Is Trinity College Dublin a good option for Indian students?

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Akash Gaur | Contributor-Level 10

3 weeks ago

Trinity College Dublin can be a great option for Indian students for the reasons mentioned below:

TCD ranks #1 in Ireland, #29 in Europe, and #75 in the world as part of QS World Ranking 2026
Strong Industry connections
2-year post study work visa option
Hub of Global Tech and Finance firms (Apple, Goo

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Nishtha Singh | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

Trinity College Dublin is Ireland's leading university that has been inspiring generations of brilliant thinkers for over 400 years. It is ranks at #87 in the world and #1 in Ireland in the world-rankings in 2025. Furthermore, Trinity ranks at #91 in the world for Graduate Employability. It is locat

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