Ireland

Hi Aman,
Basis your grades Germany will be competitive so yes Ireland and France are good options. You may also find universities in USA, some universities may consider three years' degree but this will require you to do some more research and will also require a degree evaluation. Also, you must also take the IELTS or TOEFL to study abroad.

Hi Saheer,
The choice is good but you have to really know and figure out if it's relevant and if it will meet your career plans. Ireland is a good hub for IT and scope is very good. Read the program structure in details and career outcome.

Hi Hemant,
There are some popular ones like University College Cork, University of Limerick and University College Dublin to name a few.

Hello,
Everything is possible in this world. If you can explain backlogs, if you have very good academics, etc. I would advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Ireland for better results.

Hello,
It is difficult to suggest without any relevant information from your end, based your grades, you can look out for less competitive countries such as Poland, Portugal, Ireland, etc.You can further bring more options depending on what you want to study, etc.

Hi, You can check the ranking first, many sites are there like Financial Times, Irish Times, etc.Visit the university websites for accreditation like AMBA, etc, check for career assistance, check where former students are working. You can email them and clarify because getting a job and becoming job ready is most important. Most of this information is cited on the university websites too.

Hi Anushka,
You must provide a strong statement of activity justifying your gap, Irish universities are not so competitive but if you have a wasted gap of four years then you must provide supporting statements about it and that you are ready to study after this gap.Additional entrance test may be required, talk directly with some universities, get in touch with the admission representatives and they will help you.

Hi, you are looking for a scholarship to apply for an internship? Chances are rare, you are advised to check with immigration consultants to help you out with job and internship opportunities.

Hello Sam,
You have completed your 12th on 2010 and now in 2017 you want go to Ireland for doing engineering. Right? The concerned University in Ireland is bound to ask as to what you did in all these 7 years,? If you can satisfy then surely yes!