After graduating from one of the most reputed institutions in India, I had a spectrum of options available to pursue. By carefully evaluating my interests and strengths, I have decided to opt to go for graduate study in the field of "Embedded Systems" and "Robotics".
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This is not a very strong introduction for your statement of purpose. Your introduction should show an early build up of your interest in computers leading up to your college degree, culminating in an interest to attend graduate school. The content of this sentence should be the last part of your introductory statement
Since my boyhood days I was allured by object called a computer. Being pathologically curious, I tried to know as much as possible about it and down the line I got more and more interested in making of it. The scientific and technological advancements in the field of Electronics, aiding human progress fascinated me a lot. This affected my interests profoundly and decided that one day I would pursue a career in electronics.
- I developed an interest in computers early in my childhood... I tried to
learn ... .. and continued to delve deeper into the history of computers and what the world of computer technology had to offer... Electronics aiding
in human progress...profoundly, which is why I decided that I would...
- This should become your introductory paragraph instead since it shows the progress of your interest in computers and electronics.
For this dream to fulfil I started working hard from my school days.
- I knew that I would have to work hard academically in order to gain acceptance into Birla Institute of Technological Science - Pilani.[/quote]
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me with an opportunity... I came to understand the industry and the role...
- ... Laboratory under
the Defence... It was during this period
that my interest
- These paragraphs should be merged into one because it speaks of your additional, non academic training experience. However, this should later in the statement. After you have discussed your academically involved training.
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Your essay has become too long because you included all of your training experience in great detail. You should choose only 2 or 3 of the most important ones and present them in the paper. Talking too much about all of your experience makes for tiresome reading. Remember, the Admissions Officer has more than a hundred SOPs to read in a day.I was involved in various course related projects also. In accordance with the course "Microprocessors and Interfacing" , a project to design an "automated drink dispensing machine using an 8086 chip" was done.
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This should be above your previous paragraph about non academic related training. This portion directly discusses what you learned as a student should be highlighted.I was briefly involved in a startup called Black Prop Tree which provides UAVs for aerial and surveillance & reconnaissance services for large industrial establishments. My tasks consisted of assembly and hardware of making Arduino based Quadcopters.
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Can you make this paragraph tighter? Use only the best experience from those you presented in order to cut down on your essay content. The rest of these information should be seen in great detail in your C.V. instead. The SOP is just an overview of the C.V.So it is imperative that I do my graduate study in a stimulating and challenging academic environment such as that at your school .
- ... in the stimulating and challenging academic environment of your school.
I wish to be considered for admission with fully financial assistance to the M.S. program in Embedded Systems and Robotics; at your university and look forward to being part of your research community.
Right now it seems that your essay is suffering from too much information. You should whittle it down to 500 words maximum. Highlighting only your best assets, accomplishments, and characteristics as a student. I hope that you can revise the essay to make it more concise and therefore, interesting to read :-)