I'm an M.Sc. Astrophysics student in India. Can someone please suggest how to prepare myself that will increase my selection chances in PhD abroad? Also, suggestion of some good PhD programs will be appreciated. Thank you!
Hi guys, I am in bit of a situation in my life. I did extremely bad in my A levels. Just 2 E’s and 3 d’s (AS completed only). And I am not incapable whatsoever. My o’levels equivalent grades(class 10 grade) are 1198/1300 with 100% and 99% in both math paper. So, trust me when I say, i fucked up my senior and junior year. Nonetheless, my mom had something to say to me today and it basically went like “if you really want a bachelor’s degree, go for it, don’t worry about the money”. I had a previous list of schools I was gonna apply if everything went normal which ranged from NYU being the most selective to IEU being the least. I previously told her I got rejected from every school from that list when in reality, I didn’t even apply to a single one, because I kinda knew the decision. Can yall recommend me schools that,
my_qualifications: BTech in Applied Maths and Computing (2.47/4.0 GPA, 2021, India). BTech : 6.19 cgpa == 2.47/4.0 12th : 87.2% 10th : 9.8 cgpa
Hi guys, I have been working as a software dev for the last 4 years. I started as a C++ developer, worked on it for 2 years and since then have been trying to transition into Computer Vision and AI.
I have worked on visualization and morphing of Meshes with C++ (Basic computer graphics and computational geometry). I have worked with Django and delivered production level applications involving ML microservices for object detection and classification ( Basic AI usage stuff). I am currently earning around 25 LPA (base) in India.
I now want to pursue a masters in Computer Sciences, primarily in the field of intersection of AI and Computer Graphics/Visual Computing/HCI/Computer Vision/Robotics/Computational Sciences, or any other interdisciplinary field. The motivation is to be at the frontier of AI development and subsequently enhance my domain knowledge which I have acquired through my work and academic experience.
I am not much clear about my path after my masters degree. I may get into a PhD or take up a research role in a private entity. I am clear that I am not planning to stay abroad until and unless the research opportunities are quite good.
I have handpicked a few colleges which I am trying to target:
Carnegie Melon
Georgia Tech
KAIST
ETH Zurich
University of Michigan
University of Washington
NTU (Singapore)
EPFL
TU Munich
I have prepared this list using csrankings.org.
Constraints:
I am 26 years old.
Low Budget
GPA : 2.4
Fragmented work-ex
Now I have the following questions regarding my decision and the target colleges:
Considering my constraints, am I being too ambitious in my selection of colleges? Out of these, what admits are achievable? What would be some realistic targets to pursue?
Should I prepare for GATE and get into IITs/IISc for MTech? Or is the preparation and hustle not worth it?
How likely is it to get full scholarships in any of these universities?
On csrankings.org, I have seen that a lot of Chinese universities have such a large number of publications dwarfing the US universities. So, would it be a good choice to pursue masters from China?
German public Universities have no tuition fees which will be very suitable for me, but are those good enough for doing frontier research in the mentioned fields?
Should I have clarity about my path after the masters?
I am from Nepal and I want to pursue flight training in Europe because my target license is EASA. I was considering to study in Romania but the flight school said that visa processing might take upto 2 to 6 months. I do not want to waste much time and join pilot training as quickly as possible. Also, I have to travel to New Delhi, India for most of the Embassy or Consulates.
Please give me suggestions on good flight schools with possibility of CFI opportunity to build flight hours.
Hi guys,
I would really like to know whether the Bachelor of Mathematics in EPFL is a great option for me. I have a great offer from FMEL (Falaises, 470 CHF), but the bad thing is that I need to pay like two months and the deposit, so it would be financially difficult for us.
Anyway, I'm Moroccan, and I've studied in Spain for 13 years, so right now I'm studying the Spanish baccalaureate. Overall my grades are pretty high (10 out of 10 in my final grades, having taken Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Technical drawing), but I'm quite a bit concerned about the statistics related to the année propédeutique: Nearly 70% of those who are in Mathematics drop out, according to various sources.
I don't know if my level is enough if I want to pass the first year and to successfully make it. The good thing is that I lived in many places in Spain and I always had high grades. My other options are in Spain (UPM, UCM...) and France (bachelor of l'X, where by the way I have a nearly full scholarship, INSA, PSL-Dauphine...), since they are financially accessible for me.
I really enjoy mathematics (I've made many projects and stuff related to maths, plus I and I would like
So let me know if you would recommend me this bachelor and if there is anything else I should take into account.
Which option is better in terms of student placements, job opportunities, and future career scope and Cost!!
I just received my admission letter today. after 9 unsuccessful applications for history in Canada and Belgium i was finally accepted into a history MA program. i’m from Iran and the embassy is currently closed and has been since the war started, and unlike literally every other Schengen country Germany has not as of this moment provided a third country for Iranians to be able to apply for a visa. What are my options? Please help me.