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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
In Telangana, a number of good colleges offer M.Tech courses in Electrical Engineering or Energy and Power Systems. Notable colleges are Osmania University in Hyderabad offering M.Tech in Electrical Engineering with specialisation in Power Systems, and the University College of Engineering, Osmania University that offers M.Tech in Power Systems and Energy. NIT Warangal offers M.Tech in Power Systems and Energy Engineering, and the same is on offer at JNTU Hyderabad with M.Tech in Electrical Power Systems. Kakatiya University at Warangal also offers M.Tech in Power and Energy Systems. Generally, the mode of admission for these programs
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Hi,
Below table shows how Power Engineering and Electrical Engineering are almost same:
| Feature | Power Engineering | Electrical Engineering |
|---|---|---|
| Core Knowledge | Fundamentals of electricity, electromagnetism, circuits, power systems, energy conversion. | Fundamentals of electricity, electromagnetism, circuits, components, control systems. |
| Math and Physics | Strong foundation in calculus, linear algebra, physics (mechanics, thermodynamics). | Strong foundation in calculus, linear algebra, physics (mechanics, electromagnetism). |
| Problem Solving | Design, analyze, and optimize large-scale power systems for efficiency, reliability, and safety. | Design, analyze, and optimize electrical systems and devices for functionality, performance, and efficiency. |
| Software and Tools | MATLAB, power system analysis software, control system simulation tools. | Circuit simulation tools, PCB design software, electronics development tools. |
Both Power Engineering and Electrical Engineering share a common foundation in electrical theory and problem solving skills. However, there are also some prominent differences between the two fields. Power Engineering usually focuses on the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, while Electrical Engineering covers a wider range of applications, such as electronics, communications, and control systems.
Hope it clears your query !
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The tuition fee for pursuing electrical power engineering at the Singapore Institute of Technology is INR 17.22 L. Singapore Institute of Technology expects 6.5 or above scores in IELTS and 80 or above scores in TOEFL to check the English language proficiency of international students.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 1
| Courses | Eligibility |
|---|---|
| PG Diploma | Masters degree in engineering (computer engineering/CSE/IT/ICT/EC). Masters in Science (Computer Science/IT/Computer Application). Masters (IT/Computer Application) from any recognised university approved by UGC/AIU. |
| B.E. / B.Tech | Candidate must have passed or appeared for Class 12 or equivalent and secured the mentioned marks (40% for the reserved category). Candidate must have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as the main subject. |
| B.Sc. | Candidate must have passed 10+2 examination with Science stream from a recognised board. |
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2 years agoGuide-Level 15
GATE cutoff marks can vary each year and are subject to change based on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the available seats in different institutes.
To find the cutoff marks for GATE 2022 for ME (Mechanical Engineering) admission to Power Engineering, I recommend checking the official website of the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) or the websites of individual institutes offering Power Engineering programs. They usually release the cutoff marks after the results are declared.
You can also refer to previous years' cutoff marks to get a rough idea of the score
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