There are certain issues when changing your majors, anyhow here's my take
UT Austin - amb
Texas AMU - amb
Univ of Wisconsin ,Madison -amb
Univ of Maryland, college park - amb
Arizona state university - safe
Hi,
I am interested in a masters degree in computer architecture and embedded system.In most of the university websites,this is listed under the computer engg department,but I have a UG degree in electronics and communication.will that be any issue? Also please evaluate my profile and let me know about my chances of getting in the mentioned colleges.
Gre: quant-168 verbal-154 awa-4.0
Toefl: 111(R-30,L-27,S-26,W-28)
Bachelors:cgpa-9.88 (topper,MSRIT Bangalore)
12th-93.4%
10th-93.6%
I have one paper publication in an international journal,and write articles for open source magazines (linux for you) apart from the final year project and an inplant training at ISTRAC Bangalore.
I am working for the last 1.5 years at ST Ericsson,in embedded Linux USB and multicore systems.
The universities I have planned to apply are
UT Austin
Texas AMU
Univ of Wisconsin ,Madison
Univ of Maryland, college park
Arizona state university
Please let me know if I have any real chances of getting in any of these universities and do suggest others where i can apply.Thanks a lot in advance!
There are certain issues when changing your majors, anyhow here's my take
UT Austin - amb
Texas AMU - amb
Univ of Wisconsin ,Madison -amb
Univ of Maryland, college park - amb
Arizona state university - safe
Could you please elaborate on what are the 'issues' while changing majors?
Actually most universities list embedded related subjects in 'electrical and computer engineering' program,but in the computer engg track.Would that also cause any problems?
Also for my profile,how are my chances of getting in
Virginia tech or
Amherst, Massachusetts??
Virginia tech - v.amb
U of mass amherst - amb/mod
The issues are application rejections, visa rejection and stuff, as far as your problem is concerned you are taking it too harshly, embedded always comes under ECE dept and not Comp dept, so chill there is no need to shift majors.
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