Code : EX
Year of Establishment: 2003
UG Intake: 120
Alumni: 600+
Total Intake: 120
Research Publications: 200+
Highly Qualified Faculty Members
Why should you choose Electrical Engineering?
Electrical engineering is one of the most popular engineering courses in India and has been one of the major driving forces of high technology over the past few decades. Electrical Engineering is one of the fastest growing fields that involves study and application of electricity and electronics. It is rapidly growing not only within core areas such as wireless communication and mobile technologies but also in other areas such as nanotechnology, biotechnology and bio medical engineering. Electrical engineering is the study and application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism for the development and maintenances of electrical and electrical equipments such as electric motors, navigation systems, medical devices, broadcast and communication systems, power generation systems, electrical distribution system, electric grid etc. Electrical engineering students use science, engineering, technology and analytical reasoning, creative and critical thinking skills to solved problems and design construct and maintain electrical and electronics product.
Vision
To encourage and transform students into competent professionals, committed to excel in their field and adapting themselves to changing technological needs of the society.
Mission
- To become renowned centre of academic learning for electrical and electronics engineering.
- To provide theoretical and practical knowledge so that they are suitable for industry and research and development.
- To inculcate habit of self study and working as a group so as to tackle complex problems.
Head of Department
Dr. Shafali Jain HoD, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, completed her PhD from MANIT Bhopal. She has teaching experience of more than seven years and research experience of 3 years. Her area of specialization includes power system, power system stability & control, advanced electrical drives. She has more than 20 research papers in International and National journals & conferences.
