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It is nice to hear from you that after 2 years of work experience you are now interested in doing your post-graduation in one of the subjects related to electrical engineering. It is great indeed to think on these lines. There are plenty of specializations available for basic graduates of electrical engineering. However at this stage I would like to advise you that you must do post-graduation in the subject that is at your heart or of which you are very passionate. This is irrespective of what you are doing at the moment. Renewable energy, power electronics. There are plenty of such subjects. I am attaching a link that will give
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