students can change their course in the first two weeks of the course commencement at DBS or before classes start. However, any request for a change of course mid-stage through an academic year or 2 weeks after the start date won't be entertained.

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Ridhi

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As per the latest available official data, the top academic discipline among students at DBS stood to be Business, Marketing and Law with a student enrollment of 35%. Check the rest of the top disciplines-

  • Computing - 15%
  • Accounting and Finance - 19%
  • Human and Social Sciences - 14%
  • Film, Creative Media and Study Abroad - 16% 

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Ridhi

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Yes, DBS houses students hailing from 70 different countries including India. In 2024 about 48% of the students hailed from the Asian/Australasia region. This is a drastic inrease compared to the 26% in 2020.

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