Statement of Purpose in Electronics & Communication Engineering

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Statement of Purpose

Ever since my school days, I have been interested in the theoretical frameworks in Mathematics and Sciences, which drive the digital world. I used to watch ‘How Stuff Works’ on the Discovery Channel and was in awe every time I saw it. Seeing the manner in which the Electrical devices were built and the various processes involved, infused a desire in me to be part of this process. The amazing task of connecting the world is the monopoly of electronic devices; hence, I made Electronic & Communication engineering my choice. In addition to finding out how a device operates, I have always been interested in design aspects and monitoring the incipient faults occurring within electronic gadgets. This urge has strengthened my ability to recognize the scope for improvement and motivated me to look beyond the conventional functionalities of any gadget.

Studying subjects like Linear Integrated Circuits, Communication Engineering, Data Communication Networks, Wireless and Mobile Communication and Digital Signal Processing from reputed Sharda International University gave me a clearer view of what I wanted to do and revealed to me limitless horizons in the field of Electronics & Communication Engineering.

In the Second year of B.Tech, I had worked on a war Robot named AZAZEL and represented my university in International level Robot combat battle tournament held at Prestigious Indian Institute of technology, Mumbai and selected for final round.

In the final year of B.Tech, I had worked on a project in which I designed and fabricated the Hexapod Robot. Nowadays, the world is talking about Robots that can help the world by performing various applications. The main function of the Hexapod Robot is to provide reach i...

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...ersity is a confluence of people from every culture and varied ideologies. I am sure that my exposure to these kinds of diverse influences would aid in the overall development of my personality and help me to broaden my view from narrow confines of nationalism to internationalism very clear as to my career aspirations. I strongly feel that the guidance of the capable, research-oriented faculty of your department will make my graduate study at your university a fruitful endeavor. The fact that your University stands unique with its infrastructure, faculty and resources, motivates me to be a part of it and I believe that the above qualifications make me an excellent prospect for graduate study. I sincerely hope that you would share my confidence by accepting me into your esteemed institution.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to express myself.

-KSHITIJ SAGAR

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