 Electrical engineering – An introduction  Why electrical engineering?  Marvels of electrical engineering  Career options for electrical engineers  Career options: government jobs, private jobs  Master stroke of electrical engineers “GATE”  Why unemployment?  Syllabus not updated regularly  Lack of innovation and research  Lack of skill-based education  Lack of proper English skills  Truth of unemployability!!! Facts & figure  Habits to become a employable engineer.?  Government initiatives for engineers  “Skill india” mission  Pradhan mantri Kaushal vikas yojna (PMKVY) NSQF (national skill qualification framework) NSDC (national skill development corporation)  Establishing the ‘link’ between degree & employment  Upgrade your knowledge & skills globally using  Online learning platform  NPTEL e-learning courses  MIT open course ware  COURSERA  EDX online  Darryl morrell  Electromechanical library  Arduino  Electrical engineering portal  Current research trends in electrical engineering?  High efficiency photovoltaic cells  Green energy electrical power converter  Smart electrical grids  A hybrid electric vehicle (HEV)  Eye tracking technology  Graphene  Wireless wearable tech

1. Electrical Engineer
“Manipulate the Power”

2. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING – AN
INTRODUCTION
 Electrical Engineering is one of
the fastest growing fields that
involves study and application of
electricity and electronics.
 It is the most interesting branch of
engineering because it involves
study of computer, electrical and
electronics and communication.
 Electrical engineering deals with
generation, transmission and
distribution of electricity.

3. WHY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING?

4. LIFE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY-VIDEO SESSION
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5. Power Grid – Providing Electricity to entire city
MARVELS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

6. • RESEARCH
ENGINEERS
ISRO,BARC,DRDO
etc.
• M.EM.Tech
• M.Tech+Phd
• MBA
• TATA POWER
• RELIANCE POWER
• ADANI POWER
• ESSEL GROUP
• TCS..
• PSU
• RRB
• STATE VIDHYUT
BOARD PUBLIC
SECTOR
PRIVATE
SECTOR
R & D
SECTOR
HIGHER
STUDIES
CAREER OPTIONS FOR ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS

7. CAREER OPTIONS: GOVERNMENT JOBS
 Airports Authority of India (AAI)
 Power Grid
 Vizag Steel
 Steel Authority of India (SAIL)
 Indian Oil Corporation Limited(IOCL)
 National Thermal Power Corporation
Limited(NTPC)
 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation
Limited(HPCL)
 THDC India Limited(THDC)
 Mazagon Dock Limited(MDL)
 Nuclear Power Corporation of India
Limited (NPCIL)
 Neyveli Lignite Corporation(NLC)
 National Fertilizers Limited (NFL)
 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited(BHEL)
 Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers (RCFL

8. LETS DO SOME EXERCISE

9. LIST OF PSU’S

10. CAREER OPTIONS: PRIVATE JOBS
 General Electrics
 Larson & Turbo (L&T)
 Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.
 Tata Electric Companies
 Adani Power Ltd
 Schneider Electric
 Bajaj Electricals Ltd
 Siemens
 Crompton Greaves
 Havells India Limited
 ABB India Limited
 Finola Cables Limited
 EMCO limited
 KIRLOSKAR Electric Company Limited
 Eveready Industries India Ltd
 Microtek
 Exide Industries Ltd
 Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd
 Sun Source (India)..etc..

11. GATE
B.E/B.Tech
(7th Sem)
PSUM.E/M.Tech/R&D
MASTER STROKE OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS

12. WHY UNEMPLOYMENT ??
• Large number of students
passing out each year, from
various courses – traditional, as
well as professional
• Many good organizations are
struggling to find and recruit
good employees
• ‘Employable’ people are having
abundant employment
• Not many institutes in India are
able to bridge this demand-
supply gap

13. 1. SYLLABUS NOT UPDATED REGULARLY:

14. 3. LACK OF INNOVATION AND RESEARCH:
2. LACK OF QUALITY TEACHERS:
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15. 5.LACK OF PROPER ENGLISH SKILLS:
4. LACK OF SKILL-BASED EDUCATION:
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16. TRUTH OF UNEMPLOYABILITY !!!
DEMAND OF “KUSHAL” MANPOWER

17. HABITS TO BECOME A EMPLOYABLE
ENGINEER.?
• Join engineering ”TECHNICAL” clubs and organizations
while in college.
• Get into research.
• Get an internship/training.
 CGPA is one of the important factors that matters for
getting selected to a company. Interns, research interns
involving work in the area of the work of the company is an
important criterion to get recruited into companies.
Companies test the knowledge of the person in the area of
the profile the company offers.
• Network with others.
• Do well in classes.
• Manage your time.

18. SOME EXTRA TIPS
• Study your subjects of your interest thoroughly.
• Do prepare in groups, it will help you in clearing
your doubts and also it will improve your
interview skills.
• Focus on Core Subjects.
• Try to visit some industries.
• Try to learn something extra apart from your
branch subjects
• Basic concepts should be clear.

