University College Dublin

Yes, as an Indian student, if you have scored above 80% then you can submit these scores. Given that these scores are awarded by any of these bodies - CBSE, AISSCE, CUSCE or ISC. 

The students won't even have to take IELTS or TOEFL for UCD if the given English language requirements are met. 

Yes, to apply for the University College Dublin admissions, a UG degree is required with a really good GPA. This bachelor's degree should be relevant and valid. Look at the PG admission requirements for UCD courses given below -

·       A bachelor's degree at second class honors, grade one (2:1), or equivalent

·       Official transcripts

·       Personal Statement

·       Transcripts

·       Reference

·       English language requirements

Yes, Indian students are welcome to apply for the Autumn trimester which is for the September intake. It should be noted that the UCD September intake is the biggest intake when most courses open. 

In addition to this intake, there is one more intake which is the January one and it is a smaller one means all the programs might not be available for application for Indian students. 

The University College Dublin fee deposit is required to be paid to confirm admisison at the university. This is around EUR 500 and EUR 750, as per the course you apply to. In INR, it is roughly INR 53 K and INR 79 K. The deposit is to be submitted by the admission offer's acceptance deadline. The deposit would be clearly mentioned in the admission offer.

Yes, UCD Dublin ranks #1 in Ireland for CS, in the latest Shiksha rankings. Students learn from the scratch, the basics of CS. This include C, Python, Java, and Data structures. In year 2 and 3, students learn more advanced topics related to AI, Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Web Development, and Data Science among others.

Students also gain hands-on experience, working on real-world projects. This also boosts the CV, and give students a better chance to work at some of the best companies in Europe.

Yes, UCD Ireland is considered very good for an MBA. The programme is taught by the UCD Smurfit School. Shiksha ranks the university #2 in Ireland for an MBA. It maintains corporate ties with some of the best companies in Europe. This allows students to get better post-study work opportunities. Students also get a good value for money. Most business graduates report a significant hike in their annual salaries.

According to Yelp some of the Indian places to dine at the nearby UCD Dublin campus are Ravi's Kitchen, Pickle Eating House and Bar, Kerela Kitchen, Bombay Pantry, Thamel Nepalese and Indian Cuisine, Khan Balti House and Tadka House.

Yes the health care team of the UCD student health service provides on campus medical care for the registered students of the Uni College Dublin. The appointment hours are from Monday - Thursday from - am to 12:30 as well as from 2 pm - 4:30 pm. Students can refer to the official university website for more details and for phone lines opening and reception hours

Yes, there are currently 11,500 international students enrolled on the UCD Dublin campus grounds, representing 152 countries. The campus location is one of Europe's the safest and most welcoming capital cities. The UCD Indian society is available for Indian-origin students who feel lost in direction.