Who can talk about the strengths of microelectronics majors in Tsinghua, Peking University, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Fudan University and compare them?

Let's start with Tsinghua. It can be said that it is the most difficult one. Of course, it would be much better if you were an exempt student in this school or other excellent schools. Tsinghua's unified microelectronics examination only recruits 4-5 people. Generally, non-2 1 1, 985 graduates will face great challenges when they choose Tsinghua. Of course, there is no doubt about the strength of Tsinghua, and the design direction should be at least the top two. Fudan is second, and Fudan's design deserves the first place. Fudan is biased, but it is a freak of microelectronics, with ASIC and State Key Laboratory of Systems. No matter how difficult it is, Fudan is the wisest choice. Fudan Microelectronics is exempt from the examination, and only about 20 people register for the unified examination every year. It is not clear how many people are involved in the equipment. It's a pity to study microelectronics instead of designing devices. There are five courses in Fudan Microelectronics Postgraduate Entrance Examination, and the specialized course is the most rare one. Let's talk about Peking University. The technological level of Peking University ranks first in the country, and so do other directions. . . Choose carefully. There is no doubt about the strength of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, but the atmosphere of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is always inferior to that of colleges and universities.