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Scholar-Level 17
Please go through university websites for this. Every university has its specific curriculum a few core subjects remain the same all over but for detailed information, you have to check university websites only.
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I don't understand that for which problem you are talking about. I think that you are afraid of the change in the stream from electrical to computers. Right? So dear, I want to clarify that there is no harm in changing the stream from UG to PG. You are absolutely eligible (provided you must have to fulfill other conditions also). However, your visa investigation officer may ask about this question. And trust me, you must have to convince him with your answer. You may face this (that why you want to change your stream?) in US's university application form. So be prepared for the answer. Otherwise, all is well.
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Scholar-Level 16
Most universities offer MS courses which are completed within 2 years. However, I have shared a link with you, and you can check on your own if there are any MS courses which are of 3 years duration. You may be able to get an extension for your MS course up to 3 years in select universities.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, Poland is a good option and less competitive than Germany.
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That's a big number of backlogs.You may be considered by American universities only if you have a good GRE score. So, try for Australian universities.
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