Getting into an M.S. program in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at IIT Madras with a B.E. in EEE and software engineering experience is possible.

While not mandatory for all specializations, some M.S. programs at IIT Madras, including CSE, recommend a GATE score for shortlisting candidates. A good GATE score can strengthen your application.

Your B.E. in EEE is a valid bachelor's degree, but some foundational knowledge of computer science would be beneficial. Your 3 years as a software engineer demonstrate practical experience in the field. You can highlight relevant projects and skills in your application. IIT Madras typically considers a combination of factors for selection, including GATE score (if applicable), academic performance in B.E., Statement of Purpose (SOP), and letters of recommendation (LOR).

IIT Madras doesn't currently offer a part-time M.S. program in CSE.However, they do offer a Master of Science (MSc) by Research program, which allows some flexibility in scheduling research work.

The full-time M.S. program in CSE at IIT Madras is typically a two-year program.


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Science Stream (PCM):

• Physics (P): Essential for computer engineering and data analysis.
• Chemistry (C): While not directly related to data analysis, it can develop strong analytical thinking skills.
• Mathematics (M): Crucial for computer engineering, data analysis, and the logical thinking required in business.

Commerce Stream (MEC):

• Mathematics (M): As mentioned above, important for various aspects of your goals.
• Economics (E): Provides a foundation for understanding business principles and markets.
• Computer Science (CS): Introduces you to programming and computational thinking, valuable for both computer engineering and data analysis.

Benefits of Each Stream:

• Science Stream (PCM): Provides a strong foundation in core sciences and mathematics, which is crucial for computer engineering and data analysis.
• Commerce Stream (MEC): Equips you with business knowledge and introduces computer science, potentially sparking further interest in these fields.

Additional Considerations:

• Creative Writing: While not a formal subject in Class 11 and 12, you can pursue creative writing independently through online courses, workshops, or personal projects.
• Psychology: Similar to creative writing, consider online resources or introductory psychology courses offered by some institutions to explore this field further.

Beyond Class 11 and 12:

• Bachelor's Degree: Choose a program that aligns with your dominant interests - computer engineering, business, data science, or a combination (e.g., B.Tech. in Computer Science and Business Analytics).
• Online Courses: Take advantage of online courses in creative writing, psychology, or other areas of interest to continue exploring them alongside your main field of study.
  
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Yes, you can become an AI engineer even if you didn't have computer science in 12th standard.

Following are some artificial intelligence courses and its eligibility criteria:

1. B.Sc Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning- completed of 12th standard or equivalent with minimum 50% marks with PCM.
2. B.Voc Artificial Intelligence- Passed  12th standard or equivalent with minimum 55% marks in any stream are eligible to purse this course
3. BE Artificial Intelligence- Passed class 12 examination or equivalent examination with minimum 50% marks in science stream with PCM.

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