Follow the Path to Success in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

At IARE, students follow three key pathways to success: curriculum, career development, and skills and knowledge enhancement.

The B.Tech program in Electrical and Electronics Engineering combines a strong foundation in electrical and electronic systems with modern educational strategies, including project-based learning and interdisciplinary integration. Students gain hands-on experience and exposure to cutting-edge technologies through minor specializations, ensuring they graduate with a versatile and industry relevant profile.

The Most Promising Minor Program tracks along with B.Tech Degree in CSE:

• A major is a primary focus of study, typically 160 credits.
• A minor is a secondary focus of study, typically 18 credits.

Specialize in one of the minor programs relevant for the future of engineering

• 1. Cyber Security
• 2. Data Science
• 3. Innovation and Entrepreneurship

1. Cyber Security

This minor equips EEE students to secure smart grids, industrial control systems (ICS), and IoT-based electrical networks. Key subjects include system and network security, secure embedded systems, cryptography, and ethical hacking - essential skills in the era of digital electricity and automation.

2. Data Science

Students learn to analyse complex datasets from power systems, smart meters, and electrical load forecasting. With training in Python, R, data visualization, and statistical modelling, EEE graduates can apply AI-driven insights to optimize energy systems and intelligent automation.

3. Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Designed to cultivate entrepreneurial leadership in the EEE sector, this minor focuses on ideating and launching solutions in renewable energy, electric mobility, and automation. It covers startup planning, product innovation, financial modelling, and global market strategy.