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badri89
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Hi all,
May be this topic has been discussed many times in forums.
I am a design engineer(experience of 2+ years in control systems, embedded) from India wishing to pursue my masters in applied physics(optics or solid state physics or photonics).
I took the ielts exam and got overall of 6.5 . I was planning to apply for european universities preferably Germany.
While I took this step, I am confused as to which universities should I apply for since my experience was in embedded and control systems. As most of the universities say relevant work experience is a plus, I don't have a relevant work experience( considering the fact that I worked with different controllers and circuit design).
So which universities should I look for in Germany? Does it really mean that I will be given the least preference? Is there any way to strengthen my application to universities? I did some courses in edx(but I dont think that will be really helpful for me).
Kindly give me some guidance. Thanks!
May be this topic has been discussed many times in forums.
I am a design engineer(experience of 2+ years in control systems, embedded) from India wishing to pursue my masters in applied physics(optics or solid state physics or photonics).
I took the ielts exam and got overall of 6.5 . I was planning to apply for european universities preferably Germany.
While I took this step, I am confused as to which universities should I apply for since my experience was in embedded and control systems. As most of the universities say relevant work experience is a plus, I don't have a relevant work experience( considering the fact that I worked with different controllers and circuit design).
So which universities should I look for in Germany? Does it really mean that I will be given the least preference? Is there any way to strengthen my application to universities? I did some courses in edx(but I dont think that will be really helpful for me).
Kindly give me some guidance. Thanks!