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M.Tech in Electrical Machines

Are you an electrical engineer seeking a postgraduate program in the domain of electrical machine design? M.Tech in Electrical Machines is one suitable program that will make you aware of the latest advances in this core field of engineering. Learn here the details.

Overview

Being a core engineering field, electrical engineers have always been in demand and will be so in the foreseeable future too. There are various aspects to an electrical engineer. Electrical machines and their designing is one such important aspect. Taking up a masters program in electrical machines leads you to a career that involves providing solutions to real-world engineering problems in the electrical machine domain. A solid background in physics and mathematics is essential for successful completion of this course. Through this program you learn about the various electrical machines and drives that form part of the electrical system used for various applications in power generation, transportation, aerospace, manufacturing industries and so on.

Eligibility and course duration

A bachelors degree in the field of electrical engineering and other related disciplines from a recognized university. Entry to the program is through GATE score and your marks obtained in graduation.

The course is of 2 years duration.

M.Tech Electrical Machines - Colleges & Admission Notifications

Find the list of colleges offering M.Tech Electrical Machines course. Check out individual college websites to know more about the admission for 2025 - 2026 academic year. You may download the application form and course details from the official college website.

College Name
College of Engineering Trivandrum, Kerala
Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Madan Mohan Malviya Engineering College, Uttar Pradesh

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More about the course

Here in this course you get to learn all about electrical machines like transformers, motors and generators. You learn in details about their working principles and applications. You learn about direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) machines. You will be analyzing them in detail their physical design, construction, magnetic field diagram, electrical circuit and their operation including parallel running. You will be learning about the various parameters of these machines, their starting methods, speed control and braking. The entire course that gets covered in four semesters, follows a curriculum that allows you to learn through classroom teaching, lectures, seminars, workshops and laboratory works. The program has an element of research involved into it. There are project works and assignments that need you to solve numerical problems based on the design and performance of the respective electrical machine. Through laboratory work, you are provided a kind of hands-on experience into the operating principle and working of these machines.

Job opportunities and prospects

The field of electrical engineering provides for numerous career opportunities to electrical machine engineers. There are opportunities in designing and manufacturing of electrical machineries like transformers, generators and motors. Public sector companies like BHEL and private entities like L&T are into designing and manufacturing them. There are scope for employment with utilities like NTPC which is into establishing power projects for its clients. There are much scope in research as well in academics. You may seek to undertake a PhD in the subject.

M.Tech Electrical Machines Admissions for 2025 - 2026 Academic Year

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