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Electrical Engineering

15 March 2023

Electrical Engineering is a profession that uses Science Technology and problem solving skills to design, construct and maintain products, services and information systems. If you were the kid always taking your parents appliances apart and trying to put them back together, then this is the field for you. The job opportunities for Electrical Engineer’s vary from small scale industries to large private, public, government and multinational companies.

Job Prospects

As an Electrical Engineer, you could develop components for some of the most fun things in our lives (MP3 players, digital cameras, or roller coasters) as well as the most essential (medical tests or communications systems). This largest field of Engineering encompasses the macro (huge power grids that light up sites, for example) as well as the micro (including a device smaller than a millimeter that tells a car’s airbags when to inflate). As an Electrical Engineer, you might work on robotics, computer networks, wireless communications, or medical imaging – areas that are at  the very forefront of technological innovation. Job responsibilities include specification, design, development and implementation of products or systems, as well as research to create new ideas. This role provides a number of challenges ranging from problem identification and the manufacturing and production of safe, economical, high-performance products and services.

Attributes

  • Knowledge of electrical systems, equipment and machinery.
  • Ability to formulate high standards of workmanship and materials.
  • Ability to organize, assign and direct work
  • Accuracy and thoroughness.

Eligibility

To apply for Graduate program in Electrical Engineering, you will have to qualify an entrance test either on a national level or on the state level. Your performance in 10+2 examinations (Physics, Chemistry Mathematics) is also taken into consideration. The duration of the Graduate program is four years. After successful completion of this degree course, you can go for a Post graduate course. Those interested in higher studies and research can apply for a doctoral program.

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