Sri Sai Group Of Institutes Pathankot M.Tech Power System Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. A valid GATE score in the EE paper is the primary criterion for admission through IKG PTU counselling. Candidates without GATE can apply under the management quota, subject to seat availability. IKG PTU decides the final merit and seat allotment for the 2026-27 session through its centralised counselling process.

Ans. The total programme fee is INR 1,63,000 across four semesters over 2 years. Hostel charges of up to INR 45,000 per year are optional and billed separately from the academic fee. The fee applies to general category students for the 2026-27 session under IKG PTU norms.

Ans. Candidates must appear in the GATE Electrical Engineering (EE) paper. GATE 2026 was held in February 2026 and results were declared on March 19, 2026. These scores are valid for IKG PTU M.Tech admissions in the 2026-27 session and the counselling process is managed by the university.

Ans. Graduates can apply for engineering roles in PSPCL, POWERGRID, NTPC, and other central and state power utilities. The M.Tech degree also qualifies holders for assistant professor positions in electrical engineering departments and for GATE-based PSU officer recruitment. Several graduates also enter renewable energy and smart grid consultancies operating in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh.

Ans. Yes. Female students may apply for the AICTE Pragati Scholarship of INR 50,000 per year. SC/ST students may receive up to full tuition fee reimbursement through the Punjab Post-Matric Scholarship. BC/OBC students are eligible for up to INR 5,000 per year through the state scholarship portal.

Ans. The programme spans four semesters under IKG PTU. The first year covers advanced power systems analysis, smart grid technologies, FACTS devices, and research methodology. The second year includes elective subjects in power electronics or renewable energy integration and concludes with a dissertation on a real-world power engineering problem evaluated by a university-appointed panel.