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I dont find vlsi in most of the universities website . And 1 doubt is whether we have choose our specialisation at the time of application or after going there.
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Hi sir, Very informative video !! Whats the probability of getting into tier 2 colleges for VLSI domain, with quite a low CGPA of 7... And tips for increasing my chances......
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Hi sir. I had got admit from Colorado State University, arizona State University and San Jose State University. So according to your opinion which uni is good to pick.
Received an offer with a pathway scholarship form UIC, but I’m not sure if I should go for it l. given the fact that I can’t not much vlsi jobs in Chicago.
Hi i had completed UG EEE and i am going to choose ECE but many of them said ECE vlsi but i doesnt see in the college website i see ECE alone can anyone clarify me regarding this?
Hey! In most of the Uni's you don't have Masters in VLSI alone, its something like part of electives you choose at masters in Electrical/Electronics engineering
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I got admits from San Jose State University, San Francisco State University, Portland State University, Iowa State University, Arizona State University, University of California riverside. Could you please suggest one for VLSI?
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I dont know much about vlsi but iam interested to get in to vlsi for masters so this is good choice or not what are the basics we have to learn before entering the university. please clarify my doubt so then i decide what to do
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Im planning on pursuing btech in electronics (vlsi design and tech) which is a new branch. So will mtech in vlsi be a good option since i would have already studied vlsi in depth at the btech level?
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Sir, I have a small doubt in the selection between these colleges sir : ASU, UT Dallas, State University of NY at Albany, University of IOWA, Georgia Tech and North Carolina State University. According to your opinion what are the list of top 3 colleges irrespective of fee sir in VLSI
These universities all belong to wide range of tiers- NCSU will be my top pick - but its good for Digital Signals design- for Analog and Mixed there are others. What are you looking for in particular? Which sub field within VLSI do you want to get into? Because universities vary based on that as well- don't be swayed by rankings, there's a lot more to university selection process (your profile and career goals being the most important metrics). In case you need further guidance- +918125322444
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UF, Gainesville is a well-reputed university for Engineering across all streams- so the MS EE with Electronics Integrate Circuits Track will be a good quality option. Florida also has a strong concentration of VLSI Design-based companies- especially in the Tampa Bay region- with many job postings for VLSI Design Engineer and ASIC Design Engineer roles (Source, LinkedIn, and Indeed). You can confidently go ahead with your decision- All the best! If you need help with I20 and Visa processing, do get in touch - +918125322444
Thank you for the reply. I've received an offer with a $15k scholarship from Illinois Tech, but I'm unsure about its reputation in the VLSI field. My other offer is from ASU with no scholarship. Which do you think offers the best ROI?
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I got admits from University of Minnesota, Portland State University,Arizona State University. Could please suggest one for VLSI . It's urgent to finalize😪
For VLSI, all three universities are good. However, both UMN and ASU will cost you twice as much (Tuition fees-$50,000+) as Portland State University (Tuition fees around $25,000). If you look at Return On Investment, Portland State University is pretty good, and you can choose it without any second thought! But if you are Brand and reputation-oriented, you can select UMN. Job outcomes-wise, all these programs are equally good. So, I would pick Portland State University for its low cost, good VLSI curriculum, and Location. Hope this helps!
@@DrRajusConsultancy i got admits from Rutgers new Brunswick university and asu for electrical and computer engineering which one should I select please reply sir
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The states mentioned are backed by semi-conductor labor market reports in the USA. If you have data that proves otherwise, please comment with the link to the report. It will help students make the right decision. Other states like Arizona, Virginia, and New York are also good options, but according to the reports I have reviewed, these are the top five states that have popped out.
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The jobs in Semi-conductor industry are VERY broad. Really depends on what your education background is. Core VLSI design, IC Manufacturing etc are for ECE/EEE people but again other specialized streams in Materials, Chemical etc can also get in. People form other streams might have other jobs around supply chain, manufacturing, R&D etc If you want to guidance to apply for the right master's degree abroad, get in touch- +918125322444
