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Is it normal to start masters degree at age of 24 or should I've joined early. . . .i finished my bachelors degree 3years back. . . .and i don't have work experience in my core field which is electronics engineering.
reddvoid said:Is it normal to start masters degree at age of 24 or should I've joined early. . . .i finished my bachelors degree 3years back. . . .and i don't have work experience in my core field which is electronics engineering.
There is nothing weird or wrong with doing a masters at 24. I completed my masters last year and only about a fith of the class were fresh out of their bachelors. Most had been working for a few years, most people were closer to 30 than they were to 20.reddvoid said:Is it normal to start masters degree at age of 24 or should I've joined early. . . .i finished my bachelors degree 3years back. . . .and i don't have work experience in my core field which is electronics engineering.
Yes, it is quite common for individuals to pursue a Masters degree at the age of 24. In fact, many students choose to continue their education immediately after completing their undergraduate degree at this age.
No, starting a Masters degree at 24 does not put you at a disadvantage. In fact, many students at this age have a better understanding of their academic interests and are more focused and motivated in their studies.
Yes, completing a Masters degree at 24 does not limit your job prospects. In fact, having a higher level of education can make you a more competitive candidate in the job market.
It is possible to balance work and a Masters degree at 24, but it may require good time management skills and a flexible schedule. It is important to communicate with your employer and professors to find a balance that works for you.
No, it is not too late to start a Masters degree at 24. Many individuals pursue higher education at different stages in their lives, and 24 is still considered a young age to continue your education.