Hello,

For a Master's in Electrical Engineering in India, female students belonging to the NT (Nomadic Tribe) caste category typically pay lower fees than general or open category students.

You are eligible for reserved M.Tech seats under NT-B, NT-C, or NT-D, depending on your specific sub-category.

Your application fee is usually lower, such as 800 rupees instead of 1,000 rupees, especially in admission processes like those in Maharashtra.

Your annual tuition and other academic fees will generally be much lower than those for open-category students—often in the range of ten thousand to fifteen thousand rupees in total, depending on the institution.

You can also apply for benefits under schemes like the Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS), as well as scholarships such as the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) and income-based financial aid.

Hello,

The fee for a Master's in Electrical Engineering (MS EE) varies widely based on several factors, including the institution (public vs. private), location (US vs. other countries), and whether it's a full-time or part-time program.

The NT category female candidate have to pay the full general category fees for MS in EE, though they are eligible for the merit based scholarship.

As the fees varies from institution to institution, I recommend you to check the official website of a particular college you want to apply for.

Thank you!!

Hello Vinod,

Here is your complete time management strategy and roadmap:

Stage 1: Foundation Phase (June 2025 – Dec 2025)

• Target: Comprehensive conceptual clarity of core EEE subjects.
• Study Time: 2 - 3 hours daily (other than college work)
• Subjects: Network Theory, Signals & Systems, Engineering Mathematics, Electrical Machines
• Weekly Plan: 5 days theory + 2 days review / practice
• Solve topic-wise PYQ from GATE after every chapter.

Stage 2: Strengthening Phase (Jan 2026 – Oct 2026)

• Target: Full syllabus + practice + revise
• Study Time: 3 - 4 hours everyday on weekdays, 6 - 8 hours on saturdays/sundays
• Complete remaining subjects: Power Systems, Control Systems, Analog & Digital Electronics, EMT, Measurements
• Join in a test series and make summary notes and error logs

Stage 3: Revision & Test Phase (Nov 2026 – Jan 2027)

• Target: Maximize test performance and accuracy.
• Study Duration: 6-8 hours every day (focus only on GATE)
• Plan: Take full length tests 2-3 times a week.
• Analyze and revise weak areas.
• Practice numerical types & MSQ.

for electrical obc category in delhi these colleges have cut off ranks in jee mains or jac

dtu delhi have obc electrical closing rank near one lakh thirty thousand in jac round two year twenty twenty five

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/dtu-cutoff-jee-mains-2025

nsut netaji subhas university of technology close electrical branch obc around one lakh thirty five thousand rank

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nsut-cutoff

nit delhi josaa counselling close obc electrical around twenty two thousand rank for home state

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-delhi

2 .igdtuw for girls obc electrical rank close near two lakh forty two thousand in past year

https://dqxeclau.top/university/indira-gandhi-delhi-technical-university-for-women-delhi/cut-off

if you want more options with lower fee or safe backup tell me your exact rank and board i guide more colleges in same way.

Admission to Diploma in Electrical Engineering is usually through entrance exams like Polytechnic exams or merit-based selection. Apply via state technical boards.

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Yes, M.Tech in Electrical Engineering is available in many institutes, and specializations like Power Systems, Power Electronics, Control Systems, and VLSI are commonly offered. Admission is usually through GATE, but some institutes may also provide direct admission based on merit or institute-level exams. You can check the eligibility, fees, and admission process of specific colleges on Careers360’s M.Tech course and college pages.

With an 81.6 percentile in MHT CET (OBC) , your estimated rank is around 19,000–32,000 , placing you in a middle bracket, not the very top, but still strong. Here are the top Pune engineering colleges where you are realistically in contention for Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering

• Top Choice: PCCOE - strong placement prospects and good brand value

• Second Tier: AISSMS – aim for Mechanical or Electrical

• Safe Picks: SCOE and SAE – reliable backup options

• Avoid COEP as admission is out of reach at this percentile

Government polytechnic institutes of electrical engineering in India are as follows

1.Government polytechnic,pune

2.Government polytechnic, Mumbai

3.Government polytechnic College, Chennai

4.Government polytechnic, Lakhnow

5.Government polytechnic College, Thiruvananthapuram

6.Government polytechnic, Ahemdabad

7.Government polytechnic,Patna

8.Pusa polytechnic,New Delhi

9.Government polytechnic, Bhubaneswar

10.Government polytechnic, Nagpur

11.Government polytechnic, Jodhpur

12.Government polytechnic College, Bhopal.

No, you can’t get B.Tech in Electrical Engineering at BHU through CUET UG only.

IIT-BHU offers core B.Tech programs (like Electrical) through JEE Advanced only.

BHU via CUET UG offers limited B.Tech programs (like Food Tech, Dairy Tech) under RGSC campus, not core engineering.

For Electrical Engineering at BHU, you must clear JEE Advanced.