SAHE University B.Tech {Lateral} Electrical and Electronics Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The EEE department at SAHE University stands out for its High Voltage Engineering Lab and the AC Network Analyzer with Transmission Line System Training Simulator in the Power Systems Lab, which is the first of its kind in any private engineering college in Andhra Pradesh. Additionally, the department has two Siemens Collaborative Laboratories covering Lift Installation and Electrical and Energy Studies, providing students with industry-standard hands-on training. The department also offers Summer School programs on IoT Systems and Electric Vehicles, which are highly relevant emerging fields. With 14 MoUs, 12 patents, and active consultancy work with Vijayawada Municipal Corporation, lateral entry students get exposure to real-world electrical engineering projects from day one.

Ans. Graduates of B.Tech EEE from SAHE University are recruited by both core electrical sector companies and IT firms. Notable recruiters include Reliance GET (7.5 LPA), Schneider Electric (5.5 LPA), Medha Servo Drives (5.16 LPA), Accenture (4.5 LPA for 252 students), and Verizon (4.6 LPA). The highest package recorded from the EEE department is 52.6 LPA, and the average CTC is 5 LPA. Common roles include Electrical Engineer, Power Systems Engineer, Automation Engineer, and Instrumentation Engineer. Students can also pursue M.Tech in Power Systems Engineering (offered at SAHE itself), appear for GATE, or prepare for PSU exams like PGCIL, NTPC, and BHEL.

Ans. The EEE department has the largest intake among all engineering branches at SAHE University with 240 regular seats. Lateral entry seats are capped at 10% supernumerary, meaning up to 24 lateral entry seats are available, making it one of the more accessible lateral entry options at the university. Additionally, any unfilled first-year seats may be added to the lateral entry pool. Compared to Civil and Mechanical Engineering (which have only 6 lateral entry seats each), EEE offers significantly more lateral entry opportunities.

Ans. Yes, all facilities including the Siemens Collaborative Laboratories (Lift Installation and Electrical and Energy Studies), the High Voltage Engineering Lab, and the IoT and Power Electronics labs are available to all students including lateral entry students from the 3rd semester onwards. The Summer School on IoT Systems and Smart Applications and the Summer Internship on Electric Vehicles are open to all enrolled students. These programs are particularly valuable for lateral entry students as they help bridge any skill gaps and provide exposure to emerging technologies like EVs and IoT that are increasingly relevant in the electrical engineering industry.

Ans. Candidates with a Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, or closely related branches with a minimum of 50% marks are generally eligible for lateral entry into B.Tech EEE. The exact list of eligible diploma branches is specified in the AP ECET notification each year by APSCHE/JNTU Anantapur. Candidates should verify their branch eligibility in the official AP ECET 2026 instruction booklet available at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in before applying.

Ans. Yes, B.Tech EEE graduates from SAHE University are well-positioned for PSU and government sector jobs. Students can appear for GATE to qualify for PSU recruitment in organizations like NTPC, PGCIL, BHEL, ONGC, and IOCL. The APPSC AEE (Assistant Executive Engineer) exam is another avenue for state government jobs. The department's active consultancy work with Vijayawada Municipal Corporation and its strong research background also provide networking opportunities with government bodies. Additionally, the department's alumni are well-established in India and abroad, providing a strong alumni network for career guidance and referrals.