The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering was established in the academic year 1997 with strength of 60 students in EEE (B.Tech) which was enhanced currently to intake of 120 students. The Department also offers PG Programmes in M. Tech-Power Electronics with an intake of 18 students. The Department is well equipped and upgraded laboratories with sophisticated equipment’s, latest electrical software and state-of-the-art infrastructure. The students are being guided professionally and are being taught by well qualified and experienced teaching staff. Department is making the teaching learning process more effective by using modern facilities like Smart Digital Boards, LCD Projectors and Laptops. The department periodically organizes technical seminars, symposia, workshops and guest lecturers for the benefit of both the students and the faculty. The Mission of the department is “To Impart Quality Education in Electrical Engineering through innovative teaching learning process”.

Programmes Offered by Department

S.No UG/ PG/ Diploma Courses Offered Intake
1 UG B.Tech – Electrical & Electronics Engineering 120
2 Diploma Electrical & Electronics Engineering –II shift Polytechnic 180


Associate Professor

M.Tech (CSE), (Phd)

14 Years of Teaching experience

Area of interest: Data Mining, Machine learning, Image processing


Mobile: 9493142141


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