How do I get admission to an MBBS in Ireland? 

To gain admission to an MBBS program in Ireland:

• Research: Identify universities offering MBBS programs and ensure you meet their eligibility criteria, which typically include academic qualifications and English language proficiency.
• Entrance Requirements: Some universities may require entrance exams like the UCAT or BMAT and interviews as part of the selection process.
• English Proficiency: If English isn't your native language, submit proof of English proficiency, such as IELTS or TOEFL scores.
• Submit Documents: Provide academic transcripts, certificates, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement as required.
• Application: Apply directly to the university offering the MBBS program or through the Central Applications Office (CAO) if you're an Irish or EU/EEA student. Pay attention to application deadlines and procedures.
• Fees: Pay any application fees.
• Interview and Selection: Attend required interviews or assessments. Admission decisions consider academic performance, test scores, and interviews.
• Acceptance: If accepted, carefully review offer terms, including tuition fees and deadlines, and formally accept the offer.

Admission processes may vary by university, so consult the specific university's website for up-to-date information and guidance on MBBS admissions in Ireland. Study abroad consultancies (Edvoy) also provide personalised guidance.