Is it worth spending 30 to 40 lakhs on a master's degree in Ireland considering my CGPA of 6.8 and no work experience?
It can be worth investing ₹30 - 40 lakhs in a master's degree in Ireland with a CGPA of 6.8 and no work experience, as you generally meet minimum academic requirements for many Irish universities.
- Tuition fees: €10,000 - 30,000/year (varies by university and program)
- Living expenses: €14,300 - 28,800/year (accommodation, food, transport, insurance)
- Admission: Most taught master's programs accept fresh graduates; a CGPA of 6.0 - 6.5 is typically the minimum for Indian students
Ireland offers good post-study work visa (PSW) options and strong job prospects, especially in fields like tech and finance. However, having no work experience may make job placement more competitive after graduation.
If you choose programs with strong industry connections or lower living costs, your ROI can improve.
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