Ireland

Hi Praveen,
Considering your budgetary constrains, France and Germany are good options. Canada is also a possibility if you aim for Scholarships. Given your score, I think you can easily get them. Even Ireland, there are opportunities for scholarships. As to which is the better country.For Engineering I would recommend you to widen your search a bit. Sweden and Netherlands are also incredibly good options. Some of the Universities like KTH of Sweden rank very high for electronics discipline and its relatively cheaper as well.

Hi Achal, every country is aware of each other's educational system. Not only in Ireland but many countries such as Canada, UK etc offers MBA which lasts for a year. So, don't worry about the credibility, the training provided in one year is good enough to be successful. Remember to check recognition of the program by AACSB,AMBA etc. Ultimately getting a job depends on your own skills and academic performance.

Dear Rakesh, check Shannon College of Hotel Management and Dublin Institute of Technology. You must visit the websites for more information.
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Dear Khempreet, visit irishfilmboard.ie for a number of film related courses. UCD School of Film is also known.
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Dear Poonam, three years degree from India is accepted in UK and Ireland, so you can apply. However check for minimum percentage requirements as top schools such as LSE requires a minimum of 70%. Additionally you need to take IELTS or TOEFL.
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Yes, you can apply for Masters in Economics in the UK and Ireland. Have a look at Masters in Economics offered by Trinity Collge Dublin and University College Dublin in Ireland, and University College London and The University of Manchester in the UK. However please be aware that it may be difficult to find a job in the UK with the removal of post study work option. Also the European economy though improving, it may be difficult to land a job in Ireland.

You must narrow down your choices like your budget, language spoken, admission requirements, etc. must be taken into consideration. USA is more of a popular destination whereas Ireland is gaining popularity. It totally depends on what you want to study. USA is very expensive with selective universities while Ireland is cheaper as compared to US.

Ofcourse, goes without saying. Every country has their own education system, recognized by other countries. However yes the degree granting institution must be accredited by the respective accreditation boards.

If you are planning for a business program, it is a good country to go to.

India has better Aeronautical / Aerospace institutes for graduation and post graduation. I recommend you evaluate Indian Institutes also. Ireland has three colleges offering Aeronautical / Aerospace degree courses. You may consider University of Limerick. You may face challenges / difficulties to get scholarships.