Master's Degree In Engineering

I believe that graduate education is not merely a continuation of college studies but a process in which the student learns to do independent research. The fascination to “make something work” and understand “how it works” has always spurred me to dedicate my life to research. My immediate degree objective is a Master’s degree in “Embedded Systems” – a rapidly evolving field with an immense potential for research. This immense liking for putting science to work made engineering an obvious career choice. I chose Electronics and Communication as my specialization field from Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering and Technology. I had the good fortune of having eminent faculty and a well-compiled syllabus, which placed equal emphasis on theoretical fundamentals as well as on practical implementations.

The exhaustive and exacting nature of undergraduate education in my college has provided me with a preparative background for graduate studies. I am well aware of the fact that a career in research calls for personal commitment and personal sacrifice of time, leisure and immediate reward. My undergraduate study in engineering has convinced me that I have only touched upon the tip of the proverbial iceberg. I wish to undergo a Master’s program to sharpen the focus of my interests before I decided the field in which I would eventually do my doctoral research. I intend to explore emerging areas and take part in inter-disciplinary research ventures as well. In the long-term, I want to take up an exacting position, either in the academia or the industry, where I can do independent research on fundamentally challenging and technically demanding problems with an immediate relevance to the everyday