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June-July 2008 Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, South Korea, 1st Internship
 Introduction to DSME IT Environment
 Datacenter Management
 Service Oriented Architecture of DSME Web Portal
 Job Scheduling System
 Okpo Harbor Monitoring System
 Data Mining and Data Warehousing
 Introduction to Centralized Maintenance Management System(CMMS)
 Introduction to SAP ABAP Programming

June-July 2009 Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, South Korea, 2nd Internship
Real Time Hands-On Training on Linux Server Administration
Using HP-UX 11i and Sun Solaris
 Involvement in the Real Time Sales Promotion of
Newly developed DSME CMMS product
 Chance of interacting in meeting with the foreign client BP
British Petroleum
 Study on PLM(Product Life-cycle Management)
In Shipbuilding Industry
 Elementary study on Cloud Computing

Work Experience 6 months as of now and continuing at Progressive Infotech (IT Infrastructure Services based growing company with a turnover of 150 Crores)
 Developing Customer Relationship Management Software on Android Platform that manage the real-time status of Service Level Agreements (SLA) with the customers

As far my projects are concerned
"Network Simulation of College LAN using NS2"
 "Online Examination System using Java Technologies"

As far as my extra curriculars are concerned, I was consistent e-gaming champion at fests held in college

I have 3 LORs from
-IT planning Head of DSME, South Korea
-Vice president Progressive Infotech
-Professor at college

Please evaluate for --

Sweden
--KTH Master's programme in Software Engineering of Distributed Systems
--KTH Erasmus Mundus COSSE - Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering ( Requires minimum 75% in btech Should i apply)
--Chalmers Computer Systems and Networks
--Chalmers Software Engineering

Finland
-- University of Helsinki Master's Degree Programme in Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
-- University of Helsinki Masters in Networking and Services

Germany
-- Univ of Saarland- Computer science
-- TU Munich Computational Science and Engineering

Switzerland
-- EPFL Computer Science

Plz rate guys and suggest others if possible in computer science

@[JT_daniel]
@[billa]
@[nobby]
@[anjanakarthik]
@[anuragm]

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Rocker.pg
Master's Degree Programme in Information and Communications Technology is a special program offered jointly by Finnish and Russian universities. It won't be much hard to get in (with your profile), however keep in mind you will have to spend 1 or 2 semesters at a Russian university and I think there you will have to pay some tuition fee (depending on the university).
Masters in Networking and Services, at university of Helsinki will be hard to get in, UH has a small CS department and is very selective.
I'd suggest you to look at TUT and LUT in Finland, both have very good CS program. LUT should be safe, while TUT should be gettable.
Both programs at Chalmers will be almost safe for you, KTH will also be pretty much safe. Don't worry about 75% requirement. Apply for it, both KTH and Chalmers are very good universities. You, indeed have very good chances to get scholarship from Chalmers, if you keep it on 1st preference.
Good luck.

I guess sometimes the past just catches up with you, whether you want it to or not.

billa Thanks man....

Any ideas on german universities?? Which ones are the best and worth applying considering my profile.

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easy, dude
You don't need to tag same guys 3 times, wait for some time they might be busy.
Good luck.

I guess sometimes the past just catches up with you, whether you want it to or not.

CS is not my field. However, German universities in general pay a lot of weightage to acads. The two universities you have mentioned are ambi.

Some of the universities you can look at are (I´m not sure if they have English courses - you will have to check) Paderborn, Düsseldorf, RWTH Aachen, Saarbrücken and Darmstadt.

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(11-07-2011 06:11 PM)Rocker.pg Wrote:  Germany
-- Univ of Saarland- Computer science Mod/Safe
-- TU Munich Computational Science and Engineering Safe/Mod

Pretty impressive profile there, but the acads are a tad low. But you've got a lot more to support your profile, which the Germans will definitely appreciate.

I'd suggest you look at the Paderborn University for CS, it's supposedly ranked 3rd in the world for CS and it's pretty darn good. Very, very intensive course there, though. You'll get in easily there, because one of my friends with a vastly inferior profile was selected there. You could also take a look at the CS program in TU Delft, it's also pretty well regarded here.

And please don't bounce the thread for every few hours with tags, we're not on Edulix 24x7!

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billa KTH and Chalmers specify that Indian bachelor students don't require to prove English proficiency So I guess I ll be safe without sending toefel or ielts score??

Also I wanted to ask whether international students have separate classes to local Swedish people? I am asking this because getting friendly with the locals is really important.... And studying under the same roof really increases your chances to get friendly

Lastly how open are those Swedish blondes to Indians??

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(11-10-2011 01:52 PM)Rocker.pg Wrote:  KTH and Chalmers specify that Indian bachelor students don't require to prove English proficiency So I guess I ll be safe without sending toefel or ielts score??

Well, yeah they don't require TOEFL from south asian students with degrees in Engineering, but I can see you have good TOEFL score, so why not sending it anyway? Its your choice anyway.

Rocker.pg Wrote:Also I wanted to ask whether international students have separate classes to local Swedish people? I am asking this because getting friendly with the locals is really important.... And studying under the same roof really increases your chances to get friendly

No, although there are some master degrees taught in Swedish, a lot of Swedish students attend the courses offered in english. In fact many of the courses have only a few international students, rest of them are Swedish.

Yes, I totally agree that you should try to integrate with the local culture. Swedish people are very polite and friendly but shy.
There are lots of ways to get social, university pubs, parties, sports, etc. etc.

Rocker.pg Wrote:Lastly how open are those Swedish blondes to Indians??

hehe, there's a little problem, there are not many in Chalmers CSE department, and outside the university, most of them think Chalmers students as 'boring looking nerds ', so you've to do a bit struggle

I guess sometimes the past just catches up with you, whether you want it to or not.

Regarding the "Aptitude Test" at TU Munich -- They specify that the application is considered on academic qualifications and in some cases an interview is also arranged with the applicant. But silly of me to go by the word "Aptitude Test", do they take some sort of exam??

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Well, It would be more like an interview over phone/skype. However, could you post the link here so that I can be certain of the same?

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(11-10-2011 06:38 PM)anuragm Wrote:  Well, It would be more like an interview over phone/skype. However, could you post the link here so that I can be certain of the same?

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LINK http://portal.mytum.de/studium/bewerbung...sungsarten

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This is from the same link. And I believe its quite clear (See part in bold).

Quote:At TUM aptitude tests are conducted for the majority of study courses. Several criteria are used in the selection of students: grade point average of final secondary-school examinations (“Abitur“), motivational letters and possibly hands-on experience in connection with the planned course of study as well as, in some cases, an interview with the admissions committee.

This interview is not an exam. It is an interview designed to find out whether it can be expected that the applicant will master his/ her studies successfully.

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I've heard TU Munich sometimes conducts interviews over the phone. Don't really have any idea other than that mate, sorry!

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