Ireland

Yes, you can do MS from any country. Just keep in mind. You should have a great score in foreign entrance exam like ex (GRE) and should have good command in English because English matter and also, I would like to say lookout for scholarship it will help you a lot, and can free you from tuition’s fe

Yes, Ireland is a good place to do MS in computer Science. The idea of studying in Ireland is a good option, because of country strong reputation in the software industry. Part of the course content of the joint programme might be an internship in the industry, which is appealing because work experi

The course that you may take up for finance other than MBA is MS or Masters in management.
Top colleges in Ireland are –
Trinity College Dublin
IUBH University of Applied Sciences
Top colleges in Canada are –
University of Manioba, Asper
Royal Roads University
Telfer School of Management

7 band is a good score. What is your individual score, you should have taken minimum 6 in all the four components. You are late for September intake. Now, if you apply you can get admission for January intake. There are some colleges opening in October, on which you apply and try.

You Should go to Ireland because-
English languageAlthough Irish Gaelic is recognised as the first official language of the country, only 36% of the Irish population actually know it. 94% of the population know English, with it being the second official language. The Irish accent and dialect may be a

If you see any ranking table, most top ranked business and management schools are in France compared to Ireland, so options are better and it indicates which place is better. Post study opportunities in France is also better compared to Ireland since its UK and getting a job in UK is tough for India

What is the purpose for this choice?
If it is for learning, I would say NO, as internet has plenty of resources for you to learn and develop skills in is.
If its for a job and consequently shifting to Ireland, which many Asians dream of, then I wouldn't really suggest unless someone is sponsoring your

MS in Ireland is a very broad term. Ireland, overall, is good for computer and gaming industry. So it depends on what you want to study.

It's not easy to get a job in a foreign country, always remember that. Ireland, no doubt, has a very good market but the competition is immense, especially for international students. Also for Indians, work permit scheme in the UK is very tough. Check immigration website of Ireland for skilled occup

It is one-year post graduation degree in Ireland. After one year of study, you will be given a post study work visa for two years. Hence you can get a job and work after studies. You have to clear IELTS. You need 6.5 bands overall and for each component, minimum 6 bands are required in IELTS for Ire