Dublin

Up to 95.5% of TU Dublin graduates get places in Ireland itself (including Northern Ireland) meanwhile the remaining student population gets placed in a foreign country. 96.7% of Business Administration & Law students get placed within Ireland while for Engineering this figure is 90.8%

The TU Dublin alumni studied the following top programs before securing good placements at the uni-

• Business/Commerce, General (8.91%)
• Marketing (8.36%)
• Business Administration and Management, General (8.15%)
• Computer Science (5.68%)
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering (5.2%)

Take the suburban rail to Pearse Station from the City Centre or the tram to Trinity stop. The pearse station is based just on the east end of the TCD Ireland campus.

The tram would drop you at the front gate. You can also take the bus from Nassau Street or Graffton Street. The campus is based 26-mins from the Dublin airport.

Yes, Indian food is available at TCD Ireland. However, Indian food on-campus is limited. It is usually served during special events by the Indian society on campus. There are many places near the campus that serve quality Indian food. Some popular ones are listed below.

Yes, Trinity College Dublin has a large number of international students available here. There are over 28% to 35% of all students (22,000) international ones. 

This university is considered very popular among international students. The students enjoy the factors given below -

• Indian students can work part time during their studies
• Post study visa option (UG get to stay for 1 year after graduation and PG grads stay for up to 2 years after graduation)
• Applicants can  get an access to so many scholarships which includes merit based, subject specific and government funded options.

Yes TU Dublin acceptance rate stands around 46% meaning out of every 100 candidates who apply for its admission process upto 46 will  be accepted. This makes it moderately hard to get into the university as only half applicants will be offered admission

Yes students can apply for more than one course in the same academic session of TU Dublin. Moreover a bonus point is that students won't be charged an additional application fee if they log in with the same credentials.

Incase you want to change your acceptance to another course later the same will be arranged

Yes students will have to pay a non reundable EUR 50 or INR 5.3k application fee to TU Dublin for their first application. Rest of the applications for the same academic session are free.

TU Dublin states that students should write a personal statement of approximately 600 words explaining reasons for choosing your desired programme and how it will help you further your career. 

It will help the evaluators in-

• Generating questions for your interview
• Making sure you understand the nature of your course
• Ascertain your suitability for a 'borderline case'.

Indian students will have to present proof of English language proficiency to get admitted to TU Dublin. Check the minimum scores required-

• IELTS Academic- 6.0 with no subscore below 6
• DET- 120 with no subscore below 110
• TOEFL iBT- 80 with no subscore below 18 and a minimum 21 in writing
• PTE- 65