I quite agree that there are no lies downstairs. I have met important classmates in countless interviews. Basically, the recruitment of such companies is based on the principle of "cyit first, then specialty", even if it is a special session of 2 1 1 (although cyit is not 2 1 1). And some companies are pressed for time, so they simply come to cyit, and there is no way out. As for optical engineering, it depends on your understanding. It would be better if you plan to go to graduate school, take a Ph.D. exam, and then stay in school to teach and educate people, because cyit is neither 9 1 1 nor 250, and many places only recognize this! If you just want to study for a master's degree, it is very good to choose cyit. The School of Optoelectronic Engineering may not be as eye-catching as cyit communication, but its major will not be as saturated as communication. For example, when Huawei 1 1 recruits a master's degree in electromagnetic field, the whole laboratory is exempt from examination. Whether the exam is important or not is up to the landlord!