MIT-WPU is recognized by UGC

School of Electrical Engineering

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B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering)

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India’s Best Undergraduate Programme in Electrical Engineering with Applied Focus

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Industry Trends

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• We will not stop until every car on the road is electric.: Elon Musk, CEP SpaceX/Tesla

• When its comes to investing in future, go with renewable energy over bitcoin.: CNBC

• The smart grid market valued at $66.96 billion in 2017 is projected to reach $169.18billion by 2025from 2018 to 2025.

: Allied Market Research

• 30 % of Personal Vehicles and Public Transportation in the country shouldcompletely go electric by 2030.

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- Clean and Green Energy Systems- Energy Storage/Batteries- New Sources of Energy

- Electric Cars/Vehicles and Charging Stations

- Automation and Control- Robotics and Mechatronics

- Power Generation/Distribution/Control through

Smart and Micro Grids- Reliable and Efficient Electrical Systems

Challenges in Electrical Engineering

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Some of the Core Electrical Engineering Industries

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360 Degrees Career Opportunities in Electrical Engineering

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▪ Electric Vehicles

▪ Automobile Industries

▪ Smart/Micro Grids

▪ Robotics and

Automation

▪ Manufacturing and

Process Industries

▪ e-Vehicles Charging

Stations

▪ Electronics Industries

▪ Research Organizations

▪ IT/Software Industries

▪ Metro-train/Smart City

Projects

▪ Airports and Aviation

▪ Public Sector

Companies

▪ Defense Sector

▪ Electrical Equipment

Design and

Manufacturing

▪ Medical and

Biomedical Industries

▪ Renewables Energy

Systems

▪ Power Sector: Generation,

Transmission and

Distribution

▪ Embedded Processor

Design

▪ Networking Companies:

Wireless and Wireline

▪ Network Security

▪ Space and Satellite

▪ Universities

and several other sectors…

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Salient Features: School of Electrical Engineering

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• Perfect blend of academia, industry, and research

• Emphasis on Problem, Project and Product based learning

• Curriculum is delivered through highly qualified and experienced

domestic/international faculty, and Industry professionals

• Interactive technical sessions, value added workshops by industry experts,

Industry visits.

• Opportunity to work on interdisciplinary projects

• Excellent academic ambience and vibrant campus life

• EffectiveMentoring Scheme

• On-campus Incubation Centre to nurture the Start-Ups

• State-of-the-art infrastructure

• Scholarships/On-campus Jobs

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Salient Features: School of Electrical Engineering

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Particulars

• Internship at the reputed Industries

• Industry sponsored live projects at National Level

• National Study Tour

• Rural Immersion Program

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How this Program will be taught?

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• Four Years, Full Time Program

Duration

• Trimester System

• Twelve TrimesterPattern

• Choice based Credit System

• 166 CreditsCredit System

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Tracks: B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering)

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Energy Systems

Smart Grid Technology

Embedded Controls

and Systems

Smart Electric

Mobility

Robotics & Industrial

Automation

PowerEngineering

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Program Structure

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First Year B. Tech.Trimester - I Trimester - II Trimester - III

Mathematics -I Mathematics II Chemistry

Physics Biology Engineering Design Principles

Applied Mechanics Material Science For EngineersEngineering Science Elective Course I*

Workshop Practices Engineering GraphicsEngineering Science Elective Course II*

Effective Communication Computer ProgrammingPhilosophers, Great Kings & Dynasties

Practicing Yoga and Meditation Indian Culture and Heritage Practicing Yoga and Meditation

Rural Immersion Programme

Practicing Yoga and Meditation

Credits: Theory: 10Practical: 4Total: 14

Credits: Theory: 12Practical: 3Total: 15

Credits: Theory: 10Practical: 4Total: 14

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Program Structure

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Engineering Science Elective Courses

Any two courses other than parent/ home discipline can be chosen from the list given below:

Sr. No. Title of Course

1 Introduction to Civil Engineering

2 Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

3 Introduction to Computer Science and Engineering

4 Introduction to Electrical Engineering

5 Introduction to Electronics Engineering

6 Introduction to Polymer Engineering

7 Introduction to Petroleum Engineering

8 Introduction to Chemical Engineering

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Program Structure

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Second Year B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering)Trimester - I Trimester - II Trimester - III

Mathematics - III Signals and SystemsComputer Organization and

Microprocessors

Electronic Circuits Digital ElectronicsPower System Generation and

Transmission

Electrical Circuits Analysis Linear Integrated CircuitsElectromagnetics and

Transmission Lines

Electrical Machines Control Systems Data Communication

Electrical and Electronics MeasurementsHardware/Software Tools for Electrical

EngineeringEnvironmental Science

Programming TechniquesPhilosophy of Science and

Religion/Spirituality Seminar

Indian Constitution National Study TourCredits: Theory: 11

Practical: 4Total : 15

Credits: Theory: 11Practical: 4Total : 15

Credits: Theory: 9Practical:4Total : 13

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Program Structure

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Third Year B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering)

