Does Trinity follow a strict academic‑merit system or consider profile holistically?

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Trinity College Dublin has a hybrid approach which prioritises the academic merit as a baseline, while utilising the holistic profile evaluation for the competitive programs and final selection. 

The  Baseline is the strict academic merits -

  • For UG courses, Indian students need an average of 80% to 85

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