Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineering is the field that develops electrical systems, equipment, and devices. Electrical engineers design complex electrical systems and also look after their maintenance. With tremendous technological advancements today, electrical engineers work in diverse industries including household appliance designing and manufacturing, power transmitters, electrical power structures, and even complex satellite communication devices. Electrical engineers are required to undergo intense training and skill-development to be able to work in these industries.


                                                      




Let’s take a look at the top career insights for electrical engineering graduates:
Electrical Engineering Courses

There are a number of undergraduate electrical engineering courses you can pursue to make it as an electrical engineer. Here are the most popular undergraduate electrical engineering courses:
Diploma in Electrical Engineering

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must complete class 10th with 40% aggregate marks from a recognised educational board. They should opt for Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects.
B.Tech in Electrical Engineering

Eligibility Criteria:

To qualify for this program, candidates have to complete 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry as compulsory subjects. Candidates should score 50% aggregate marks to qualify for this program.

Top Job Opportunities for Electrical EngineersElectrical Engineer: An electrical engineer can be hired at different industries that undertake designing, producing, and manufacturing electrical equipment.
Telecommunications Engineer: Telecommunications engineers are tasked with managing the transmission of information through optic fibre or cable wiring.
Power Engineer: These engineers are tasked with designing, developing, and maintaining generators, motors, and transformers.
Electrical Design Engineer: As the name suggests, this job profile entails designing and developing electrical systems, and creating prototypes of viable systems for manufacturing.
Micro Electrical Engineer: They are responsible for dealing with micro-fabrication of minute electronic components and circuits.


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