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Piyush Rastogi

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No, it is not easy to get into Trinity College Dublin as the acceptance rate here is only 34%. So out of every 100 applicants, only 34 were rolled out an offer letter.

The students need to perform really well in academics, English language tests like IELTS/TOEFL or PTE and meet all the admission eligibility requirements by TCD Ireland

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Nishtha Sharma

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Indian students can apply via CAO Application or Direct Application for UG programme and for PG programme through University Official Portal. Trinity College Dublin application fee for both UG and PG programme is EUR 55 (INR 5,743).

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Vipra Bisht

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Trinity College Dublin is among the top choices of Indian students to continue higher education in Ireland. The college offers a wide range of programs at UG and PG level. Trinity College Dublin application deadline for UG programs is listed below:

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Deadline

Final Deadline

Jun 30, 2026

Priority Deadline

Feb 1, 2026

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Kartik Bisht

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Trinity College Dublin is one of the top ranked universities in the world. The college is among the top 100 universities in the world. As per Shiksha Popularity Rankings, Trinity College Dublin is ranked at #97 in World and #1 in Ireland. The college offers a large variety of programs at UG  and PG levels for its Indian students. 

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Ranjeeta Uniyal

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Trinity College Dublin is Ireland's the oldest institute of higher learning. It is considered the Harvard of Ireland. The institute is located in the heart of Dublin's city centre. It is Ireland's the highest-ranked university. It is Ireland's No. 1 University and ranks at #87 in one of the world's ranking publishers' rankings. The university offers undergraduate and graduate courses.

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Pallavi Shukla

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National College of Ireland and Trinity College Dublin are some of the most prominent universities in Ireland for higher education. Both universities offer something unique for its international and domestic students. Also, every university have its merits and demerits. When choosing a university, students must check factors such as placement rate, fees, location, programs, scholarships offered, and more. Each student has their own needs and requirements. Check the comparison listed between NCI and Trinity College Dublin. This comparison will surely help students in gaining more clarity on these universities respectively:

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NCI

Trinity College Dublin

Overall Ranting (Reviews on Shiksha)

3.9 (Out of 5)

4.0 (Out of 5)

Average Salary

INR 25.45 LPA

INR 69 LPA

QS Rankings 2025

#NA

#87

Popular Programs

Business | Computer Science | Finance

Computer Science | Finance | Arts

Location

Dublin, Ireland

Dublin, Ireland

Annual Tuition Cost

UG - INR 5.03 L - 9.14 L | PG - INR 10.97 L - 15.53 L

UG - INR 12.16 L - 48.6 L | PG - INR 5.39 L - 43.86 L

Acceptance Rate

Around 50 - 52%

Around 33.5% - 52%

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Mukul Vimal

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All international applicants must fulfill the Trinity College Dublin MBA admission requirements listed below to secure admission:

  • A degree, professional qualification or track record of business achievement;
  • 3 years of professional or managerial work experience minimum;
  • GMAT score of 600 at minimum, preferably / GMAT Focus Edition score of 555;

English Language Requirements:

One of the following -

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Jiya Aggarwal

Contributor-Level 8

Yes, Trinity College Dublin permits all international students to work while studying in the institution. Students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during session and 40 hours per week during session break as per the guidelines in Ireland.

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Nishtha Shukla

Contributor-Level 7

After pursuing a Trinity College Dublin program, graduates secure employment at the college campus and in the following companies:

Top Recruiters for All GraduatesTop Recruiters for MBA Graduates

LinkedIn

Google

EY

Twitter

Facebook

Accenture

Pfizer

Amazon

Microsoft

HP (Hewlett Packard)

Intel

Google

Amazon

EY

Microsoft

Bank of Ireland

McKinsey & Company

Deloitte

Facebook

LinkedIn

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Nishtha Rawat

Contributor-Level 7

Yes, students get the access to impressive placements at Trinity College Dublin. According to the reviews posted by students on Shiksha, the university ranks -

  • 3.9 for post-study work jobs
  • 3.8 stars for internships
  • 3.7 stars for part-time work

With the help of the above-mentioned rankings it can be concluded that university is good for placements. LinkedIn, Google, EY, Twitter, Facebook, Accenture, Pfizer, Amazon, Microsoft, HP, Intel some of the top recruiting companies for TCD graduates.

 

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