Study Abroad

Yes, Indian students who withdraw from all courses of the semester at Georgia Tech before 60% of the term is completed are eligible for tuition refund.

Students can get a 100% refund if they withdraw/drop courses by the end of late registration window.

No refunds are processed if more than 60% term has been completed.

Yes, Georgia Tech allows Indian students to pay their installments. It allows students to defer up to 50% of their current term's tuition and fees, or the remaining balance after financial aid, whichever is less.

To enrol in the Georgia Tech payment plan, students need to pay an enrolment fee worth USD 75 (INR 7.2 K).

Contact the Office of the Bursar at Georgia Tech to know more.

Yes, Georgia Tech allows Indian students to pay their installments. It allows students to defer up to 50% of their current term's tuition and fees, or the remaining balance after financial aid, whichever is less.

To enrol in the Georgia Tech payment plan, students need to pay an enrolment fee worth USD 75 (INR 7.2 K).

Contact the Office of the Bursar at Georgia Tech to know more.

The applications for most private universities in France usually open up 12 months before the beginning of the semester. Most public university platforms close their primary application windows between December and March of the preceding year, while private business schools, engineering schools and rolling admissions stretch until May through July of the admission year. 

The applications for most private universities in France usually open up 12 months before the beginning of the semester. Most public university platforms close their primary application windows between December and March of the preceding year, while private business schools, engineering schools and rolling admissions stretch until May through July of the admission year. 

The Technological University of Shannon Athlone is one of the top ranked universities for higher education in the world. According to Shiksha Popularity Ranking, the Technological University of Shannon Athlone ranked at #897 in World and #11 in Ireland.

Yes, Indian students are allowed to change their programme at NCI. To do that, students need to submit a change of course request to International Support with the below information:

• Student ID number
• Date they applied to National College Ireland
• Course they selected on the original application and the reason for choosing the same
• Course they wish to transfer to and reason for transferring
• Confirm registration with immigration
• Completed transfer request form

Students may be transferred to the programme based on availablity of seats and meeting the entry requirements of the new course.

NCI Ireland does not maintain a single, on-campus sports complex. Instead, it offers a well-rounded fitness programme at facilities across Dublin city.

Registered students and members of clubs and societies have easy access to the below facilities:

• Iconic Health Club with Free weights area, group fitness and spinning classes, massage sports therapy centre, steam room, and sauna
• Clontarf Sports Pitches for Football and Rugby
• Gloucester Street Sports centre
• Sportsco Leisure Centre
• Markievicz Lesiure Centre

NCI Ireland ranks #182 in Northern Europe and #701-900 in Europe overall, as part of the QS Ranking 2026. The same platform also gives it 4 stars for teaching, 2 stars for research, and 5 stars overall.

The college is a good choice for Indian students looking for industry-aligned IT and Business programs for affordable costs in Europe.

NIC ranks among the top 15 to 20 colleges and universities in the country. It is particularly well ranked for its business, computing, and psychology programs. The institute holds 5 out of 5 stars as part of the QS Stars Rating. 

It received 5 stars for internationalisation, inclusiveness, programme strength, facilities, and employability categories.