BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice
at National College of Ireland, Dublin

3.8 /5

(64 Reviews)

Private College

BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice
at
National College of Ireland
Overview

The duration of this program is 3 years. The tuition fees to pursue this program is Euro 10000.0. IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE scores are accepted for admission to National College of Ireland BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice.

Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
International Students Admission Website	Go to Website
Tuition & Fees	₹8.84 Lakh View full breakup
Type of University	Private
Official Career Service Website	Go to Website

BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice
at
National College of Ireland
Highlights

course is offered by NCI

BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice
at
National College of Ireland
Entry Requirements

Requirements for 12th grade Lock Icon

70%
Applicants must have passed 12th from one of the following board:

CBSE, ICSE, Kolkata, or Tamil Nadu boards with an overall average of 70% or above

West Bengal board with an overall average of 58% or above

Maharashtra or Gujarat boards with an overall average of 75% or above

All other state boards with an overall average of 80%+ or above

Subjects required: Mathematics and English

A recognized International Foundation course from an Irish/UK institution or an Indian institution following a validated Irish/UK syllabus. Entry requirements vary but the college normally asks for between 60% and 65%
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TOEFL

Marks - 78/120
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PTE

Marks - 50/90
NA

IELTS

Marks - 6.5/9
no less than 5.5

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Other eligibility criteria Lock Icon

NCI will accept the Duolingo English test for the academic year 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 Duolingo Score Band:95-100 The course is ideal if students are interested in marketing, sales, communications or are thinking students might like to set up their own business The course is for school leavers, mature students and graduates of QQI level 5/6 programmes who wish to embark on a course of full-time study

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Conditional Offer Lock Icon

Yes
National College of Ireland may provides a conditional offer

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BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice
at
National College of Ireland
Application Process

Step one

Prepare documents for application

Students need to submit a copy of their CV/Resume

Step two

Additional documents required

Copy of the academic transcripts and certificates, both in original language and an English version translated by a certified translator
Copy of the applicant's passport
Proof of English Language Proficiency

Step three

Start your online application

https://www.ncirl.ie/Courses/NCI-Course-Details/course/BAHMRP

Step four

Application deadline

Fall (Sept): 10th Dec

*The dates specified are tentative dates as per the previous year records. Our expert counselors can help with exact deadline date. Connect with the expert now!

BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice
at
National College of Ireland
Fees

1st year tuition fees

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition & fees	INR 8,83,700

Other expenses in 1st Year

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Insurance	INR 16,702
Total approximate fees	INR 16,702

Calculated at the exchange rate of 1 Euro = INR 88.37 | Tuition & expenses were last updated on 16ᵗʰ December 2024

BA (Honours) in Marketing Practice
at
National College of Ireland

Scholarships

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Students Ratings & Reviews

3.8/5

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Vibe of Campus

Academically oriented
Friendly
Easy going
Multi-dimensional

Student Views

78% students never faced discrimination in this university

Internships3.1

Part time work3.8

Post study jobs3.5

Quality of faculty4

Student Life4

Value for money4.1

Public transportation4.3

Safety3.9

Indian Food3.9

Permanent Immigration3.9

Anonymous

MSc in Data Analytics - Batch of 2025

Offered by National College of Ireland

3.9

Student life at National college of Ireland is active, fun and full of growth.

Tips: The teachers are friendly and provide good guidance. However, self-learning is a must, and a lot of searching is needed while doing projects. Also, evaluation is quite strict. The scholarship scheme is very good, and scholarships are given based on merit. Overall, I'm happy with my experience at the National College of Ireland.

Likes (Public transportation): The National College of Ireland is conveniently located right in front of a Luas stop and is near the city centre. As a result, public transportation is very good, and it's easy to get to the college without any problems. In addition, there are luas, bus, and train stops within a 500-meter walk, making it easy to travel to and from the college.

Dislikes (Internships): The college should offer more internship opportunities. Currently, they only post about internships and don't provide much information about them. More detailed information would have helped me secure an internship. The college needs to do a better job in this area.

