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how different is the project based MS from the MEng degree? and specifically between the non-thesis ms at cmu and meng at cornell, for electrical.

they claim cornell to be more industry oriented, yet the job options are better from cmu?

Hi, I'm in a fix to decide between the MS in ECE at Carnegie Mellon University, and the MEng in ECE at Cornell. If its the course at CMU, i prefer to specialize on advanced control systems, but if its cornell, i would like to specialize in energy systems. I would appreciate if anyone could pitch in with your suggestions! Thank you so much!

my overall profile goes like this: a cumulative gpa of 7.9/10 after 3 years, 3 journal publications, a government funded project (Tamil nadu state) and an intern at schlumberger, toefl score is 109 (26 reading+26 listening+28 speaking+29 writing). so how would you rate a profile like this? assuming my sop and lor's are good, where do i stand?

i got a 318/340 in the gre, 168 in quants and 150 in verbal and 4.5 in awa. I'm looking to apply for a masters in electrical. do i stand a chance in making it to top 20 schools in the us?

Hi! I took my GRE yesterday, got 150/170 in my verbal, and 168/170 in quants. I'm looking to apply for an electrical engineering major. Where do i stand? am i likely to lose out on top schools because of my verbal score?? I've also got 3 journal publications and 1 international conference. My cumulative grade is around 8.1/10 and i'm in my fourth year of under grads. What are my chances and which schools am i likely to get admits from?

I'm currently in my pre-final year of my undergraduate program in electrical engineering. It would be really helpful if you could tell me how much it would help me if I present papers at international conferences or even have 1 or 2 journal publications under my name. I am looking to pursue my higher studies in the field of electrical engineering, an MS degree probably.