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KIITEE Cutoff 2024: Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology releases the KIITEE 2024 cutoff at the official website kiitee.kiit.ac.in. Applicants who appeared in the exam can check the KIITEE cutoff. The exam authority releases the KIITEE cutoff 2024 separately for all the courses. The cutoff of KIITEE 2024 determines various factors like the number of seats, previous year trends and others. The KIITEE 2024 cutoff is calculated based on marks obtained by candidates in the entrance examination.The KIITEE cutoff will be released in the form of opening and closing ranks. Applicants can check the KIITEE previous year cutoff from h
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Pragati Singh
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Diploma courses in Electrical Engineering can be pursued after completing Class 10 from a recognised board. Candidates can opt for these colleges which offer Diploma in Electrical Engineering courses:Lovely Professional UniversityJamia Millia IslamiaCV Raman Global UniversityGalgotias UniversityRabindranath Tagore University
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Yes, to pursue PhD in Electrical Engineering, candidates must have completed M.Tech in Electrical Engineering or Electronics Engineering from a recognised university. Moreover, candidates must also clear Research Entrance Test in order to be eligible for the PhD admission. The following colleges are best for PhD programme in Electrical Engineering:VIT VelloreIIT KanpurIIT HyderabadNIT WarangalIIT DhanbadIIT BHU
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Some specialised areas within Electrical Engineering include Power Systems Engineering or Power Engineering, Control Systems Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Computer Engineering, Renewable Energy Engineering, Instrumentation and Measurement Engineering, and Microelectronics and VLSI design.
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Electrical Engineers are required in various fields such as maintenance of electronic devices and research and development. Some of the top job profiles include:Job TitleDescriptionPower EngineerDesigns, analyzes, and manages power generation, transmission, and distribution systems.Control Systems EngineerDevelops automated control systems for various applications, like industrial machinery, robotics, and smart buildings.Electronics EngineerDesigns, develops, and tests electronic circuits, devices, and systems used in consumer electronics, communication systems, and embedded systems.Embedded Systems EngineerDesigns and develops compute
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Electrical engineering branches out into various exciting fields, including:Power Systems: Deals with generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity.Control Engineering: Focuses on designing systems that regulate and automate machines and processes.Electronics: Deals with electronic devices, circuits, and systems used in various applications.Signal Processing: Analyzes and manipulates electrical signals for communication, information processing, and control systems.
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The core subjects taught under Electrical Engineering course are:Rotating AC MachinesDigital Electronic CircuitsHigh Voltage EngineeringMicroprocessor and Micro-ControllerPower Electronic ConvertersThe elective courses in Electrical Engineering include:Signals and SystemsComputer Techniques in Power SystemControl of Electric DrivesDynamics and Modelling of Electrical MachinesAdvanced Electrical Power System
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No, high school passed candidates apply for admission to ITI and Diploma only. They will be eligible for Electrical Engineering admission after completing Class 12/Diploma/ITI. To pursue Diploma in Electrical Engineering, candidate must have completed Class 10th with at least 50% and cleared Diploma Entrance Exam. Therefore, high school students can only pursue Diploma or ITI in the field of Electrical Engineering and not any other course.
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Bachelor of Engineering (BE)/Bachelor of Technology (BTech) in Electrical Engineering is a four years programme. Minimum eligibility criteria to pursue Electrical Engineering (BTech) is class 12 pass in PCM/PCMB subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised school or university or equivalent. To pursue Electrical Engineering at post graduate level, the candidate must have a BTech degree in Electrical Engineering.
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