Trimester - I Trimester - II Trimester - III

Digital Signal Processing Microcontrollers Advanced Electrical Machines

Power Electronics Advanced Control Systems Power System Operation and Control

Professional Elective - I Professional Elective - II Professional Elective - III

Open Elective - I Open Elective - II Open Elective - III

Indian Tradition, Culture and Heritage Finance and Costing Mini Project - I

Linux based Python ProgrammingHumanities – Ethics, Moral and Social

Sciences

Credits: Theory: 10

Practical: 4

Total: 14

Credits: Theory: 13

Practical: 4

Total: 17

Credits: Theory: 10

Practical: 5

Total: 15

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Program Structure

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Final Year B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering)

Trimester - I Trimester - II Trimester - III

Professional Elective - IV Professional Elective – VI/MOOC Capstone Project: Stage II

Professional Elective - V Open Elective – V/MOOC Internship

Open Elective - IV Open Elective – VI/MOOC

Mini Project - II/Interdisciplinary Project Capstone Project: Stage I

Scientific Studies of Mind, Matter, Spirit

and Consciousness

Credits: Theory: 8

Practical: 5

Total: 13

Credits: Theory: 6

Practical: 5

Total: 11

Credits: Practical: 10

Total: 10

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Program Structure

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Professional Elective Courses offered by School of Electrical

Engineering

Professional Elective

Name of Course

PE - ISwitchgear and Protection, Communication

Protocols

PE - II High Power Converters, Electrical Machine Design

PE - III Power Quality, Renewable Energy Systems

PE - IVRobotics and Automation, HVDC and FACTS, High

Voltage Engineering

PE - VArtificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Illumination Engineering, Electrical Transportation Systems

PE - VIInternet of Things, Sustainable Renewable Energy Systems

Open Electives offered by School of Electrical

Engineering (Students opt for open electives offered by other Schools)

Open Elective

Name of Course

OEE - I Automotive Electronics

OEE - II Smart Grid Systems

OEE - III Mechatronics

OEE - IV PLC and SCADA Systems

OEE - V Energy Management and Audit

OEE - VI Optimization Techniques

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Assessment

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A blend of periodic written assessment and continuous assessment

will be used for better engagement of student and effective

evaluation.

50% 50%

End Term Exam Continuous Assessment

▪ Choice Based Credit System

▪ Credit Transfer for MOOCs Courses

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Advisory Board

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Dr. Suresh Borkar

Illinois Institute of

Technology

Chicago, USA

Dr. Biplab Sikdar

National University

of Singapore

Dr. Madhukar Pitke

Former Executive Director

C-DOT

Mr. D. M. Tagare,

Madhav Capacitors

Pvt. Ltd

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Advisory Board

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Hemant Patil

Head, Centre of

Excellence in MES/MOM,

Tata Technologies

Dr. Lalit Kumar Singh

National Power

Corporation of India Ltd,

BARC

Dr. Manjunath Ramachandra

Wipro Technologies

Dr. Ajay Kumar Poddar

Synergy Microwave

Corporation, USA

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Advisory Board

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Prof. G. S. Mani

Ex-Director, IAT,

DRDO

Mr. Ashwin Jaiswal,

VP, Reliance Group

IT Business

Consulting, Mumbai

Dr. Aditya Kumar Sinha

CDAC, Pune

Dr. D. B. Talange,

COEP, Pune

Mr. Prakash W.

Dandekar, Ex-

Professor and Head of

CS Dept at GSITS,

Indore; Visiting

Professor, IIT

Gandhinagar/Bombay

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Our Faculty Strength

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46

Professor

Associate Professor

Assiatant Professor

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Collaborations with Industries

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Centre of Excellence

One of the Intel Labs for Internet of Things

Working on CUDA Platform for Parallel/ Distributed Computing

Working on Embedded Processors

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Collaborations with Industries

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Signing of MoU with Tata Power Skill Development Institute

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Internships

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❖ Dedicated Trimester for Internship

❖ Active Learning Experience & Cognizance of Skills

❑ Industry : Internship at Renowned Industries

❑ Research : Internship at Institutes/Research Organizations of National Repute

❑ Project : Internship with Live Projects

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Laboratory Infrastructure

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❖ State-of-the Art and Well-equipped Laboratory Infrastructure and Ambience

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Industrial Visit to L & T Switchgear, Pune

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Mr. Sanjay Kale (Deputy General Manager, L & T Switchgear & Training center, Pune) discussingimportant aspects of the harmonics:

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Industrial Visit to Suzlon Wind Energy Farm

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Suzlon Wind Energy Farm, Chalkewadi, Satara

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National Study Tour

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Visit to Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore

Visit to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Bangalore

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Visit to National Aerospace Laboratory (NAL), Bangalore

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Only Aerospace R & D Laboratory in the Country in Civil Sector

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Visit to Indian Institute of Sciences (IISc), Bangalore

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High Voltage Engineering Laboratory, IISc

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Seminars/Guest lectures/Interactive sessions

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Smart & Intelligent TransportationSystems- Dr. Suresh Borkar, Illinois Institute of

Technology, Chicago, USA

Cable Joints & Accessories by Mr. Keshvan

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Seminars/Guest lectures/Interactive sessions

