Aditya Engineering College - [AEC] M.Tech Power Electronics And Drives: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. GATE EE (Electrical Engineering) is the primary paper for M.Tech Power Electronics and Drives. A valid EE score qualifies you for GATE-based admission and AICTE-PG scholarship eligibility at AEC. Confirm current policy at adityauniversity.in before applying.

Ans. Yes. GATE EE-qualified full-time M.Tech students at AICTE-approved institutions are eligible for Rs. 12,400 per month. AEC is AICTE-approved. With total fees of Rs. 1.65 Lakhs over two years, the scholarship covers tuition within a few months of the first year. Verify rules at aicte-india.org.

Ans. Graduates can work as power electronics design engineers, drive system engineers, EV powertrain engineers, and control system engineers in companies such as ABB, Siemens, L&T, BHEL, and EV startups. PSUs like NTPC, PGCIL, and ONGC also recruit M.Tech EE graduates through GATE-based hiring. R&D roles in industrial automation and renewable energy integration are growing sectors.

Ans. Yes. The M.Tech thesis provides research exposure in power electronics for EV drivetrains, bidirectional converters for energy storage, and grid-tied inverter design for solar and wind systems. Faculty research interests and available lab facilities determine specific thesis topics. Consult the department at the time of admission for current research focus.

Ans. Yes. The degree is conferred by a UGC-recognised university and is valid for PhD admissions and PSU recruitment. GATE EE score holders can apply for BHEL, PGCIL, NTPC, and state electricity boards through GATE-based selection processes. The M.Tech also qualifies for Assistant Professor eligibility in electrical engineering departments.