Ireland

Hi Sanjo,
Ireland is an emerging study abroad destination. It is a good place to study computers and gaming especially. Also, tuition fee is quite affordable.

Yes, you can, provided your subjects have credits similar to the degree offered in UK or Ireland. Choose the universities, prepare your transcript and write to them to know how you can pursue the degree. You may also take help of any career counselor.

Hi Sai,
1. Dublin City University.
2. Maynooth University.
3. NUI Galway.
4. University College Cork.

Hi Akash,
You must complete your Bachelor degree and must take the IELTS. There is minimum academic requirement but anything below 55% is not good. For IELTS, you must have 6.5. Please visit university websites for the university specific admission requirements.

Hi Sagar,
Sincere apologies, we do not service such queries. If however, you have higher education related queries please feel free to post the same. For more information on how to get a job please visit relevant job portals.

Based on you profile, if you score well in GMAT, you have very high probability of getting admission in top Irish MBA B-School.

Hi Rekha,
Ireland is a popular study abroad destination and ideal if you are looking for a budget friendly education. The universities in Ireland are quite active in research work and hence leads to world-class research practice. Your decision will also majorly depend on what to study.

Ireland and India are part of commonwealth nations and both countries accept each other's educational degrees. MBA from Irish government approved university or B-School is acceptable in India for both government and private sector jobs.