Can I apply for MFA in Ireland after completing my B.Tech from India?

I am pursuing my B.Tech and have ab aggregate of 8.1 CGPA In it. Also, I am preparing for GRE.

0 93 Views | Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Paramjot Singh

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    Dr Navarun Varma Lecturer, NUS | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    Hi Paramjot, you can however check the admission requirements before applying. If you are planning to study in Ireland you need not take the GRE. Secondly no matter where you apply you have to demonstrate your interests and skills in the desired program of study. Coming from an engineering background and applying to a MFA course will be challenging but not impossible.
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