Course Details :-

The diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering covers two separate fields:-

• Electrical deals with the various ways to effectively and efficiently use of electricity, its installation and maintenance
• Electronics deals with using and controlling electrical power to interpret an instruction and perform a desired task.

Our course target is to train young minds and to equip them with the best possible technical knowledge in electrical and electronics domain to meet the current and future demands of the industry and prepare to run own business.
This program focuses on holistic development of students:

• Foundation build-up (basic knowledge of subjects)
• Core engineering subjects and technological knowledge
• Problem analysis skill
• Design/Development of solutions
• Modern tool usage
• Environment and sustainability
• Management personality development, ethics and communication
• Individual and teamwork
• Life-long learning

Duration-

6 Semesters ( 3 Years)

Affiliation:

Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya Bhopal MP for Engineering And Engineering Diploma Courses.

Approval:

Approved by AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) Ministry of HRD Govt. of India New Delhi.

Why diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering?

This is one field of study where there is immense scope of in-depth study. The core subjects here would include circuit technology, power engineering and instrumentation. Things like power engineering, transmission and distribution are also covered by such people. Control systems, which is the driving force behind all electrical and electronics systems is a fundamental paper here.
Students from the diploma background in electrical and electronics engineering is the bridge between electrical and electronics sciences. Thus, students here study electrical subjects like power system as well as master electronics papers like microprocessor technology and communication systems.
A number of electrical design papers are also included as a part of the curriculum. For diploma courses, it is ensured that greater weightage is given to the practical application of the theoretical concepts that are taught in class. This ensures that the students graduating from this course are industrially equipped to take on the challenges of the modern scientific world.

• Further Studies- Electrical and Electronics Engineering diploma students can choose to seek lateral entry to engineering courses like Electrical engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering. In this manner, the four-year engineering course gets reduced to a three-year course for diploma holders. That way, they will have an upper edge over other students as they already know the basics of the core subjects.
  Another career path for diploma holders is to do a postgraduate diploma in any of the a forementioned areas of specialisations. Doing so will land them with higher chances of bagging a job and, thereby, ending up with successful careers.
• Job Opportunities- Following your diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, you may choose to take up a job right away. A number of private and government organisations hire people from this background.
  The top recruiters in the government sector include that of NEEPCO, SAIL, BHEL and NTPC. In the private sector, the most prominent recruiters would include Jindal Steel and Power Limited, Hindustan Motors, OMEGA elevators, L&T Construction and STEEL amongst others.
  Other than that, there are the electricity boards of the various states across the country and the hundreds of construction firms that hire people from the background of diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
• Salary And Working Conditions- For those who look forward to taking up a job directly after diploma school, the starting salary will depend on whether he or she is joining a government organisation or a private one. The average salary is Rs 14,000 per month. The PSUs, however, pay much higher. Most of the diploma holders in Electrical and Electronics Engineering have to work in factory conditions.
  This naturally means rotational working hours with weekends being working days as well. Working conditions may be physically challenging and, hence, it is advisable that you take up this profession only if you are genuinely interested in this field.
• Foreign Career Opportunities- The western world has a great demand for Indian electrical and electronics engineering diploma holders. The most common job profiles there for people with this qualification would include that of workshop-skilled labour, operations manager and engineering technologists.
  With workers laws being stricter, the working conditions for diploma holders are much better there. The average salary there is about $48,000 per annum. Even in countries like China and Japan, there is a great demand for electrical and electronics engineering diploma holders. They are employed as the skilled workers and are highly valued by organisations.