Power System Engg.

M.Tech Power System Engineering is a postgraduate course of 2 years duration which is divided into four semester under the semester system. M. Tech Power Systems Engineering course that focuses on the processes of analyzing, designing, developing and evaluating high-end power system devices, for managing a variety of challenging projects and research work. It consists of theoretical and practical knowledge. It deals with the state of art techniques such as stability evaluation planning, Reliability and Forecasting, Power Electronics and Drives. The eligibility criteria to pursue in this course a candidates must have graduated in any specializations under B.E/ B.Tech or science stream or any other relevant specializations with a minimum of 50% of aggregate marks from a recognized university or college. Many of the private and public institutes/ universities in India offer M.Tech in Power Systems Engineering courses. The average fee for the particular course in India lies between INR INR 14,000 to INR 3,00,000 and the fee may vary from college to college. M.Tech Power Systems Engineering: Entrance Exams The most important entrance exam conducted for admissions has been listed below: 1) TANCET: TANCET is conducted by Anna University at the state level for providing admission to students. 2) BITS HD: Birla Institute of Technology conducts BITS HD entrance examination. 3) GATE: GATE examination is conducted by Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore at National Level. 4) Gujarat PGCET: GPGCET is conducted by the Admission Committee for professional courses (ACPC) every year. M.Tech Power System Engineering: Job Profiles Some of the common job profiles open for such postgraduates are mentioned below: • Power Electronics Engineer • Power Analyst • professor & Lecture • Power Plant Operator • Power System Engineer • Transmission engineer • Supply manager • Design Engineer • Researcher Some of Top Recruiting Companies are BHEL, Fluor Corporation, HAL, BSNL, Indian Railways, Hydroelectric Power Plants, State Wise Electricity Boards, Thermal Power Plants, etc.