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Atul Mishra

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Ireland is home to world-class universities and the education system in Ireland is very different from the Indian education system. Studying in Ireland would allow students to live among Europeans who are famous for their rich lifestyle. Close proximity to Europe would also allow students to travel to nearby countries on a Schengen Visa. Part-time work opportunities and post-study work permits make studying in Ireland a dream come true for many Indians.

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Jagriti Shukla

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The timely purchase of medical insurance is advised for all international students planning to study in Ireland. Starting early will help the students in making the right choice regarding the insurance provider. They can also get time to compare the cost of various available policies and get the insurance cover as per the Irish immigration requirements and at the best prices available. It is important to note that the proof of insurance is required for registration with immigration authorities. Thus, it is better to arrange for the student health insurance for Ireland well in time.

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Upasana Khandelwal

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A comprehensive medical insurance is needed by international students planning to study in Ireland. The insurance must provide a coverage of minimum of €25,000 for accident and €25,000 for illness. Also, it should cover any period of hospitalization through out the term of the insurance. Repatriation cover is another aspect one should consider while selecting the health insurance policy. The students can also look for insurance policies where dental and optical coverage are included.

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Akash Gaur

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Avg costs of BBA course in Ireland range between INR 9.5 L - INR 30 L on basis of specialisation and college or university, a student has applied to.

Mentioned below are tuition fees for BBA program in some popular Irish universities-

University NameBBA Fees
Trinity College DublinINR 22 L - 31 L
University College DublinINR 22 L - 31 L
University College CorkINR 23 L - 24 L
University of GalwayINR 26 L
Dublin City UniversityINR 17 L - 19 L

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Akash Gaur

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Cost of MS course in Ireland vary with university or college and specialisation student choose to apply. Avg cost of pursuing MS course in Ireland is around INR 16 L.

Mentioned below is cost of MS course at some popular universities in Ireland -

University NameMS Fees
University College DublinINR 24 L
University College CorkINR 19 L - INR 30 L
Technological University DublinINR 15 L

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Akash Gaur

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Indian students who plan to extend their stay in Ireland after studies can do so by applying for Post Study Work visa or Third Level Graduate Program. For this, students must satisfy requirements mentioned below-

  • Must finished degree for which student visa is valid 
  • Must apply within 6 months of getting university notification of being awarded degree
  • Must have Stamp 2 immigration permit and current immigration registration
  • Must have completed Third Level Program with award level 8 or higher 
  • Must be in line with 7 year limit of authorization as non EEA student
  • Must maintain good character and stay in line of the
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Akash Gaur

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According to Business Standard, no. of Indian students in Ireland was about 9K students in 2023/24, which is 2K more than last year. 

India has now become country with highest no. of international students in Ireland surpassing USA in process. Rise in no of Indian students is down to some factors as mentioned below-

  • Easier Immigration Policy than the USA, UK & Australia
  • Cheaper cost of studies & living than the UK
  • Better availabilty of part-time jobs
  • Presence of world class colleges & universities 
  • Presence of top for-profit & non-profit organizations 

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Rashmi Singh

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The eligibility criteria for studying in Ireland includes a Bachelors Degree from a recognised university or equivalent, and are required to submit a minimum percentage between 60% to 70%. Students with a 50% score have low chances of selection but if they have some relevant work experience, then they can be considered. In addition, they must submit academic transcripts, CV/Resume, statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and more.

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Jasleen Shukla

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Students can take admission in MBA without work experience in some universities. Some universities mandate having 3+ years of work experience. The basic eligibility required for each university is holding a bachelor's degree from a recognised university or equivalent, with a minimum of 60%-70%.

Universities that allow pursuing an MBA without work experience are:

  • Dublin Business School
  • Griffith College
  • IBAT College Dublin
  • Technological University Dublin

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