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Yes, NIBMT, the National Institute of Business Management and Technology is an  approved Institute by government of Delhi and government of India and also certified by KVQA, ISO, NORSK, India and members of AIMS (Association of Indian Management School) and ATMA (AIMS Test for Management admission)

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There are many job opportunities for B.Tech in electrical engineering you can become electrical engineer you can become teacher or after B.Tech you can presue for MBA or mtech.if you have interest in marketing skills you can for that also as in marketing there is good earning opportunity 

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Well it's true. The syllabus for the B Tech EE course is usually updated regularly to keep in line with industry standards and the evolving technological fields. There are new elective subject choices and practical lab work added to meet the market demands.

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There is a plethora of course options for you to pursue after completing the BTech Electrical Engineering course. The most obvious choice is to go for an MTech degree in Electrical Engineering, where you can opt for a specialisation in Power Systems, Control Systems, or Signal Processing or an MS degree.
Further, you can also choose to study MBA if management interests you or go for short-term advanced-level certificate courses to brush up on your skill set and learn new skills, which may lead to better career prospects and a higher earning potential.
You also have the choice of pursuing a PhD degree after BTech EE as per the NEP guideli

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You can learn various technical and soft skills through the BTech in Electrical Engg. course that will help you in the long run. Some basic skills are given here:

  • Knowledge of Power Systems
  • Circuit Design and Network Analysis
  • Electronic and Control Systems Operations
  • Signal Processing
  • Analytical Approach & Attention to Detail
  • Critical Thinking
  • Teamwork and Project Management

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