I have got 7 bands in IELTS and want to apply for Ireland universities. Which universities can I apply to? I have got 7 CGPA in B.Tech.

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Vikas Kaushik | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

Hi Ajay, You can apply to the good Irish universities such as NUI Galway, Trinity College Dublin, Cork Institute of Technology etc. You have to check the individual admission requirements of the specific programme you want to apply to, visit the university websites.

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