What are the feasible chances of me getting shortlisted for courses in Ireland for a Master's/Postgraduate?
Yes, you have a strong chance of being shortlisted for master's courses in Ireland.
Your postgraduate CGPA of 9.0, bachelor's CGPA of 7.75 in Computer Science, and 10 years of work experience make your profile highly competitive. Your 12th-grade score of 73% also supports your application.
- English language test: Most Irish universities require an IELTS score of 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0). This is a key next step if you haven't taken the test yet.
- January intake: Fewer programs are available compared to September, but options exist at institutions like NCI and DBS.
To proceed, focus on meeting the English language requirement and target programs open for the January intake.
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