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A BRANCH WITHOUT WHICH WORLD GOES DARK……

Electrical Engineering Departmet

Core eldof engineering

Evergreen in terms of scope and job prospects

Wide scope for government jobs

Jobs local to global

Low investment to start business

Work with high-tech instruments

and machineries

Student practice

extended to employment

Advantage India GROWING DEMAND

ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITIES

HIGHER INVESTMENT

GOVERNMENT POLICY SUPPORT

Why Electrical Engineering ?

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All Inventors / Founders are

Electrical Engineers..!!

Manufacturingand

Installation

Education

ControlSystems orAutomaticControls

Computers:Hardware

andSoftware

Communicationsand Networking

BiomedicalDevices

Aerospaceand

Defence

TechnicalSales andMarketing

Robotics

PowerGenerations,Transmission,Conversion,

and RenewableEnergy

Nanotechnology,Solid-State

Devices, andOpto-electronics

ELECTRICALENGINEERING

Employment Diagram of Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineers work with electricity in a variety of areas - aircraft and automobiles; broadcasting and communication

systems; lighting and wiring in buildings; machinery controls; power generation and transmission; and radar & navigation

systems. They can be involved with the design of new products as well as testing equipment and solving problems.

Electrical engineering offers a wide range of challenging career paths, including the following sub-disciplines:

“The internet is a trillion-dollar economy.

Energy is a 6-trillion-dollar economy. Energy could be the largestst

economic opportunity of the 21 century”

- John Doerr, Kleiner Perkins Caueld & Byers

Career Paths in Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineer Salaries at Various Location

74%

70%

45%

45%

77%

4%

99%

49%

27%

10%

27%

52%

16%

34%

11%

84%

27%

18%

47%

73%

15%

National Average Salary in Rs.

Late- Career

Experienced

Mid-Career

Entery Level

3,55,000 3,65,500 4,02,000 3,73,000 4,58,000 3,64,0003,44,000

India Ahmedabad Bangalore Chennai Delhi Mumbai Pune

••

As an electrical engineer, you can be a designer, researcher, scientist, educator, consultant, entrepreneur, executive, public

ofcial or astronaut. A degree in electrical engineering offers a variety of opportunities for careers that are interesting and well-

paying.

Source : www.payscale.com

Source : www.payscale.com

GOVERNMENT

STATE LEVEL

CORE CORE

PGVCL

MGVCL

DGVCL

UGVCL

GETCO

GSECL

GPSC

MUNI. CORP.

NAGARPALIKA

ITI INSTRUCTOR

NTPC

SAIL

HAL

NHPC

HPCL

BHEL

BDL

NPCIL

NHPC

BARC

AAI

IOCL

GAIL

EIL

NFC

BEML

DRDO

ECIL

ONGC

BPCL

NALCO

SSC

POWER GRID

INDIAN NAVY

INDIAN AIRFORCE

INDIAN ARMY

INDIAN RAILWAY

INDIAN COST GUARD

BANKING

IES

IAS

IFS

PGVCL

GETCO

POWER PLANT

RAILWAYS

AIRPORTS

R & B

MUNI. CORP.

NAGAR PALIKA

PRIVATE COMPANY ELECTRICAL WORKS

OTHER GOVT. DEPT.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

RELIANCE

L & T

TATA

ESSAR

ADANI

SUZLON

NIRMA

ABB

SIEMENS

GE

KIRLOSKAR

BAJAJ ELE.

WELSPUN

SCHNEIDER

AARVI ENCON PVT LTD

ADITYA BIRLA GROUP

ALSTOM

FANUC

GODREJ

HINDALCO

JINDAL GROUP

GENERAL MOTORS

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC

TISCO

TOYO

USHA MARTIN

VEDANTA

VIDEOCON

DUKE ENERGY

DUPONT

TCS

INFOSYS

TECH MAHINDRA

COGNIZANT

HCL

ORACLE

OTHERS

PRIVATE

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

CENTRAL LEVEL

OTHERS OTHERS

Opportunities For Electrical Engineers

PGVCL

GETCO

POWER PLANT

RAILWAYS

AIRPORTS

R & B

MUNI. CORP.

NAGAR PALIKA

PRIVATE COMPANY ELECTRICAL WORKS

OTHER GOVT. DEPT.

DESIGN OF ELECTRICAL WORKS

ENERGY AUDIT

GOVERNMENT LEASING

THIRD PARTY INSPECTION

ELECTRICAL PANEL

MOTOR

TRANSFORMER

SOLAR PANEL

ELECTRICAL GOODSPOWER SYSTEM

CONTROL SYSTEM

PE&D

ENERGY SYSTEM

ELE. MACHINES

EMBEDDED SYSTEM

VLSI

NTPC

SAIL

HPCL

BHEL

POWER GRID

IOCL

GAIL

ECIL

ONGC

NALCO

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

HIGHER STUDIES

M.TECH. / M.E. @ IITs, NITs &

UNIVERSITIES

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT

ELECTRICAL GOODS MFG.

