Electrical Drives & Controls
About the Department
Electrical engineering is the application of electronics, electrical science and technology, and computer systems to the needs of society. An electrical engineer is in charge of creating and integrating electronic/electrical systems in a variety of industries, including entertainment, manufacturing, power generation, communications, transportation, and health care.
The Electrical Engineering Department offers an undergraduate programme in Electrical Engineering (EE) and a postgraduate programme in Electrical Drives and Control. The Department gives students a solid foundation in Electrical Engineering and exposure to the most recent technologies through its knowledgeable teachers, well-equipped laboratories, and state-of-the-art hardware and software facilities. Modern facilities like the “Solar Lab” and the “Center of Excellence for Automation and Mechatronics” help their graduate and post-graduate students build abilities for lifelong learning. The department actively participates in co-curricular and extracurricular activities and provides consulting services to pertinent sectors.
| Program | Duration | Intake |
|---|---|---|
| M.Tech in Electrical Drives & Control |
4 Years | 18 |
Dear Students,
Welcome to the Electrical Engineering Department. In order to produce engineers who are both professionally skilled and socially responsible and to lessen the continually growing demands placed on the field of electrical engineering, the department of electrical engineering makes ongoing efforts to achieve excellence in electrical engineering education.
Electrical Engineering Department of MIT is one of the best departments in the region offering B. Tech. program in Electrical Engineering. We have qualified, experienced and specialized faculty members, spacious laboratories with high end modern instruments for bringing excellence.
We undertake rigorous and intensive integrated teaching methods, interaction with experts, industry and field visits and make students constantly aware about the present trends and future challenges in the field of electrical engineering. We are sure that our engineers will emerge as assets to the country and society at large.
I am sure that our efforts to provide high-quality instruction and training in the field of electrical engineering will contribute to the development of engineers who are prepared for the workplace of tomorrow and who can tackle new technological and societal issues. I am grateful for the sincere efforts made by my coworkers and students, and I wish them all luck in their future pursuits.
Head of Department,
Department of Electrical Engineering
