DTU M.Tech Power Systems And Power Electronics: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. While both programmes are offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering at DTU, M.Tech Power System Engineering focuses on grid analysis, transmission protection, and load flow studies, whereas M.Tech Power Systems and Power Electronics emphasises power converter design, motor drives, pulse-width modulation, and renewable energy integration. Students interested in EV powertrains or solar inverter design would find the PSPE track more relevant.

Ans. Candidates should appear in the GATE Electrical Engineering (EE) paper for admission to M.Tech Power Systems and Power Electronics at DTU. The EE paper covers power electronics, electrical machines, control systems, and circuit theory, which are core to this specialisation. Non-GATE candidates may qualify through the DTU M.Tech admission test conducted in July 2026 at the campus.

Ans. Graduates of M.Tech PSPE from DTU can pursue roles as power electronics design engineers, EV powertrain developers, renewable energy systems engineers, and R&D specialists. Companies in the EV, solar, and battery storage sectors such as Ola Electric, Tata Motors, Waaree Energies, and ABB India recruit power electronics engineers. Research institutions including IIT Delhi and CSIR-CEERI also hire from this specialisation.

Ans. The curriculum covers power converter topologies, switched-mode power supplies, motor drive control, smart grid technologies, renewable energy integration, reactive power compensation, and embedded control for power systems. The second-year dissertation allows students to work on topics such as grid-connected inverters, EV battery management systems, or multi-level converter design in collaboration with department faculty.

Ans. The total academic fee for M.Tech Power Systems and Power Electronics at DTU is INR 2,58,500 over two years. Year 1 fee is INR 1,28,000 and Year 2 fee is INR 1,30,500. Hostel accommodation is optional and charged separately. GATE-qualified students receive a monthly stipend of INR 12,400 from AICTE, reducing the net cost of the programme significantly over the two-year period.

Ans. Yes, students admitted to M.Tech PSPE at DTU with a valid GATE EE score receive the AICTE stipend of INR 12,400 per month for 2 years. This is disbursed through DTU Academic Affairs. Non-GATE students admitted via the departmental test receive INR 7,500 per month from DTU. Both categories are also eligible for SC/ST fee concessions and other Delhi Government scholarship schemes.