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New answer posted•9 years ago
Raj Bhetal
9 years ago
You have to give entrance exams for that like IELTS and TOEFL for foreign studies.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Siddharth Bhardwaj
9 years ago
Dear Rahul,
You must have a band score of around 7 or above in IELTS.
Good luck.

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New answer posted•9 years ago

Is Ireland a good country to study and to settle down?

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Asked by Aditya
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9 years ago

Hi,
Yes, a good place. Its not one of the most popular countries like US or Canada etc but students do go to Ireland because its affordable and good career opportunities. Know more here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/student-guide-to-ireland-guidepage-988


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New answer posted•9 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Suchetana,
Ireland has a good market for IT professionals and as a data analyst you have a good scope. You will get opportunities but getting a job will completely depend on how you fare in your academics, your project works, internships, etc. You have to network well.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
You have to apply through an education consultant and they will guide for admissions as well as visa.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Rishav,
Either IELTS or TOEFL is compulsory if you are planning to study abroad, particularly the countries you mentioned. You may still write to the universities and see if they can waive it off based on your scores. Otherwise check for English language pathway programs , please check with the u

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Anurupa M Borcherdt
9 years ago
Hello,
Yes, Dublin Business School is quite a reputed one. Ireland also has demand for MBA graduates but it will be competitive for an international student.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Bijin,
You can pursue your Masters in civil engineering, environmental design, architecture, materials engineering, urban planning and so many. Please know your career plans and decide accordingly.

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New answer posted•9 years ago

Will having 38 backlogs be an issue for me in future as I want to pursue MBA from Ireland?

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Asked by Bijin
Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
First be sure if there are MBA programs in Ireland because they mostly offer MS in Business Management or PGDM. Your 38 backlogs could be a concern but Irish universities are not as competitive as Canada, US, etc. so you could have a chance.

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