Eligibility for MS in aerospace engineering

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the eligibility of a candidate with a B.Tech in electronics and communication engineering to pursue a Master's degree in aerospace engineering. It includes inquiries about suitable universities in the US for such a transition.

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  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant questions the eligibility of a B.Tech in electronics and communication engineering for an MS in aerospace engineering, suggesting that the required background may not be met.
  • Another participant recommends consulting with the graduate departments of various universities for specific guidance on eligibility.
  • A participant seeks clarification on what a B.Tech is, indicating a need for understanding the educational background being discussed.
  • There is an emphasis on the importance of the specific program and the institution from which the candidate graduated in determining eligibility.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express differing views on eligibility, with some suggesting that direct acceptance may be unlikely while others advocate for consulting university advisers. No consensus is reached on the matter.

Contextual Notes

The discussion highlights the variability in eligibility criteria based on individual university requirements and the specifics of the candidate's undergraduate program.

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I have completed B.tech in electronics and communication engineering. Am i eligible to pursue MS in aerospace engineering? Which good US universities can i apply for?
 
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I would consult with the graduate department of several universities to see what they have to say.
 
123.shalini said:
I have completed B.tech in electronics and communication engineering. Am i eligible to pursue MS in aerospace engineering? Which good US universities can i apply for?

What's a B.tech?

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It's all going to depend on where you graduated from and what that program entails. By the sounds of it, I would guess that you would not get accepted directly to a MS program. You would not have the required background. That's just my first impression. You need to contact advisers at the universities you are interested in attending and go from there.
 

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