Ireland

Hi Nyjil, scope for students in IT and CSE in Ireland is good but its a very competitive market, locals are given higher preference which is everywhere. So you have to do very good in your academics and outperform in your field.

At least 30 Lacs per year. will be the expense. No specific special benefits are there.

Hi Zaeden,
This will depend on the university's criteria and how impressive your overall profile is. A very good SOP and LORs can help but not a guarantee. Please write to the universities before applying.

Hello Shahzad,
Your IELTS score is not the only factor to decide your admission. The most important factors are your academics, work experience and GMAT scores. Unfortunately, you haven't mentioned these. I will therefore advice you to visit the university websites and check the entry requirements for yourself, for specific queries you can email them.

Hi Subramani Sg,
Yes, you will be eligible. I don't see any reason as to why you won't be. You must, however, take the IELTS to meet the English language requirements. Your SOP must be prepared accordingly.

Hi Thomas,
Yes, it is a good option. Finance overall is a very demanding field, and if you are highly qualified and skilled employers will be interested to hire you. Get into a very good university and graduate with high academic grades. Check with the university beforehand about career assistance and internship placement opportunities they provide. You will also have access to other European nations, so check all these information with the university directly.

The quality of the Irish education system is one of the best in Europe.
Irish higher education institutions excel in many disciplines and are known for their teaching and research.
Being an English-speaking country, it's a hub of technological innovations and scientific research.
Irish people are known for their friendly nature and hospitality.
Ireland's landscape is extraordinary. Every single weekend you will have a beautiful place to visit during your stay in the country. Make sure you get your checklist is ready.

Hi Akansh,
Which course you should pursue is something only you will know. If you are no good at coding you must first decide if you want to stick to this field or not. Also you must find out your interest.For example if you wish you can try Animation, Graphics, Game Design, Information System, Data Analytics etc. All these areas require a different skill-set. Alternatively you can check for other areas like management etc. First, decide why you want to go to Ireland and what your skills are. Make sure of your career interest and then go abroad.