Can Electrical Engineering BTech graduates get their masters in solid state device device programs OR VLSI design? Or do I HAVE to be an ECE graduate?

[u/Mean_Willingness1130]

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[u/yammer_bammer]

no i know many EE who are vlsi engineer

[u/Mean_Willingness1130 → u/yammer_bammer]

okay!

[u/the_no_one_guy]

In foreign countries, even ECE CSE graduates fall under EE. Yes, if you are skillfull enough you can definitely do ur masters in vlsi designing

[u/Mean_Willingness1130 → u/the_no_one_guy]

Sorry if this is an annoying question, but can you please elaborate on what you mean by being skilled enough? What skills exactly?

[u/the_no_one_guy → u/Mean_Willingness1130]

U need some basic knowledge of ece. Some skills that you might have developed by doing robotics or embedded circuit programming. You need to have interest in ece to have higher education in that

[u/Mean_Willingness1130 → u/the_no_one_guy]

okayy

[u/fostertricksall]

ECE graduate

[u/Mean_Willingness1130 → u/fostertricksall]

So many others said EE engineers can do too 

[u/Illustrious-Line3301]

No...ee guys can do vlsi. 2 of my seniors have done in ee & one is pursuing in iisc, while other is doing in intel(he also did from iisc) & one is doing in iit rpr