GATE/NON-GATE

CAT/ICET/MAT

PSU Jobs Through GATE

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MBA M.S.

M.Tech.

MBA

GRE/TOEFL(Abroad)

Electricity(Supply) Act 1948

Industrial PolicyResolution (1956)

Generation andDistribution ofPower underState Ownership

Power Sector Reforms

1956-1991Pre-liberalization

Era

1991-2016Post-liberalization

Era

2016 onwardAccelerated Growth

Trajectory

UjwalBharat

fromDarkness

Legislative and PolicyInitiatives (1991)

Private Sector Participationin Generation

Electricity RegulatoryCommissions Act (1998)for Establishing CERC andSERCs

Electricity Act (2003)

ARDRP / RAPDRP / RGGVY

Coal Auctions and Record CoalProduction

Highest Increase in PowerGeneration and TransmissionCapacity Addition

Implementation of IntegratedPower Development Scheme(IPDS) and Deen DayalUpadhyay Gram Jyoti Yojana(DDUGJY)

Biggest LED LightingMovement in the World

Launch of UDAY

Clean energy = Full-time employment. Tens of thousands of Indian citizens are employed by clean energy industries,

directly and indirectly. This is great news for India’s growing population and workforce.

Between 2011 and 2014

full-time jobs were

generated through solar

photovoltaic (PV)

projects alonw.

24,000If India achieved its target of

of installed solar energy by

as many as

full-time jobs would

be created.

100 gigawatts (GW)

2022

1,000,000

Grid connected solar and wind

energy is estimatedto have created

nearly 70,000full-time jobs in India so far.

CLEAN ENERGY CREATES JOBS FOR INDIA

Source : NRDC International: India Clean Energy Powers Local Job Growth in India (INTERIM REPORT)

Source : MNRE, Corporate Catalyst India, IFLR, TechSci Research

• With a production of 1,031 TWh, India is the third largest producer and fourth largest consumer of electricity in the world. It has fth largest installed capacity in the world

th• The government targets capacity addition of 88.5 GW under the 12 Five th

Year Plan (2012–17) and around 100 GW under the 13 Five Year Plan (2017–22)

• Investments of around USD 250 billion are planned for the power sector thduring the 12 Five Year Plan

• Target of deploying 5 to 7 million electric vehicles in the country by 2020, Total investment required – INR 20,000 – 23,000 cr (approx 3 billion USD)

• The installed capacity reached 36.5 GW as on October 2015• Wind energy is estimated to contribute 60 GW, followed by solar power at

100 GW by 2022 • The target for renewable energy has been increased to 175 GW by 2022

• 100% FDI is allowed under the automatic route in the power segment and renewable energy

• Implementation of Ujwal DISCOM Assurance Yojana (UDAY) which would enable electrication to all villages and tracking it using the Grameen Vidyutikaran App

Third largest producer and fourth largest consumer globally

Robust growth in renewables

Favourable policy environment

Large-scale government initiated

expansion plan

Key Electrical Manufacturing Plants Across India

SOUTH : Tamil Nadu andKarnataka are hubs forelectrical manufacturing inSouth India.

CENTRAL : Madhya Pradesh host manufacturing units for Crompton Greaves and BHEL

NORTH : Delhi, Uttarakhand andHaryana are the main hubs forelectrical manufacturing in NorthIndia.

WEST : Maharashtra & Gujarathost manufacturing units for major players.

Source : TechSci Research

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Branches/

Colleges

Electrical

Engineering

Computer Science

& Engineering

Mechanical

Engineering

Civil

Engineering

IIT Bombay*

IIT Delhi*

IIT Madras*

NIT, Trichy

NIT, Warangal

NIT, Surathkal

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Admission trends in IITs and NITs

* In IITs, branches like EC & Electrical are grouped under one department called Electrical Engineering.

1. Job location out of city!

Usually lots of manufacturing and processing units are normally located near the city in GIDC or SEZ area. They required

electrical engineers.

2. Electrical Branch is not suitable for girls!

Girls have more options for government jobs because of girls quota.

3. Limited scope of research and innovation!

Giant electrical goods manufacturing companies like ABB, Schneider, Siemens, Danfoss, Mitsubishi etc… invest money

in various researches where there is need of electrical engineers.

4. Salary offered to an electrical engineer is less!

Various government sectors & reputed companies offer good salary.

5. Less demand (requirement) of electrical engineer!

As we know with the proposal of different policies & schemes by different ministries of India, there will be a huge demand

of electrical engineers.

Myths v/s. Facts about Electrical Engineering

World without Electrical Engineers

In previous era,

human required three basic thing to survive his life;

air, water, food but

scenario is changed and assume human life without electricity.

Current News about Electrical eld

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