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A session on 3D Printing & its Applications- Mr. Mukund Naik, Director, Gauri Inkk Tech. Pvt. Ltd, Pune

A session on xEV Systems- Mr. Govindrajan S., Tata Motors

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Workshop on Power and Control Engineering using PSIM

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International Conferences and Workshops

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International Workshop on Internet ofThings and TV White Spaces

International Conference on Internet of Things and Applications

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Student’s Achievements

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Yatish Chaudhary and Team have been winning many matches/prizes in University, Zonal, State as well as National Level Cricket tournaments

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Yukta Shingade won Gold Medal at National level in Roller Skating Competition, Sept 2018 and Feb 2019

Akkashh Agarwaaland Team of Club Felix carried out Food Grains Donation and Autism Awareness Activities, August 2018 and January 2019

Student’s Achievements

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Student’s Achievements at Global Platforms

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❑ Parikshit Gupta as a keynote speaker/official delegate at Google and Amazon- Development in Flutter at Google DevFest'19- Use of Amazon Web Services at Amazon’s AWS Initiate

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Student’s Achievements at Global Platforms

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International Formula – 9Go-Kart Racing Championship:

Sumit Sagave along with hisTeam PROKARTERS

The prize for Best Designand Innovation

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Student’s Achievements

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A National level drama actplay Competition organisedby Bharat Natya Mandir,Pune:

Rohan Kadu and Team

Light Design – Bharat Karandak – National level drama act

Second prize for Lighting Design

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Student’s Achievements

40Aero Design Challenge – SAE India Southern Section

A National Aero DesignChallenge organised by SAEIndia Southern Section atChennai, Tamilnadu:

Harsh M. Panchal alongwith his Team Sky Troopers

Designed & built a lightweight aircraft.

Won Second Prize at theNational Level

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Student’s Achievements

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A National Electric TwoWheeler Design Competitionorganised by SAE, SouthernSection at Satyamangalam,Tamilnadu:

Janak Kulkarni along with hisTeam BOLT

National Electric Two Wheeler Design Competition

Second prize of Rs. 50000.

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Student’s Achievements

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A National Electric Go-kartChampionship organised byEcokart Series at GautamBuddha University, GreaterNoida, New Delhi:

Yash Keskar & ParitoshGadekar along with Team

National Electric Go-kart Championship

Consolation prize of Rs.15000.

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Robocon – National Robotic Contest

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Student’s Achievements

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Mitsubishi Electric Cup - A National Level Automation Competition:

At Nirma University, Ahmedabad

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Campus Life

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Campus Life

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Placements at MIT

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And Many More…

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Placements at MIT

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And Many More…

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Student’s Testimonials

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Jayant Kulkarni, Third Year B.Tech (Electrical Engg)

“I thoroughly enjoyed the program at School of ElectricalEngineering that developed my overall academic, industry andsocietal connect. It offers meticulously planned and the most upto date syllabus that enables lifelong learning through real workscenarios, industry projects, internships, presentations, casestudies, projects, activities, and team work, and many such.”

“A transformation from a shy boy to the confident prizewinner representing the university at a national level is whatI have experienced here. School of Electrical Engineeringfaculty members supported me at all fronts to convert mytheoretical ideas into a practical project and fueled me withlifelong abilities and courage to face the competitive world.”

Sumit Sagave, Third YearB.Tech (Electrical Engg)

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Student’s Testimonials

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Aniruddha Atigre, Third Year B.Tech (Electrical Engg)

“The faculty of the School of Electrical Engineering is one of thebest in the University. Lectures are made interesting with variousmethods of teaching which showcases their industry as well asteaching proficiency. The state-of-the-art lab facilities help us inbetter understanding.”

“I have witnessed an enormous growth curve in myself, notjust in academics, but in every aspect of my life whilestudying in a positive, lively, and peaceful environment in theSchool of Electrical Engineering, MIT-WPU. Engagement ininnovative projects at such an excellent infrastructure havinggreat facilities of design and testing have been indeed areally life-transforming experience for me.”

Ankit Tajane, Second Year B.Tech (Electrical Engg)

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Eligibility

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PROGRAM INTAKE

ELIGIBILITY* SELECTION CRITERIA

60 Candidate should have passed 10 + 2 in Sciencefrom any statutory board with a minimum of 50% marks (For Open Category) and 45% marks(For Reserved Category) in total as well as inPCM.

❑ Valid Score in MHT–CET 2019 (ForMaharashtra Domicile Candidate) and JEE(Mains) 2019 for All India Candidates.

❑ 70% Seats Reserved for MaharashtraCandidates and 30% seats Reserved for AllIndia Candidates.

❑ Reservations As per Reservation Policy normsof Government

*Eligibility can be relaxed for candidates with exemplary achievements in sports, candidates beingNational/International players, candidates with NCC excellence after due scrutiny for each case.

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Reach us at

Dr. Bharat S. Chaudhari hos.ee.engg@mitwpu.edu.in

Head of School

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AdmissionsContact: 020 – 7117 7104 / 020 – 7117 7105

E-mail: admissions@mitwpu.edu.in

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