Anjaneya University Raipur Ph.D Electrical And Electronics Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the Ph.D. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Anjaneya University, Raipur is INR 3,05,000 for the minimum 3-year doctoral tenure. Optional hostel accommodation costs INR 75,000 per year, billed separately. Examination and registration charges may be levied additionally as per university norms. Extension fees may apply if the doctoral tenure extends beyond the standard 3-year period.

Ans. Applicants must hold a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, EEE, or an allied discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks. Reserved category candidates are generally considered at 50% as per UGC guidelines. Candidates who have qualified in UGC-NET JRF or CSIR-NET JRF are also eligible for monthly fellowship benefits during the doctoral programme at Anjaneya University.

Ans. Anjaneya University may conduct a university-level PhD entrance test for candidates who have not qualified in UGC-NET or CSIR-NET JRF. This is followed by a personal interview conducted by the doctoral committee. Shortlisting criteria and the test schedule are announced at the time of the admission notification. Candidates should check the official admission portal for the latest updates on test dates and format.

Ans. Research areas for Ph.D. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Anjaneya University include power systems engineering, power electronics, control systems, embedded systems, renewable energy integration, and electric vehicle technology. The specific research topic is finalised with the assigned supervisor based on the candidate’s research proposal and the faculty’s current publication activity and research interests at the department.

Ans. Yes, candidates who have qualified in UGC-NET JRF or CSIR-NET JRF are eligible to receive the Junior Research Fellowship during their Ph.D. The JRF amount is INR 37,000 per month, upgrading to INR 42,000 per month (SRF) after the first two years subject to annual assessment. Fellowship amounts are governed and disbursed directly by UGC or CSIR to the candidate’s bank account on a monthly basis.

Ans. Graduates with a Ph.D. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering can pursue academic careers as assistant or associate professors at engineering colleges and universities. Research scientist positions are available at national labs, power utilities, and defence establishments. Industry roles in power grid engineering, EV systems design, and renewable energy project development are also accessible to doctoral graduates with EEE specialisation.