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Originally Posted by atanu

there is very less scope for electronics engineer in the thermal power students,it has not scope like electrical and mechanical engineer.
now these days power is generated and the power is needed to be in controlled in order to distribution,
and now these days power is controlled by the semiconductor or power electronics device,
and for that purpose electronics engineer is required,
ok
best of luck.

sir i m ec engg(fresher). m i eligible for power plants

hello,
Hi dear,
you are eligible as you are graduate and further if you want to check detailed eligibility
you can download the pdf document from the link given and confirm your eligibility....
www.npti.nic.in/npti1.pdf

you must have a completed graduation in engineering with at least 60% aggregate from the recogonised university to be eligible for this course.

The scope of power sector is very good; if u go through last budget the government has given importance to the transmission and distribution losses (APRDP project) and also power for all by 2012. Also there are many UMPP coming up. So there is lots of scope, for more go through net and u will get it.

NPTI is good college it comes under ministry of power, ya don’t expect it to be like a core b-school.
Last yr 70%ile was cut-off for cat score then there was gd and pi
Last yr recession had also hit our college but unlike most of the good b-school which where not able to achieve 100% placement NPTI has achieved 100% placement even last yr, of course package were not that good.

and NPTI is accredited from AICTE

Thanks

hello,

there is very less scope for electronics engineer in the thermal power students,it has not scope like electrical and mechanical engineer.
now these days power is generated and the power is needed to be in controlled in order to distribution,
and now these days power is controlled by the semiconductor or power electronics device,
and for that purpose electronics engineer is required,
ok
best of luck.


regards
vidh

hello,
Hi dear,
you are eligible as you are graduate and further if you want to check detailed eligibility
you can download the pdf document from the link given and confirm your eligibility....
www.npti.nic.in/npti1.pdf

you must have a completed graduation in engineering with at least 60% aggregate from the recogonised university to be eligible for this course.

The scope of power sector is very good; if u go through last budget the government has given importance to the transmission and distribution losses (APRDP project) and also power for all by 2012. Also there are many UMPP coming up. So there is lots of scope, for more go through net and u will get it.

NPTI is good college it comes under ministry of power, ya don’t expect it to be like a core b-school.
Last yr 70%ile was cut-off for cat score then there was gd and pi
Last yr recession had also hit our college but unlike most of the good b-school which where not able to achieve 100% placement NPTI has achieved 100% placement even last yr, of course package were not that good.

and NPTI is accredited from AICTE

Thanks


regards
vidh

Hi dear,

you are eligible as you are graduate and further if you want to check detailed eligibility
you can download the pdf document from the link given and confirm your eligibility....
www.npti.nic.in/npti1.pdf

you must have a completed graduation in engineering with at least 60% aggregate from the recogonised university to be eligible for this course.

The scope of power sector is very good; if u go through last budget the government has given importance to the transmission and distribution losses (APRDP project) and also power for all by 2012. Also there are many UMPP coming up. So there is lots of scope, for more go through net and u will get it.

NPTI is good college it comes under ministry of power, ya don’t expect it to be like a core b-school.
Last yr 70%ile was cut-off for cat score then there was gd and pi
Last yr recession had also hit our college but unlike most of the good b-school which where not able to achieve 100% placement NPTI has achieved 100% placement even last yr, of course package were not that good.

and NPTI is accredited from AICTE

Thanks

hello,
you are eligible as you are graduate and further if you want to check detailed eligibility
you can download the pdf document from the link given and confirm your eligibility....
www.npti.nic.in/npti1.pdf

you must have a completed graduation in engineering with at least 60% aggregate from the recogonised university to be eligible for this course.

The scope of power sector is very good; if u go through last budget the government has given importance to the transmission and distribution losses (APRDP project) and also power for all by 2012. Also there are many UMPP coming up. So there is lots of scope, for more go through net and u will get it.

NPTI is good college it comes under ministry of power, ya don’t expect it to be like a core b-school.
Last yr 70%ile was cut-off for cat score then there was gd and pi
Last yr recession had also hit our college but unlike most of the good b-school which where not able to achieve 100% placement NPTI has achieved 100% placement even last yr, of course package were not that good.

and NPTI is accredited from AICTE

best of luck

Originally Posted by Unregistered

can an electronics & communication engineer apply for the post of electrical engineer?

Hi dear,
you are eligible as you are graduate and further if you want to check detailed eligibility
you can download the pdf document from the link given and confirm your eligibility....
www.npti.nic.in/npti1.pdf

you must have a completed graduation in engineering with at least 60% aggregate from the recogonised university to be eligible for this course.

The scope of power sector is very good; if u go through last budget the government has given importance to the transmission and distribution losses (APRDP project) and also power for all by 2012. Also there are many UMPP coming up. So there is lots of scope, for more go through net and u will get it.

NPTI is good college it comes under ministry of power, ya don’t expect it to be like a core b-school.
Last yr 70%ile was cut-off for cat score then there was gd and pi
Last yr recession had also hit our college but unlike most of the good b-school which where not able to achieve 100% placement NPTI has achieved 100% placement even last yr, of course package were not that good.

and NPTI is accredited from AICTE

good luck...

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