MA/MS in M.E. Electrical Engineering

Catalogued as ME-EE EL301, this master's programme aims to turn out power engineers with a sense of ethics who can handle demanding technological problems and meet needs in education and industry through training in modern technology. The page singles out solar power conversion and advanced microprocessor and microcontroller topics as subjects of real relevance to today's power system engineers. Practical projects are done during the final semester. For international study, a two-year (1+1) route exists with Christian Brothers University and the University of North Alabama in the USA, and the university says it has signed 250 agreements with foreign institutions. Three students receive teaching assistantships at 8000 per semester, and a GATE scholarship of 3000 per month is listed, along with a curriculum PDF and eligibility details for applicants.