@Vipintiwari952 Yup become a wicketkeeper. It's not like there are so many other wicketkeeper batsmen fighting for spots in the team already (Rahul, Kishan, Samson,Pant, Jitesh, Prabhsimran ... )
@MichaelVaughan True ... With one extremely minor difference
Unlike England, India plays aggresive cricket and ... what's that technical term you cricket pundits use I keep forgetting?!
Oh yeah, "win a test match"
@StudentsSystems Similar to point on university rankings ... Don't simply go for the famous, accomplished faculty (the big name) ... pay more attention to whether their work style, research ideas, goals, thought process etc. appeal to you; you'll have a much better PhD experience then
@StudentsSystems Sometimes sending an email to a PhD student in the advisors group can be useful ... I often recisbe such messages, and mention any interesting sthdents to my advisor ... Keep the message short though
@StudentsSystems Another thing I have heard from a lot of faculty is looking for creative people, i.e., thinking of and coming with ideas to solve problems, or come up with new problem statements ... Not all ideas have to work, but the student should atleast show desire to try new approaches
@StudentsSystems Generally in Systems related research having demonstrable engineering skills is viewed positively ... In particular in embedded systems, having demontrable knowledge of firmware and hardware design in considered a positive in applications
@StudentsSystems You can also try reaching out to PhD students of faculty you are interested in working with, especially the younger PhD students (1st-2nd year) ... They may not always respond, but if they do you get good feedback
@StudentsSystems Adding to the points above, you may get an admit in a department of your choice but not necessarily with a faculty of your choice ... Students often accept admits, hoping they can work with the faculty in the future, but end up disappointed ... Be wary of this
@StudentsSystems Agree with @vj_chidambaram; talk to different students in the research group and understand the work culture ... Figure out for yourself if the work culture is agreeable and you see being comfortable doing that for 5-6 years
@D4nielMoghimi @JoonaKannisto Afaik lot of mag readers typically read the card when removing and not inserting, so a clean single motion swipe matters more on removal. And "quickly" is more like just have decent swipe speed and maintain good contact of stripe and read head.
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