Since the establishment of the Department of Electrical Engineering, it has been a key player in creating highly skilled scientists and technologists. The department offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes like Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) - EEE, Master of Technology (M.Tech ) - Electrical Engineering with specialization in smart grid to meet the department's commitment to technical excellence in all facets of Electrical Engineering, which is a constant challenge. The Department not only offers great undergraduate programmes, but it has also been a trailblazer in generating postgraduate students and research scholars of the highest caliber. The infrastructure and lab facilities are regularly upgraded and give students and researchers enough possibilities to learn and invent. The department boasts an accomplished faculty with degrees from prestigious Indian universities.

B.Tech. - Electrical Engineering

M.Tech. - Electrical Engineering

Control System Lab:

The Control Systems Lab in the Department of Engineering Technology contains a variety of laboratory equipment used in design and experimentation of digital and analog electromechanical feedback control systems.

EMMI Lab:

In EMMI laboratory various practical based on measuring instruments are conducted. The lab comprises of quality instruments like Potentiometers, AC & DC Bridges.

Machine Lab:

The Laboratory is equipped with conventional and modern Electrical and Electronics measuring equipments, various AC and DC electrical machines, and transformers.

Power Electronics Lab:

The lab aims at imparting practical knowledge of power electronics to the students at various levels i.e. DEPM, B. Tech, and M. Tech. It is accordingly well equipped with equipment's and trainer kits to teach practical lessons from fundamentals to high level concepts to the students.

Power System Lab:

The Power Systems Lab stresses student familiarity and experience with electrically-operated equipment and devices and the wide variety and use of electric motors, generators, speed drive control, transformers, and electrical power distribution.