Do you know what makes most Indian students when they opt to study abroad? It’s English. Yes! You heard it right. Even the top-ranked student in the school was afraid of speaking English openly, but eventually, he was the one who wrote the most beautiful English in the essay competition. This happens because of a lack of confidence. Most students feel shy to speak English because they think that their inappropriate English accent will become a ridiculous thing to the listeners. This is the main reason why academic scholars fear grabbing the alluring opportunity to study abroad. Another more fearful reason than English is the local language. It would be really a challenging situation when a student manages to speak English but comes to know that a little percentage of the entire natives of the country know English. This is why Indian aspirants want to study in one of the best universities in Ireland.

Although Irish is recognized as the first language of Ireland, only 36% of the total Irish population knows Irish and speaks less than 10%. On the other hand, more than 90% of the Irish population speaks English. It is really an alluring offer for students.

Although at first, you may have some difficulties because of their Irish English that is mixed with an Irish accent, soon you get used to it. Studying and living in Ireland is a great way to improve your speaking and learning ability in English.

One of the major difficulties, while people study abroad, is getting a visa in time. On the other hand, Studying abroad in Ireland is not that much of problematic because you will get a post-study visa easily. This makes it easier for students to look for jobs after accomplishing their studies in Irelands. In addition, the Irish government extends the “stay back option” to two years from one year for non-EU/EEA students who are studying level 9, or post-graduation. 

Ireland contributes at least 7 top international universities if looking for the top 50 universities in the world. Trinity College Dublin has already enlisted its name to the top of the universities across the world. Other best Irelands colleges are University College Dublin and the National University of Ireland. Also studying in Ireland costs less than any of the EU universities. 

Ireland is one of those few places in the world that are rich in beautiful landscapes and green nature. Apart from the natural beauty, the energetic lifestyle attracts the most.

Ireland is the most soothing place in the Northern part of Europe; also, universities in Ireland are the main reasons why most Indian students look for Ireland universities. Chose your university soon.

In order to opt for a Bachelor’s degree program in Ireland, Indian students must have all the necessary academic documents along with all the unacademic documents. All students must provide required scores of IELTS, TOEFL, PTE Academic, or C1 Advanced.

In order to opt for a Master’s program in Ireland would Indian students need to have a satisfying score in a Bachelor’s degree. Indian students need one of these test scores TOEFL (iBT), IELTS, PTE Academic, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency.

In order to opt for a Doctoral program in Ireland, Indian students should obtain at least 60% of their Master’s. English proficiency test scores of IELTS should be near around 7, TOEFL 100, and PTE 66. One major thing to keep in mind is that different Ireland universities may have demand for different scores.

Ireland is one of the most attractive countries for Indian students who want to study abroad. Along with the high quality of education, more emphasis on practical skills rather than theory, world-class culture to support and nourish talents. All of these combined with the high growth economy of Ireland makes it attractive for a lot of students from India and internationally to come here and study here. Although there are some disadvantages there which should be talked about. Indian students who are introverted in nature may face issues adjusting to a new environment. For every international student, it is a major challenge to adapt to a new climate. Average temperatures in winter vary from 4.0 °C (39.2 °F) to 7.6 °C (45.7 °F). Mean daily summer temperatures vary from 12.3 °C (54.1 °F) to 15.7 °C (60.3 °F). These kinds of low temperatures are not common for Indian students. Apart from climate expenses may be an issue for some students as 1 Euro to INR is now ( at this time of writing ) Rs. 80.46 (1 Euro = Rs. 80.46). If all year around low temperatures does not suit you then it might be a big problem for you. Food may be a big problem for you. We all know that western countries have different taste buds as their culture and diet are different. For an Indian student, it may come as a shock. Vegetables that are cheap in India may be costly in Ireland. So if you have a problem with eating then you might face a hurdle in Ireland.

In order to opt for a Doctoral program in Ireland, Indian students should obtain at least 60% of their Master’s. English proficiency test scores of IELTS should be near around 7, TOEFL 100, and PTE 66. One major thing to keep in mind is that different Ireland universities may have demand for different scores.

Before judging any country all Indian students should understand that each of these countries is best in class in terms of providing education to international students. This is a common dilemma among all aspiring students. This kind of analysis is also justified as students’ whole careers will depend on it. Below an intensive guide is written to help everyone.

New Zealand and Ireland both are top of the list when Indian students want to study abroad. These countries have also made sure that they provide all the required facilities to the international students. Top institutions in New Zealand and Ireland allow admission through intakes.

If we compare both of the countries in terms of culture and living cost standards both of these countries stand above the average.