Is there any way to compensate for my average CGPA to increase my chances of admission in those universities?
Your 14 years of professional experience in electrical engineering is a major strength that can help offset your average CGPA. Highlight your work achievements, secure strong recommendation letters, and write a compelling statement of purpose. Consider adding relevant certifications or short courses to demonstrate ongoing learning. Target universities that value work experience along with academics to increase your chances of admission.
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