Electrical Engineering

One of the fundamental subfields of engineering is electrical engineering. Along with their main curriculum, pupils are also taught a number of computer languages here. Although many students get hired from this area, the majority choose to pursue further education. Most professors either hold a Ph.D. or are pursuing one, and they are very helpful. Teachers encourage their students to conduct research and assist them in publishing their own research papers. The laboratories are excellent, and practical sessions happen frequently.

Infrastructure/Laboratory

Advance laboratory

Basic Electrical Engineering laboratory

Circuit and Networks laboratory

Career Opportunities After Graduation In EE

Power Engineer

One of the best careers following electrical engineering is becoming a power engineer due to the variety of opportunities available in this position. You could work in the fields of power generation, distribution, transmission, energy storage, renewable energy, energy management, or even in the manufacturing, construction, and utility sectors.

Control Systems Engineer

You have a wide range of job options as a Control Systems Engineer in many different sectors, including robotics, aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, and many others. And these industries are expanding at an exponential rate as consumer demand for goods like vehicles, AI robots, and machinery rises. Therefore, it is best for them to work and develop successful electrical engineering professions for themselves.

Research and Development Engineer-

You should keep an eye out for different employment opportunities if you want to build one of the greatest electrical engineering professions for yourself. As an R&D engineer, you have the opportunity to work in a variety of sectors, such as technology, manufacturing, aerospace, the creation of consumer goods, the energy or chemical industries, or even the healthcare sector.

Faculty Details

Dr. S P Roy

Professor Ph.D. Electric Machines, Electric Drives

Sougata Sen

Assistant professor M.Tech. Power Electronics and Drives

Dr. Subhra De Sikdar

Assistant Professor Ph.D. Power Quality, Transient event detection, Fault Analysis, ANN

Rasmiprava Barik

Assistant Professor M.Tech. Field theory, electrical and electronics measurement, Mechatronics

Nabanita Chatterjee

Assistant professor M.E. (Electrical) Electrical measurements and instrumentation

Sumanta Das

Assistant professor, HOD, M.Tech. Electric Machines, Electric Drives, Control, Power Electronics, Material Science

Amar Roy

Assistant Professor M.E. Electric Machine

Biswadeep Gupta Bakshi

Assistant Professor PhD (Thesis Submitted) Application of power electronics in modern light sources

Sandip Sarkar

Assistant Professor M.Tech. Academics

Ananya Jaiswal

Assistant Professor M.Tech. Non-conventional Energy

Ananya Jaiswal

Assistant Professor M.Tech. Power Electronics, Renewable Energy

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