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| 24th April 2016 03:25 AM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? what is the scope difference BS electrical technology and BS electrical engineering technology |
| 24th November 2014 03:24 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? i done f.s.c but i got less marks so i take admission in bs electric technology is itbenifit for my future oe bsc is best |
| 3rd January 2014 07:22 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? is this beneficial to be a graduate engineer. and is bs-hons in electrical technology could let me a good job. |
| 14th August 2012 12:04 PM | |
| Onkar Kaur |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? My dear friend, Don't be confused about the stream of Electrical. Electrical and technology courses are great in demand these days. You can go for these. These are fully job oriented. If you have better knowledge and extra skills then you can lead this field. You can get job anywhere. Some govt. Companies are listed below: 1. BHEL 2. BEL 3. ISRO 4. BSNL 5. DRDO 6. NTPC etc. Wish you all the very best. |
| 13th June 2012 12:38 AM | |
| kinnarnara |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? hi, You can goverment job as well as private sector. BHEL BEL ISRO BSNL Many more Wish to you best of luck |
| 12th June 2012 11:29 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? sir i have passed DAE electrical and now i apply the bs echnology electrical the lahore uni and i am little confuse for the degree are you can help me |
| 1st June 2011 10:36 PM | |
| hitendra kumar malik |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? you can get government job in this field my dear friend....... you can get BHEL, BEL, DRDO, NTPC, ISRO, BSNL, etc all the very best |
| 24th May 2011 04:10 PM | |
| frooty.scooty |
Re: What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? Dear friend, Electrical engineering is a broad field of engineering which deals with the science and technology involving electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism, to design, construct, and maintain products, services, and information systems. Electrical engineering is the historical name for what is now called electrical, electronics, and computer engineering. This branch of engineering covers traditional areas like generation, distribution and transmission of electricity as well as new age applications in electronics ranging from telecommunications to computers and micro processors. Thus most courses combine electrical and electronic systems. The course is closely linked with computation and neural systems, applied physics, computer science and applied dynamic system Students of electrical engineering are offered both theoretical and practical knowledge in a wide variety of subjects, including wireless systems, quantum electronics, modern optics, solid state materials and devices, power electronics, control theory; signal processing, data compression and communications etc. There are many more new age developments including Neuro Fuzzy approaches for Engineering system applications, biomedical instrumentation, Analysis of digital systems etc. Tecnological engineering: technological education got a great boost. The development of technical education has been one of the major achievements of the post-Independence period. The creation of the All-India Council of Technical Education in 1945, and the Report of the Scientific Manpower Committee (1947) has a far reaching influence in this development. The reports of the Engineering Personnel Committee (1956), and the Committee for Postgraduate Engineering Education and Research (1961) gave an impetus to higher level technical education. The growth of educational facilities has been phenomenal during the last decade. The outturn of graduates in engineering doubled within a span of 10 years from about 30,000 in 1987 to 60,000 in 1996. During the same period, the outturn of polytechnic diploma holders increased from 56,560 to 95,283. A comprehensive account of the progress of technical education since Independence is available in the book Technical Education in Independent India (1947-1997) published by the All India Council of Technical Education in 1999. some videos are provided in the below link.visit these link and get the more information. www.scope of Electrical and tecnology videoes. |
| 9th August 2010 04:10 PM | |
| rupendra |
What is the scope in Electrical and Technology course? i m confuse for electranic &technology corse .what"s his scope i m confuse for select this subject .plese suggese me for this subject scope |
