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Scholar-Level 18
The famous Shakespearean dilemma! VLSI as well as Embedded Systems! Both have almost same level of opportunities and excitement. Both are equally good. Having said this, what to select? Okay. I would advise you to go for what your heart is saying. What fascinates you the most? Go for it. Best wishes.
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My personal choice would be to pursue post-graduation. This has twin advantages. Firstly, it makes you a specialist and hence increases your value in placements cycle. In addition, you also become eligible to teach in engineering colleges, which presently have huge vacancies of trained staff. Best wishes.
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University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
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M.Sc. Full-time
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University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
8,784 EUR/year2 years
M.Sc. Full-time
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Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Canada
1,080 EUR/year2 years
M.Sc. Full-time
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University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
5,653 EUR/year
M.Sc. Full-time
Pharmaceutical Sciences
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
12,125 EUR/year2 years
M.Sc. Full-time
Pharmacology
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
2 years
M.Sc. Full-time
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
5,92
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Candidates can apply online as well as offline for different programs.
Candidates have to fill-up separate forms for each course (if eligible for more than one stream).
The college admits candidates on merit basis only followed by interview.
Integrated MTTM program include Bachelors and
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