GRE: 310( 146 verbal + 164 quant) IELTS: 6.5 CGPA: 8.38 from a regional college One internship in th

GRE: 310( 146 verbal + 164 quant) IELTS: 6.5 CGPA: 8.38 from a regional college One internship in the relevant domain (VLSI domain for 5 months) Around 4 certifications from IISc, IIT Madras and IESA(India electronics semiconductor association) What universities can I possibly aim for in VLSI domain?

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