Fall 2013|MS in Energy Sys|EEE|GRE:322,4.5|TOEFL:119|BE:9.05/10|SJCE, Mysore

**kmr2013** · 11-23-2012 08:56 PM

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GRE-322

Quant: 163(88%tile)
Verbal: 159(80%tile)
AWA: 4.5(73%tile)

TOEFL-119
Reading 30 Listening 30 Speaking 30 Writing 29

UG 9.05/10 (topper scored around 9.2) BE Electrical and Electronics Engineering, I am currently in the seventh semester

I want to pursue MS in Energy Systems.

Projects:

Won the GE Edison Challenge (Project based on energy)
Finalist in the Schneider Electric Blaze Competition (Paper on Smart buildings followed by a detailed energy audit)
Finalist in the Schneider Innovation Challenge (Project: Converting the kinetic energy of water to electricity)
Motor Control with the help of PWM (College level)
Technical report presented to the National University of Singapore; the report was selected and I was invited to attend a conference in the NUS and was also asked to present my report to the audience

Internships:

Interned for a month at ISRO, Bangalore-applications of EEE in space programs
Interned at Technophilia Systems-Robotics and Embedded Systems
Interned at Infosys

I am planning to apply to the following universities:

1. University of California, Berkeley
2. Stanford University
3. University of California, Los Angeles
4. University of Southern California
5. Pennsylvania State University
6. Georgia Tech
7. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
8. Carnegie Mellon University
9. University of Washington, Seattle
10. Ohio state University

Looking forward to your feedback!
Thanks!!

**Shalin** · 11-24-2012 10:47 AM

Hi

You have a very strong profile. If you write your SOPs well, you can aim for the best colleges. The only hindrance for you to get admitted then would be your quant. score. But you should definitely apply with these credentials.

Considering your list:
1. University of California, Berkeley -ambitious (very difficult to get into it)
2. Stanford University -amb. (looks for toppers but quant may hamper admission)
3. University of California, Los Angeles -amb.
4. University of Southern California -safe
5. Pennsylvania State University- moderate
6. Georgia Tech- upper moderate
7. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor- upper moderate
8. Carnegie Mellon University- upper moderate
9. University of Washington, Seattle- moderate
10. Ohio state University- safe
Its a well balanced list. You can proceed with this only.
Regards

**kmr2013** · 11-24-2012 12:48 PM

Thanks a lot!!

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