CCT College Dublin Admissions

Main Intakes at CCT College Dublin Ireland

CCT College Dublin sets up three intakes that line up nicely with Indian students' usual exam wrap-ups, giving a bit more room to maneuver if results hit late. September stands as the flagship, pretty much every undergraduate and postgraduate program (computing, cybersecurity, data analytics, international business, software development, everything) gets rolling then, with the central Dublin campus turning into a proper hub and the heaviest scholarships like the €500–€1,000 academic or sports excellence ones mostly up for grabs.

February (often called the January or Winter intake) follows as a strong mid-year option, covering a wide range of master's courses and some undergrad top-ups, which catches those who finished their bachelor's in November-December without a huge empty stretch. 

July (or sometimes April for select spots) rounds it out smaller but still practical, mainly for business, analytics, and cyber programs, just right for April-May graduates who want only a 4-6 week breather. 

Overseas Education Consultants in Mumbai's Andheri networks, Delhi's Karol Bagh setups, and Bangalore's Koramangala circles often flag CCT to 55-65% profiles because the triple starts dodge the "lost semester" trap better than at Griffith or NCI, plus Dublin's vibe hooks into Ireland's one-year post-study work stamp without the TU or DCU entry walls.

How Admission at CCT College Dublin Actually Works?

The whole setup runs direct and pretty forgiving for internationals – applications fly through the CCT online portal (no CAO hassle), with decisions landing in 2-4 weeks for tidy files, though wrapping by May for September keeps the enrollment letter and Irish visa (Stamp 2) from dragging. Offers come conditional smooth if finals or English scores are pending, and the 55-60% acceptance rate means it's moderately picky but wide open for clean profiles. Here's the profile snapshot Overseas Education Consultants grind out every cycle:

Undergraduate entry: 60-65% in Class 12 (CBSE/ISC/state boards all fine), IELTS 6.0 overall (5.5 each) or PTE 51+, TOEFL iBT 78 (17 each), Duolingo 105+. Below 60%? Foundation pathways on campus get you to year one.

Master's entry: Three-year bachelor's from a recognised Indian uni at 55-60% (2:2 equivalent, flexes to 50% with 1-2 years work exp for business or computing spots), IELTS 6.5 overall (6.0 each) or equivalents, no GMAT unless MBA-tied.

Standard document checklist: 

• Class 10 and 12 mark sheets + certificates 
• Bachelor's semester sheets + degree/provisional (PG only)
• IELTS/PTE/TOEFL/Duolingo score 
• Passport copy 
• Personal statement (300-500 words, program-slanted) 
• One reference (academic UG, pro mix PG) 
• CV for exp-heavy masters 
• Portfolio for media or creative bits (10-15 samples, if any)

Deadlines: Rolling, but September 2026 UG/PG by July, February 2026 around November 2026, July 2027 by April – late apps slide if seats linger.

Interviews: Rare, but business or law masters might tag a 15-minute Zoom for quick vibe check.

€2,000-€3,000 deposit (toward tuition) seals unconditional, enrollment letter hits in 3-5 days for visa apps, and CCT's downtown Dublin spot keeps Indian refusals under 5% for 6.0+ IELTS with €10,000+ funds proof (plus €7,000-€10,000 living cover). That's the understated pull for sub-Overseas Education Consultants in Punjab's Chandigarh and Gujarat's Ahmedabad crews – a no-fuss private college with 20+ practical courses that snags Ireland's work rights edge minus the public uni queues.