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M.Tech in Power Electronics and Electrical Drives
The PEED program covers advanced converters, inverter topologies, electric machine control, and renewable energy integration into the grid. Students acquire the specialized knowledge to design, analyze, and control modern power electronic systems crucial for electric vehicles, smart grids, and high-efficiency industrial drive applications.
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Our M.Tech in Power Electronics and Electrical Drives trains engineers to master advanced power conversion, motor control and energy systems driving the clean energy transition. Advancing expertise in EV drivetrains, battery management, renewable energy systems and smart grid technologies through research-driven coursework and industry collaborations.
95%
Thesis Completion Rate
88%
Advanced Certification Rate
2x
Fellowship Recipients
3x
Industry Research Collaborations
The different career paths available for the program
Electric Vehicle (EV) Powertrain Engineer
Battery Management Systems (BMS) Engineer
Renewable Energy Systems Designer
Power Electronics R&D Engineer
Energy Storage System Engineer
Embedded Control Engineer
Smart Grid Engineer and many more
Electric Vehicle (EV) Powertrain Engineer
Battery Management Systems (BMS) Engineer
Renewable Energy Systems Designer
Power Electronics R&D Engineer
Energy Storage System Engineer
Embedded Control Engineer
Smart Grid Engineer and many more
NPTEL enables students to earn IIT/IISc-recognised certifications in advanced power electronics, motor drives and energy conversion systems, strengthening both research competency and academic credentials.
IEEE PES certification equips students with advanced power systems and energy engineering knowledge, preparing them for senior research and technical leadership roles in the energy sector.
MathWorks' advanced Simulink training equips students with expert simulation skills for power converter modelling and drive control, essential for research-intensive power electronics engineering roles.
Academic Requirement
Candidates must have passed a 4-year Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering/Technology in the relevant branch from a recognized University.
Candidates must have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying undergraduate examination.
Entrance Test Requirement
Admission shall be based on merit through:
Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE)
TS PGECET
Anurag Common Entrance Test (Anurag CET)
Qualifying Examination on merit
For Foreign / NRI category, admission shall be based on merit in GATE or marks secured in the qualifying examination.
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What does this program cover?
It focuses on power electronics, electrical drives, and control systems.
Are lab sessions included?
Yes, practical sessions are an essential part of the program.
What subjects are taught?
Core subjects include converters, drives, and power systems.
Is the program concept-intensive?
Yes, with strong support through practical applications.
How is learning delivered?
Through a mix of theory, lab work, and project-based learning.
