Ireland

Yes, you will get, but as per my knowledge, you can't get admission to top universities. But, you can try for decent universities, Ireland is a growing destination.

A PG from Canada will help you get more exposure and better options regarding job prospects.

Hi Jinu, yes the country has some of the biggest biotech companies . Check out other countries too where post study opportunities are good, that said USA, Denmark, Australia, France, Switzerland and Germany are among the top ones. Check NUI Galway in Ireland.

Hi Krina Patel,
Only by completing MS you won't be eligible for a PR. First you need to get a job and stay there for several years. You are advised to check the immigration website for details.

Hi Shrikanth,
Both the countries have a very good market for data analysts and the decision making may be tough for you. You may refer to the skilled occupation or labour shortages lists and see the demand of this profession. Choose where opportunities are better. Remember to choose a reputed university with strong corporate tie-ups. Also, check for work permit schemes and stay back options. You must compare these and decide.
Check the universities, requirements, budget, expenses, etc. Australia is expensive as compared to Ireland. Check out blogs and alumni information as well.

Hi Aman,
Basis your grades Germany will be competitive so yes Ireland and France are good options. You may also find universities in USA, some universities may consider three years' degree but this will require you to do some more research and will also require a degree evaluation. Also, you must also take the IELTS or TOEFL to study abroad.

Hi Saheer,
The choice is good but you have to really know and figure out if it's relevant and if it will meet your career plans. Ireland is a good hub for IT and scope is very good. Read the program structure in details and career outcome.

Hi Hemant,
There are some popular ones like University College Cork, University of Limerick and University College Dublin to name a few.

Hello,
Everything is possible in this world. If you can explain backlogs, if you have very good academics, etc. I would advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Ireland for better results.