Ireland

Hi Onkar,
The conditions or the admission requirements differ from university to university. On a general front you have to hold an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a good percentage, a first class is preferred. In addition you must take the IELTS an overall band of 6.5 will be required by majority of the colleges. You should see these on the university websites and understand the admission requirements alongwith the deadlines. Most will have a rolling admission system. These are the main conditions, for more you need to check with the universities.

Hi Amal,
Please find relevant information here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/student-guide-to-ireland-guidepage-988
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/study-in-ireland-timeline-for-september-2018-intake-guidepage-1014
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/exams-required-to-study-in-ireland-articlepage-1025.

Ireland is a great option. But for jobs, you have to look for EU countries like Austria, Poland are emerging economies. Jobs are available but the packages are very poor. Also, your English should be very good.

Hi Nyjil, scope for students in IT and CSE in Ireland is good but its a very competitive market, locals are given higher preference which is everywhere. So you have to do very good in your academics and outperform in your field.

At least 30 Lacs per year. will be the expense. No specific special benefits are there.

Hi Zaeden,
This will depend on the university's criteria and how impressive your overall profile is. A very good SOP and LORs can help but not a guarantee. Please write to the universities before applying.

Hello Shahzad,
Your IELTS score is not the only factor to decide your admission. The most important factors are your academics, work experience and GMAT scores. Unfortunately, you haven't mentioned these. I will therefore advice you to visit the university websites and check the entry requirements for yourself, for specific queries you can email them.