19.  “SKILL INDIA” MISSION
KEY FEATURES
• Skill development of the youth in such a way so that they get employment and
also improve entrepreneurship.
• Provides training, support and guidance for all occupations that were of
traditional type like carpenters, welders, blacksmiths etc.
• Tailor-made, need-based programmes for specific age groups which can be like
language and communication skills, life and positive thinking skills, personality
development skills, management skills, behavioural skills, including job and
employability skills.
• Innovative course methodology, which would include games, group discussions,
brainstorming sessions, practical experiences, case studies etc.
GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES FOR
ENGINEERS

20.  Pradhanmantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna (PMKVY)
• Key objectives of this scheme are to cover the skills
training of about 24 lakh people.
• NSQF (National Skill Qualification Framework): to decide
specific skill needs.
• NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation): to assess
the specific skills trainings to be imparted, on the basis of
demand in recent skills gap by a study for 2013-17 period.
• Central ministries and state government departments
were consulted and the inputs of various industry and
business heads were also considered.
• Currently, about 1000+ job categories are being catered to
by the skills training imparted under the scheme.
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21. So let’s ‘Engineer’ the future…
Adding Skill to Knowledge…

22. Getting ‘an edge’ over others…
How to do this ???
SKILL INDIA

23. ESTABLISHING THE ‘LINK’
Education in
Engineering/
Technology
Skill India Make in India
Technical
Degree + Skill
Employability
National
Growth &
Prosperity
Prosperity begins with GOOD education & training in
Engineering / Technology

24. SOME EXTRA TIPS
 NPTEL E-Learning Courses
With more than 70 electrical engineering courses to choose from, the
National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) is
one of the most useful online resources for anyone interested in
studying electrical engineering.
 MIT Open Course Ware
MIT Open Course Ware provides lecture notes, exams, and videos without
any required registration.
 COURSERA
Coursera offers “the world’s best courses, online, for free,” and their
electrical engineering courses don’t disappoint.
 EdX Online
Circuits and Electronics, a course offered by edX, is rated very highly by
course participants for its interesting and thorough material and the
professor’s enthusiasm.
UPGRADE YOUR KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS GLOBALY USING:
ONLINE LEARING PLATEFORM

25. Darryl Morrell
Darryl Morrell provides instructional videos covering a wide range of electrical
engineering topics on his YouTube channel. Informative and fun to watch, Darryl
has more than 15,000 subscribers and 3,000,000 views.
Electromechanical Library
The Digital Library is updated and includes objects created and built by instructors
from the Fox Valley Technical College and other colleges in the Wisconsin
Technical College System.
Arduino
Arduino is an “open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible,
easy-to-use hardware and software.”
 Electrical Engineering Portal
Dubbed “one of the world’s largest professional web portals dedicated to
electrical science and education,” the Electrical Engineering Portal is a gigantic
resource for anyone interested in learning electrical engineering.
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26. CURRENT TREND IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING?
Let’s take a look at some of the most exciting new ideas
in the field.1.
 High Efficiency Photovoltaic Cells:-
One of the enduring challenges of modern electrical
engineering is to find an implementation of
photovoltaic technology that is efficient, effective
under varying operating conditions, and highly
resistant to damage – while not being cost-
prohibitive.
 Green Energy Electrical Power Converter:-
Once you collect energy, converting it for use in the
electrical system is an essential next step. A new
power converter developed in the Department of
Electrical Engineering at the University of Arkansas
will now make it easier for users of to shunt excess
energy into the power grid..

27.  Smart Electrical Grids:-As energy systems
become more complex and energy sources
become more diverse, smart grids are growing in
importance worldwide. Smart grids integrate
innovative electrical technology at multiple levels
to improve flow control, detect malfunctions, and
automate service delivery.
 A hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) :-Is a type of hybrid
vehicle that combines a conventional internal
combustion engine (ICE) system with
an electric propulsion system (hybrid vehicle
drivetrain).
Eye Tracking Technology:-As many
consumers develop an adversarial relationship to
conventional digital advertising, eye tracking
becomes essential – not only to deliver
commercial messages, but to better understand
what information is of greatest interest.
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28.  Wireless Wearable Tech.The idea of the “Personal Area Network”
has been around in computing science for a long time, but it’s only
now becoming a practical reality. Devices can now operate on a
smaller scale than ever and interface seamlessly with the wider
environment. Wearable devices have been developed to
authenticate access to vehicles and machinery, improve reading
comprehension while engaged in exercise, and provide without the
use of a phone.
 Graphene.As electrical engineers reach the performance
constraints caused by the fundamental properties of matter,
advances in materials science become essential. Graphene is
perhaps the most important recent innovation. Graphene consists
of a single layer of carbon atoms one million times thinner than
paper. It’s so thin that it is actually considered two-dimensional.
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29. THANK
YOU
“I have no special talent. I am only
passionately curious”. By Albert Einstein