Currently I am planning to go for a MS in ECE in US taking the VLSI specialization.
But I have also heard that in India there are good amount of job opportunities and growth in VLSI and after a time the company will pay you to study part time Masters. I would like to know how much correct is this and if I am missing out on anything by not working and studying in US for VLSI.
(specifically computer architecture and chip design)
And how much masters degree plays in career growth like principal engineer
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The reason being, you get to keep your US granted stocks which are generally higher than India grants.