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Yashbhatt
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Hello,
I am graduating with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering next July. I have been considering a move to astronomy/astrophysics. I read this thread by @ZapperZ and yes with a bit of revision, I can clear the Physics GRE. I also read a few testimonials of people who have made the transition and a common thing among them seems to be their research/project experience. However, I don't have any at this stage.
If I were to clear Physics GRE with a good score (and I have a decent GPA), would lack of project experience be a hindrance in getting into a physics based graduate program?
Thanks.
I am graduating with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering next July. I have been considering a move to astronomy/astrophysics. I read this thread by @ZapperZ and yes with a bit of revision, I can clear the Physics GRE. I also read a few testimonials of people who have made the transition and a common thing among them seems to be their research/project experience. However, I don't have any at this stage.
If I were to clear Physics GRE with a good score (and I have a decent GPA), would lack of project experience be a hindrance in getting into a physics based graduate program?
Thanks.