Is there a chance for me to switch fields from commerce background to computer science or AI for higher studies abroad for a Master's?
Yes, switching from a commerce background to a master's in Computer Science (CS) or Artificial Intelligence (AI) abroad is possible, but you’ll need to meet specific prerequisites.
- Math and Programming: A strong foundation in mathematics (your 75% in 12th maths helps) and programming skills are typically required. If you lack programming experience, consider online courses or certifications.
- Relevant Experience: Highlight any work or projects involving analytics, data, or technology.
- Standardized Tests: Some universities may require GRE scores, especially if your undergraduate grades are below their usual threshold.
- Bridge Programs: Look for universities offering bridge or foundational courses for students from non-technical backgrounds.
- Application Materials: Use your statement of purpose and recommendations to explain your motivation and transferable skills.
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