Reviewed on 29 Dec 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Data Analytics - Batch of 2025

Offered by National College of Ireland

3.5

Student life and opportunities are great in National College of Ireland.

Tips: There is a cultural shift, but most of it is pretty friendly. I was provided with a scholarship, and all I had to do was apply for it during my application process to the university. The tuition fee at this university is very reasonable, especially when compared to other universities that offer the same curriculum. The professors and lab assistants are very knowledgeable and share their expertise with the students. Overall, the country, university, and course have been very welcoming and I am pretty satisfied with my experiences.

Dislikes (Part time work): It is really difficult to find a part-time job. There are many vacancies but most of them are filled through references so outsiders have fewer opportunities. Part time along with studies is manageable but requires more dedication and focus. The average payout per week can be around 200.

Reviewed on 29 Dec 2024Read more

Siddhant Goswami Verified Icon

MSc in Data Analytics - Batch of 2021

Offered by National College of Ireland

National College Of Ireland does not provide internship.

Tips: The post-grad courses at the National College of Ireland are mostly filled by Indians, and all the technical courses comprise Indian students. They offer value-for-money courses that are relatively cheaper than other premium colleges like Trinity or UCD. They tend to offer scholarships based on your academic score and profile, and the teachers are really good.

Likes (Safety): There have been growing incidents recently in Dublin city centre about mugging and teenager misconduct but otherwise, it is very safe and people are warm and friendly. The area where the campus is located is not one of the best and there have been reports of teenagers causing ruckus.

Dislikes (Internships): The college doesn't really provide any internship opportunities and neither they have enough opportunities for students to approach companies for internships. The responsibility falls on students to look out for internships. However, the college has a placement department that helps with CV preparation and reviews but your best shot is through LinkedIn or networking.

Reviewed on 14 Nov 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Data Analytics - Batch of 2025

Offered by National College of Ireland

National College of Ireland: A diverse, supportive, and career-focused experience.

Tips: Before enrolling at the National College of Ireland, students should be aware that the college emphasizes independent learning and maintains a strong focus on academics and career support. The college offers a multicultural environment, providing opportunities to engage with peers from various backgrounds. The student body comprises individuals from diverse nationalities, fostering a rich cultural exchange. This diversity enhances the learning experience and broadens perspectives. Securing suitable accommodation in Dublin can be challenging due to high demand. It's advisable to start the search early and consider areas with convenient access to public transportation. Students should budget for living expenses, which can vary based on lifestyle and housing choices. Transitioning to NCI involves adapting to a new educational system that emphasizes independent learning. Students have reported experiencing a cultural shift due to Dublin's vibrant and socially engaging environment. Participating in orientation programs and engaging with the diverse student body can facilitate this transition. Overall, I am quite satisfied with mt experiences.

Reviewed on 29 Dec 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Cloud Computing - Batch of 2025

Offered by National College of Ireland

3.2

The faculty is great, approachable and always ready to help.

Tips: Life is not easy when it comes to a new country. It is fast-paced. Surely it takes some time so allow it. Bring some basic utensils from India like a pressure cooker as it is important. The weather here is rainy and windy so do bring proper jackets and coats. Try to bring some snacks and spices from India as they are costly. Try taking accommodation away from college as it is very costly around that area. A few good areas to find accommodation are - Hansfield, Clonsilla, Coalmine Adamstown etc. Be mentally prepared before you come as life will not be that easy here.

Likes (Quality of faculty): The faculty is good as they guide you through the issue. You can approach them for any doubts or issues. Attendance is not mandatory in college but try to attend lectures whenever possible. Teachers tend to hive information and details of important topics and subjects concerning exams and assignments. Try to finish work in a dedicated time frame.

Dislikes (Indian Food): Not many authentic Indian-origin restaurants are available. Food is also made based on Irish preferences, however, you will find some good but it is expensive. It will be difficult if you are a vegetarian it is more costly than non-veg and mostly accessible in Indian stores. Frozen food culture is here so you will find lots of variety for food.

Reviewed on 29 Jun 2024Read more

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