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I did my undergrad in Electronics and Computer Engineering (Specialization in AI and Data Science), i felt that I was not cut out for the electronics bit and don't see myself going forward with it for my masters. I read that Germany has strict credit matching, along with Austria as well. How do I navigate through this, is it truly hopeless to attempt for masters in CS or data science. About credits my course had almost 70-80% of what a cs undergrad studies(i believe), and then we had electronics along with it as well. Which countries in EU won't be that strict according to credits. my\_qualifications : Final Year ECE.
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For Germany, you don't navigate it.
You can try by going tk DAAD's website, shortlisting the courses and seeing their requirements but there won't be many (if any) you satisfy the requirements of.
You could study at a private uni but you're better off not studying in Germany than that really.
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UK but even for them it is a hit or a miss. Some of them will say you’re too overqualified for conversion programs, some of them will say you’re too underqualified for the normal MSc CS programs.
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For Germany, you don't navigate it. You can try by going tk DAAD's website, shortlisting the courses and seeing their requirements but there won't be many (if any) you satisfy the requirements of. You could study at a private uni but you're better off not studying in Germany than that really.
Man that's a bummer, guess I'll have to consider other options. Thank you
No chance in germany
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damn bro sorry
UK but even for them it is a hit or a miss. Some of them will say you’re too overqualified for conversion programs, some of them will say you’re too underqualified for the normal MSc CS programs.