Ireland

Hi Jeena,
The course fee will vary from institute to institute. For international students fee for the medical and related fields can range from Euro 42000 to Euro 60000 per year.

There are limited opportunities in Ireland if you have completed your Masters degree in India. However, if you have completed in Ireland then you will get a work visa/ permit for a couple of years.

Hi,
Trinity is one of the best and is accepted all over UK and Europe. You can check the skill shortage list of Ireland and see the chances of job with your degree.

The answer to this question depends on the colleges that you are targeting in these countries. Your decision should depend on the college rather than just the country.

If you have completed your Pharm.D then you don't need to pursue a Master's degree because you are equal to that if you want to pursue Ph.D then directly peruse the same.

Ireland has the option for you to stay back for two years after the completion of studies. This is a good option for you to get jobs over there. Every country has advantages and disadvantages. Ireland has many research options with 100 % scholarship. you can carry on with this.

You can consider:
1. Massey University.
2. University of Waikato.
3. Victoria University of Wellington.
4. University of Canterbury.
5. University of Limerick.
6. National University of Ireland.
7. Cork University of Technology.

Australia is a vast country with a lot of services and industries thus having a better probability of getting a job after MBA. Australia is also liberal in granting work visa. It is recommended that you may consider Australia for MBA.

Yes, but difficult for international students if you are not strong academically. You must visit university websites for program details and entry requirements meant for international students. Every university has its own entry requirement. You may opt for Masters in Dentistry, Dental Surgery, Dental Public Health, PG Diploma in Dentistry etc. Check Cork University Dental School and Hospital, Trinity College Dublin and the very famous Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCC).

No degree can guarantee you a job, though all good universities will provide the platform for career opportunities, international exposure, networking, career fairs, etc. You need to make good use of these opportunities given to you, besides doing very well in your academics.
You should keep reading business, economics and market related news globally and keep yourself updated to know the demands and requirements.